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Question: Can the case mount on the center nut of the handlebar bracket?
Document: After replacing the screen on an iphone that ejected from a less secure mount, I can appreciate the need for this level of protection. The handlebar mount seems secure enough that such an incident is unlikely and the case is solid enough that I believe the iphone would survive a 30mph impact on pavement. So - this case does it job in that respect. In  addition, I wouldn't worry about riding in the rain with this  case (although I have not tested that yet).
When I went back to save the packaging for the return I did find a small black card with some icons on how to pull the case apart. My guess is that this was added as an afterthought possibly due to complaints like the one I was having. (Maybe I am not a moron after all) I wish it was visible when I opened the package.INSTALLATION- I have some headset spacers on top of my handlebar stem that prevented me from mounting the case on the stem.
This is a great case!!!! The phone is secured. I have no worries with it falling off. It is easy to transfer the phone in and out of the case. I would recommend this anyone wanting to mount their iPhone.
Is this a heavy-duty bike mount and case? Yes, certainly. It's just way too much of a hassle to use to make the trade off worth it for me. I disagree with another reviewer that the packaging was bad. The packaging is "frustration-free" and fine. But that's where frustration free ends.Getting the top off this case is absurdly difficult.
There is no access to the volume buttons or mute switches, so you have to use the touch screen to adjust volume. The cameras and light have windows and are available. There is a removable piece at the bottom of the case that will allow you to charge the phone in the case if so desired, but it should be replaced when not charging to keep the whole thing waterproof.All in all, this is a great bike mount and protective case.
I just received the PROTKT earlier this week and it has easily exceeded my expectations. The directions are only online, but the website has several instructional videos for how to install the PROTKT case onto your handlebars. I really like the "quarter-turn twist mount" which allows for easy on/easy off access. My iPhone 5 fits snugly into the case, and the protective screen is pretty high quality.
This case is really sturdy! Takes a beating and well insulates the phone. I love the ability to mount to my bike, but wish the design of the back of the case/ mounting wasn't so noticeable and clunky. However, for the protection alone, this case is fantastic for any extreme sports individual. The app is pretty nice too, but I prefer a couple other apps for keeping track of my biking and such. Highly recommend this case!
This is a very solid case and mount. The mount connects to the bike easily and doesn't move once on. The twist lock seems to hold the case very securely. The case holds the phone without any movement or shifting and is tight enough to keep the elements out. Opening the case was different and I needed to watch the video to figure it out. I prefer their older case with the snap on cover, but it won't take long to get comfortable with this one.
I'm not going to use something where I have to remove it.To be fair, you could use the wahoo case as your primary case. And if you like the Otterbox (prepared for nuclear war) type case, then you may want to use Wahoo's case. But I just want simple coverage. And I want a simple bike mount. Actually mounting the case/phone to the bike is easy, thankfully. And it is secure. It's just not the type of mount I want to use regularly.
The pros of this case are:1. It is very sturdy2. The phone's touch functions work flawlesslyThe cons for me are:1. I have to remove the phone from the case to charge it. Major hassle.2. The flimsy zip-tie mounting system...pure garbage. Give me a thumbscrew, butterfly, ratcheting bracket with a release. Heck, give me a zip-tie of sufficient quality for securing an $800 phone.3.
Answer: yes