It does what it says it does, it seems to be of high quality, and years ago I was thinking that someone should invent an iphone case with a lanyard and an atv/motorcycle/bike mount, so I'm pretty sold on the idea.With that said, for my intended use, mounting on my atv in hopes of catching some good trail video, nope, notta! I first mounted it as the picture shows, just above the stabilizer for my mirror, but the video was shaky and of course there was too much side to side as the handlebars moved back and forth for stearing. I then moved it up closer to the mirror where it was much worse. I then mounted it on the front rack of my atv where it was even worse yet. I'm convinced there is no way of mounting an iPhone onto an atv to shoot video successfully. This is the second product I've tried for this purpose that has failed to do the job. I gave the product 5 stars because it holds securely and other than a hole in the bottom for a charging cable it's darn near water tight case is sweet and I like the lanyard attachment idea but if you are going to try and capture video from your atv/motorcylce/bicycle, don't waste your time, this will not work, I'm sorry to cave but the only way I'm ever going to get good videos off my atv is by spending hundreds of dollars on a gopro and water proof case and a helmet mount. :-(Well, at least I know why those things are so expensive now, because they are the ONLY WAY to capture high quality atv trail videos.
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