You hit a pothole and you see your phone go flying out of the mount you keep it in. That’s a thousand-dollar phone, but you’re trusting a flimsy plastic clamp to keep it safe. You probably don’t even want to think about what would happen if the mount you use on your motorcycle fails.
Quad Lock locks on instead. Right now their entire store is 30% off, which only happens once a year, but the sale ends December 2nd.
One case, then pick your spots
It all starts with the Quad Lock case. Built into the back of the case is a universal fitting that works on your car, bike, motorcycle or anywhere else you put a compatible mount.
Cases are available for the current iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Pixel lineups, including the iPhone 17 range. If your phone isn’t on the list, the Universal Adaptor sticks to whatever you’ve got and does the same job.
Twist it on and it stays on
A clamp is two bits of plastic pressing against your phone, so if you hit something hard enough, it’ll just give up.
Quad Lock patented a dual-stage lock instead. You drop the case onto the mount, twist it 45 degrees, and a spring-loaded catch snaps in behind it. Two separate things have to fail before your phone goes anywhere.
It goes almost everywhere
There’s plenty of places to mount it in your car: you’ve got the vent, dash, windscreen and cup holder mounts, plus MAG wireless charging to keep your phone topped off wherever you’re headed.
On a bike you get out-front, stem and handlebar mounts for road, gravel and mountainous terrain. Add the Bike Alarm & Finder and you’ll know if someone decided they like your bicycle a little too much.
On a motorcycle you can mount to the handlebar, mirror or the stems. The newest one Quad Lock released is the Handlebar Mount Pro Adjustable, which can angle so you’re reading the screen at a glance instead of pulling your eyes off the road.
If you pick up the Vibration Dampener with it, it’ll soak up about 90% of the high-frequency vibration your engine would normally be blasting right into your phone. And for everything that isn’t a vehicle, Quad Lock has desk, wall and tripod mounts, plus a running armband.
What a setup actually costs
Quad Lock is a system, so you won’t be picking up just one piece.
A motorcycle setup costs about $125 at full price for the case, the handlebar mount and the dampener. At 30% off, that’s about $87. If you add a vent mount for your car and an out-front mount for your bike, you’ll be paying about $143 with the discount (down from the usual $205).
There are also bundles in the sale, and we recommend picking one up instead of just putting together a kit, since it’ll come out cheaper.
The sale is on from November 11th until December 2nd, but if you sign up on the Quad Lock’s site, the sale starts November 9th, and you won’t have to trust a flimsy plastic mount with your thousand dollar phone ever again.
