I have this bracket directly ordered at a shop in Hong Kong, which has indeed lasted three weeks for it but it has cost me even to the 4 (incl. Shipping). For the price you can then ignore the flaws that were there:
The film box is too small for the Grade 2, it lacks in length a few millimeters in order to operate the touch panel keys can and the front camera is covered. For this, in depth so much space that you could stack three smartphones in it (foam pad to fill but are in). The depth has the advantage that I can leave my special Cell Phone Case with back strap to the equipment or (without this case) nor a "Power Bank" can cram with four 18650 batteries, in which case the zipper must remain open at the bottom of the connecting cable ,
Laterally namely remains not so much space, so with a thick Outdoor Case etc. would not fit the device probably, or at least not so that the display is located directly under the film.
The connection between the bag and holder does not so confidence-inspiring impression even if it been attached correctly (it must be really pushed firmly with sufficient power). Would a kind exist mechanical lock and hold it together not only by friction, I would have a better feel. Even the (plastic) mounting I trust not really know whether you're able harder but stress breaking times. As a precaution, I have attached a "safety line" one wire to the rear lug the bag and make the fixed on the bicycle, characterized the case in the worst case can not fall at least.
Processing is otherwise OK, especially the quality of the bag is good. It would be worth more than a more rigid plastic wrap (my is slightly wavy) and a bonded seam of the plastic wrap to increase the driving rain, which I have not previously tested. In heavy, prolonged rain Contact I'd precaution even plug the phone into a zip bag or a so-called. Phone condom.
Positive else can I say that can be operated from the outside through the bag by the side hardware buttons if you marked up where they lie. Negative some 'chemical' smell I noticed.
