First things first, let’s all agree on one thing. Phones have become an essential part of our everyday lives. There’s no shame in that. We’ve all been around long enough to watch cell phones evolve ...
The Quad Lock iPhone case can be attached to a shopping cart in the store, giving you easy access to your shopping list The same case is used to mount your phone to your bathroom mirror as it is to ...
Quad Lock have released a new handlebar phone mount, which expands their range of mounts aimed specifically at motorcyclists. The Australian based firm says its new ‘Handlebar Clamp Mount’ range is ...
I receive smartphone dashboard mounts for testing on a regular basis. Most of them are made of flimsy plastics held together with a few metal fasteners that provide just enough structure to keep your ...
Annex’s Quad Lock system combines a standout iPhone case with an array of clever mounting options. Thanks to an ever-growing, and increasingly diverse, array of apps for using your iPhone on the ...
Quad Lock and SP Connect are leaders in the phone mount market. We put them head to head to see which works best in the outdoors. Smartphones have become indispensable tools. Whether you’re blasting ...
Wireless charging is now available with the Aussie invention, Quad Lock, so you can more conveniently mount your phone on your bike and charge it on the run. Quad ...
There are many reasons why you’d want to hard-mount your phone to your motorbike, not just as a cost-effective way of using its sat-nav directions. Whatever you reasons, it’s essential you use a phone ...
There are plenty of ways you can go about fixing a smartphone to the handlebars of a bicycle these days, indeed we've looked at mounts of all shapes and sizes over the years. The Quad Lock from the ...
It was 2011, in the early flurry of Kickstarter, when Chris Peters and Rob Ward launched Quad Lock, a smartphone mount pitched at cyclists. As an early adopter in e-commerce, it was global from day ...
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