Maxi scooter phone mount

This is true only for motorcycles, where engine vibrations from certain bikes can damage the optical stabilizer of some phones (mainly iPhones). Our mounts with sleeves absorb the vibrations, so there’s no risk.

We explain everything here.

The Classic and Pro sleeves protect from rain, but they are not designed to be submerged. For that, choose the waterproof sleeve.

In normal conditions, you can ride in the rain without any problem with our three sleeves.

Yes, of course. To ensure the best touch sensitivity, it's important to choose the right sleeve size. Refer to our size guide.

Obviously, the phone will heat up more inside the sleeve than without. This depends on the phone model, GPS usage, whether you're charging it at the same time, and the outside temperature.
It's rare, but it can happen. In that case, it’s best to choose the version with the steel plate.

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Yes! The Classic and Pro sleeves have a slot for the charging cable.

If the size is similar, you don't need to buy anything. Otherwise, you can just purchase a new sleeve without having to replace everything.

Yes, up to 10 years by registering your product. All explained here.

The steel plate is not directly compatible with wireless charging. By sticking the steel plate onto your phone case, you simply need to remove the case to charge your phone on a MagSafe charger.

MagSafe alone will not be enough to absorb shocks. It is essential to use the Shapeheart sleeve or plate to ensure proper support attachment.

The question is legitimate, but this is not an issue we encounter. On the one hand, the mount is removable and very discreet, without any visible distinctive signs. The risk is no greater than when holding your phone in your hand on the street.
Snatch thefts mostly occur in public transport, like in the subway, where, once the doors are closed, it becomes difficult to act.

Again, the question is legitimate, but we haven't had any reports of such thefts.

If you are still concerned, you can install the Shapeheart telephone leash.

It's all explained here.