Apple phones are not designed for bikers

[DarrenSV650S]

Apple iPhone risk from powerful motorbike vibrations

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-58507764

The solution is to refrain from attaching iPhones to the bike in the first place

No, the solution is to refrain from buying any Apple crap in the first place :smt003

[garynortheast]

Apple iPhone risk from powerful motorbike vibrations

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-58507764



No, the solution is to refrain from buying any Apple crap in the first place :smt003

Absolutely Darren.

[redtrummy]

I would not buy Apple but presumably it could affect other makes? I have just been riding a non suspension push bike along very rough tracks in Northumberland. Perhaps time to rethink the solid handlebar mount I use

[gadget]

I've has a Samsung S20 mounted on my curvy top yoke via a magnetic mount since the phone was new, been no problems at all with vibes despite the near solid mounting.
Never had the Apple brand and don't feel the need to buy one tbh. Samsung all day.

[Adam Ef]

It's the image stablization devices for the camera inside the latest models that get knackerd, so if you're using an old one (like me) then you're fine.