SP CONNECT Bike Bundle II Universal Clamp

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No, a pattern cannot be discerned. The reported cases were a broad mix of makes and models – models that occurred more frequently corresponded to the quantity of respective motorbikes on the market. Furthermore, there is no difference between the type of engine.

The new SPC+ design might be a little more fiddly to attach, but try as I might, I can’t get it to attach anything other than totally securely. It’s slimmer, stronger and MagSafe compatible, but most importantly, the new SPC+ is much more secure. Problems with my Pixel 7 Pro’s wireless charging are very noticeable here, and I have seen it losing power despite being correctly mounted while using Google maps. As I haven’t been able to find a cure yet, I wouldn’t recommend this for a Google phone (and would be cautious when buying any wireless charger). This does not appear to be a problem related to the SP Connect cases, or specific to the Charging Suction Mount, and the wireless charger with hard wire kit I have on the bike is fine with the Google device.

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Mous has also developed a range of motorcycle mounts to suit its cases, though options are rather limited for now, and prices seem to be on the high side.

While new new SP Connect SPC+ system can be a little more fiddly to mount than the previous vesion, it is much more secure.

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Wireless charging works fine with the new cases, and the MagSafe compatibility means a suitable charger can snap into place, rather than having to hunt around for the sweet spot. I should say though that performance might depend on your phone – my Galaxy S21 will easily juice up wirelessly with its case on – even with a cheap charger I bought from the Pound Shop – but my Pixel 7 Pro seems to be very unreliable with wireless charging. This is a fault of the Google device though, not SP Connect, and problems appear well documented online . Our Anti Vibration Module was first released in July 2020. It was developed internally with consultancy from an external team of frequency specialists. The tests were carried out in the laboratories of the FH Wr. Neustadt (University of Applied Sciences - Austria). As with any case, dust will still collect inside, so it’s worth popping your phone out every so often for a clean. The interior has a soft fabric to protect your device, but grit around the edges will, inevitably, cause some marks eventually. I’ve yet to see any phone case that avoids this.

This happened because, with the previous SPC mount design, it was possible to locate only one of the lugs when fitting. If you didn’t realise, the phone could shake loose, so it was important to take care when fitting your phone. As before, you can use a standard wireless charger with the SP Connect phone cases, but MagSafe compatibility is now standard too. The new case design is noticeably slimmer, and comparing the Samsung Galaxy S21 SPC case with the new SPC+, it’s obvious how much more compact it is. The SP Connect Charging Anti Vibration Module includes the company’s vibration damping system (details below), and is made from machined aluminium that’s well sealed against the weather. After using SP Connect for almost four years on a very wide variety of bikes, the only time I had an issue was after mounting my Galaxy S20 directly to the bars of a Kawasaki W800 using the Universal Mount. When I stopped to take a picture, the camera was shaking continuously and couldn’t settle but after restarting the phone it was cured.

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Is it more of a problem with some devices than others due to the construction of the optical image stabilisation (OIS), and if so, what is the difference in the devices? So far, over 95% of the issues involve Apple smartphones. Of these, mostly devices in the iPhone X, 11 and 12 series are affected (there are no issues with the iPhone 12 Pro Max, which has an OIS design called Sensor-Shift OIS). Issues associated with the iPhone 13 series are very rare. No issues have been reported with the iPhone 14 series. (All models of the iPhone 13 & 14 series use sensor-shift OIS.) According to our tests, frequencies in the range of 30-60Hz cause the issues. Actual peak frequencies can vary depending on the weight and setup of the phone mount. Fitting an SP Connect SPC+ mount to your bike will vary depending on which you’ve bought, but generally it’s a simple process that just requires one or two Allen keys (which aren’t supplied in all the kits). Is it the bike’s engine vibration that’s causing the issue when it happens, or vibration from the road?