ROCKBROSROCK BROS Bike/Bicycle Phone Front Frame Bag, Waterproof, Tube Bag,Cycling Pouch, Bike Accessories for Men Compatible Phone Under 7”

Well made, has plenty of velcro in case your bike is wide, made it perfect for my ebike. It feels high quality and well designed, installing it took under 5 minutes, it was very easy to take on and off. The touch screen is very easy to use and the plastic is very clear. It fits my phone with its case, and even with a privacy screen it's very easy to see my screen while I bike. The zipper also feels secure so I'm not worried about anything falling out. I biked with it this morning and it was great!

After 40+ mile of use I can give an informed opinion now. In no particular order...-I have a 30+ year old bike and needed something universal fitting that complimented my 30+ year old tail bag (is it a law that everything needs to have "extreme" styling now that makes it look like it came off an alien spaceship?). This bag has no flashy decorations, no pinstripes, no skulls, nothing except reflective piping. Even the logo is muted. Perfect!-The two Velcro straps on the bottom grip my top bar securely and stays centered by the Velcro strap on the fork well. The straps have a generous length and I found I needed to cut them. If you do, cut them long enough so that the end is tucked away between the frame and the bag, to prevent unrolling. The bag sometimes shifts due to the load creating an off-center balance but not my much, maybe a half inch or so. Big whoop.-The top bag's touch screen membrane on the upper flap is definitely smartphone friendly. I have an older Galaxy S5 in a case so if it works for my phone it will work with yours. The flap has attached adjustable Velcro halves that close snugly around whatever you put there, so you can put anything you want there from a smartphone to a solar charger. Yes, even solar chargers work inside it. This bag is renewable energy compatible!-The rear of the bag has a tiny self sealing slit for earphone cables which to me is unnecessary. It's the 21st century, people. Use Bluetooth earbuds (keep one ear free for situational awareness, though). In case you wanted to know, Bluetooth gadgets work perfectly fine in this bag. Keep them charged with a solar charger mounted on the top, and when charged, swap it out with a smartphone loaded with music. But, that's just how I ride.-As I pedal, my knees can and will occasionally bump up against the bag. This is a trivial thing and is easily overlooked when you're on the trail. The bag only creates maybe two inches of girth on either side but the luggage carrying capability more than makes up for it.-On my rides I am able to fit EVERYTHING in my pockets- cell phone, keys, wallet, change, pocket knife, solar charger and Bluetooth earbuds- into this bag so that I don't have gear banging around in my pockets while I pedal. When I put the bike away it stores my riding gloves so I'll always know where they are. One glove or the other always seems to wander off somewhere when I'm not looking.-From the pics the bag looks like it's just a thin plastic box, but inside the box it has soft padded lining to cushion any impact. It won't protect the contents from a hammer, but it will cushion the fall should you accidentally drop the bike.-With the bag mounted I can no longer use the strap on my bike carrier to strap the bike's front section down. I find I need to thread the carrier's strap in between the bag and the frame, but the bag is flexible enough to allow it.-When the bag is stuffed full the zippers can be difficult to close sometimes. That has more to do with the bag being distorted from being over stuffed than any problem with the zipper. Readjust the bag contents and the problem goes away.-Much has been said about the bag's waterproof-ness by others. I can't comment on that since I don't ride in downpours, but I can definitely say it is a lot more water resistant than any bag made of woven material (like my 30+ year old tail bag) because it's a solid panel. I don't care what the advertisements say about a product being waterproof- if it's a woven fabric, if you leave it out in the rain it will eventually leak. If you typically ride in the rain, 90% of bags won't be for you, including this one. Get an Otter box instead.All in all a great little bag that fits my loyal 30+ year old stallion perfectly. There may be more expensive bags out there but that doesn't mean it will be a better bag than this one. At this price you won't feel too bad about swapping it out if you do find a better bag later.

Got this mostly to get my phone out of my back pocket and potentially where I could see it through the transparent window. FWIW said window is also, in part, a green house so phone gets a little warm on prolonged direct sun. Bag is large enough for iphone 13 pro, but not for my predecessor Samsung AOS2 which oddly is 2cm longer than the iphone and slightly wider. The straps hold the bag with phone pretty well immobilized, but it does shift a little bit if bumped. Bag is wide enough that I occasionally touch it with my knee while riding, but this is ok. Main annoyance is when I stop and get off the saddle to put foot on ground the bag pokes my front as the saddle pokes my rear, not much space in there. Bike is a 54cm.Never the less I am keeping the bags as I think they are a better solution than carrying the phone in my back pocket, especially when it cools off and multiple layers will bury the pocket. Just measured and one bike has 8" from saddle nose to bag, the other only 7". Not the best but tolerable as I spend 99% of my time on the bikes riding and not standing around. FWIW the bags come with lime green elastic edge water proof covers which just fit over the tops of the bags presumably to keep contents dry in heavy rain. The bags seem well built and likely to hold up for years. One final comment, there is a double zipper and since the space is constricted running the zipper around the end towards the saddle while standing straddling the top tube is a little touchy. I weigh ~140#, so those more amply endowed and short will have to get off the bike.Further experience: getting used to the small distance between saddle nose and back of bag. Have also noticed that while riding, if I stand up to eg go faster up a hill, my knees will hit the bag every 2d or 3d pedal stroke, so makes standing while pedaling less comfortable. But again I rarely stand and can get used to not doing, compared with the advantage of having the cell phone more accessible.

Bought one to carry my phone and see it, as well as to carry other items. Very handy to see if I get a call. I can also use the touch screen on the phone. Also great to display/use the GPS.

This bag has a lot going for it. Adequate space for phone, wallet, keys, multi tool and a tube or snack. I'm using it in conjunction with a seat pack just to store keys, wallet, phone. Material seems to be very water resistant. Straps were way too long so I trimmed them. Will the zipper last? We will see.

This phone case works great. It is a great design.I have a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra with a Otterbox case, and my phone fits perfectly in the window. The touchscreen works great thru the plastic cover that zips up around your phone. It has a nice size compartment just under you phone. Enough room for your keys, wallet maybe a protein bar. It mounts easily and holds your phone as well as your other goodies very securely. I ride a mountain bike on moderate trails and it stays in place just fine. The only issue I have is, where it had to be placed on my bike made it difficult to see. Now, this may be due to my bike design and not the product design. I need to be able to glance at my phone and not take my eyes off of the trail for more than a second. I really do not want to have to see if my helmet will adequately protect my noggin if I crash into a tree because I had to take my eyes off of the trail to check my GPS in order to follow the desired route. That being said, if this case will fit on your bike in a place where it is fully visible, it is a great choice.