I ruined my last iPhone by mounting it to the handlebars. It vibrated the camera to its death. I was looking for something unobtrusive, but that'd allow me access to maps and so on when (and only when) I needed them. The Navigator is a great solution for this. It's designed cleanly and appears to be hella durable, though I've only had it a few days.
One hidden feature with this case is, if you have the insert installed, you can slip a MagSafe charger behind it, run the cord through the back and out the bottom, and now you have, essentially, a built-in phone charger. Just slip your phone in and it just works. Extra points if you velcro the charger in place.
This is typical Mosko Moto build quality. Outstanding.

Navigator Cell Phone Pocket

I bought that accessory for my Nomax tank bag, since I had a "new" bike (africatwin 2016), and I wanted to check if that pocket was OK for the smartphone and, especially, checking routes while riding, before buying a quadlock support.

Issue is: it's far, far too low, meaning I have to lower my head to quickly check the GPS - in my country, this means certain death thanks to all of the crazy drivers not checking their roads (they are almost all on their smartphone - guess how they drive).

So the idea is good - I mean, it's an easy-to-mount solution, and it's quiet secure (I didn't lose my phone), but for a ride on actual roads? Not for me. I'll of course keep it, it can serve for other uses, but I won't rely on it for a "GPS-drive ride". For that, the quadlock mounted just above the motorcycle display is far, far more convenient.

Haven't actually used it yet. Looks well-made like everything Mosko makes. Fits perfect on my Hood tank bag. 'Phone fits well. I expect it to work like it should.

As an old school rider who's been reliant on maps for years (I have the map case which I really like) I have found that sometimes I need the detail that only a phone or GPS can provide. With the Navigator Cell Phone Pocket mounted to my tank bag I no longer have to stop and remove the phone from my pocket to use. As with all my Mosko gear it's a quality built item, and I admit it's a lot cheaper to use my phone for navigation than to replace my old and unable to update GPS.