Is QUADLOCK 2.0 MAG WIRELESS charging Any Better?

In this video, I am giving real-world thoughts about this gem of a product !! speaking from the experience and using it to the fullest !! Mobile phone protection is paramount in this setup and could not fault it. let me know what do you think about it?

[@andrewhannah2141]

Had to watch 20 videos to find info , and you told me all in one , cheers

[@campingmates]

Ha ha ha !! Thanks heaps !! And glad I could help !

[@geoffreydillon9289]

Excellent review, very thorough and covered everything in a easy to understand video

[@campingmates]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@max2000warrior]

You should also mention that on a windscreen, in the Australian sun, your phone is going to heat up like crazy. Couple that with the heat build-up from wireless charging, it might burn you. That said, love my Quad Lock, even though I don't use the wireless charging too much, esp during the day.

[@campingmates]

Exactly correct!! I was thinking about this for long and thought only happened to me, one of the biggest drawbacks I think!! Definitely should address the issue !! Thanks for pointing out 👌🏽

[@dad4x4adventures8]

Now that you have had it for a while I am very interested to hear if you have had any issues with the phone coming off at all (4wding, corrugations etc)? I am about to purchase a set up and thinking the original twist lock will be more secure for offroading, but don't want to be purchasing a new case regularly if it wears out!

[@campingmates]

Hey mate Indeed I had it for few months now, only got off from the attachment once. Now I have 15k on the car, which is way beyond most peoples mileage. So its safe to say no drams with it. However I am not a 4WD person. At low speed, shouldn’t be a problem at all. However there is a bit of problems that I have to address in a future video. I found wireless charging system, start to heat-up and slow down the phone few times. Do a bit of research about that :)

[@genryuusai]

I have a mag case, but my partner doesn't. I'm assuming you can't use a normal quadlock case on a mag head?

[@campingmates]

Yes I don't think so!! Get one for the Christmas 🎄

[@Sharkster32]

If you're basing any decision around carrying an extra 50g, maybe don't eat that doughnut or drink that coffee that you would previously have.

[@campingmates]

Completely 2 different things however thanks for the input !!

[@BrumbyBrooks]

I use my mag wireless for work and do not see it as a gimmick asi have to get in and out of my truck with the phone all day, I ruined the charge port on my previous phone and now I just slap it on and rip it off nice and easy.

[@campingmates]

Hey mate !! Thanks for the input, which part of the world you live in ? Here is Australia its pretty hard to use in summer months to be honest, I find myself removing cable lot more often. Its changing in the morning time, however as soon as ambient temperature hits 24c and sun in-front, charger start to heat up so fast and its nearly useless.

[@BrumbyBrooks]

@@campingmates I am in Western Australia. I admit when I was using the old style quad lock mount on the window I never used wireless charging because of heat generation. I have since upgraded to using a Mag wireless adhesive dash mount in the truck with the phone situated covering half the air vent and have not experienced any heat issues even during the recent heatwave. I also use a MAG vent mount in the Hilux but use a cable for charging and using CarPlay. The dash mount and vent mount are excellent because now I can fit the sunshade up without having to remove the windshield mount.

[@BrumbyBrooks]

I use the wireless charging all day even in 40c heat when it’s in front of the vent. I recommend it.

[@davidH7890]

Umm all I can say is WTFRAK

[@campingmates]

Sure !! Definitely you can :)

[@ASiggeris]

I wonder can you use that mount on windshields that are almost vertical, ie, a Jeep Wrangler.

[@campingmates]

Wouldn’t be a problem as far I concerned however I need to do a follow up video about this, if you considering wireless charging head, avoid it if possible. Found it little gimmicky with aussie hot weather