SP Connect Products and Accessories for Motorcycles
History of SP Connect
SP Connect is part of the SP United Holding AG corporate group, which has offices in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, China, and the USA. It all began in 1988, when owner and director Thomas Krenn founded the first company in Germany under the name SP Bindings, which specialized in the production of bindings and mounts for snowboards. The group expanded by creating other brands, such as SP Gadgets, dedicated to the manufacture of camera accessories.
It wasn’t until 2016 that SP Connect was established as a brand focused on manufacturing smartphone mounting systems. Today, it is one of the leading brands worldwide thanks to the versatility, practicality, and functionality of its products.
They developed their own mounting system using a simple 90º twist to lock the device securely in place. The speed and ease of mounting, combined with the wide range of applications, has made the brand highly successful, as these mounts can be used on motorcycles, bicycles, cars, for daily use, or for any other sport.
Device Mounts
SP Connect offers a variety of mounts to fix devices to any surface, keeping them stable and secure throughout the journey.
These can be simple arm mounts that attach to handlebars, ball or magnetic mounts, or more innovative mounts that include a charging system to power the device while on the go.
Another type of mount includes grips that provide better handheld support for the device. Some of these can also convert into tripods for capturing more stable and wide-angle shots.
Cases
SP Connect offers a wide range of specific cases for Samsung, Google, Xiaomi, and iPhone smartphones, as well as for the iPad mini 6 and 7, along with universal cases that can fit other mobile phones.
These protective cases are highly impact-resistant and multifunctional. They feature an integrated mounting system that enables secure attachment to any SP Connect mount using the 90º twist system that locks the device in place and keeps it secure and stable on the motorcycle.
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