Quad Lock’s iPhone 18 Pro Case Now Comes in Four Colours

Quad Lock has spent a decade selling a case you buy for what it does, not for how it looks – but that’s changing today. The Quad Lock iPhone 18 Pro case goes on sale on 10 September 2026 in four colours, Black, Stone, Plum and Olive, and it’s the first time the brand has offered its MAG case in anything other than black.

Everything behind the colour is deliberately unchanged. Same dual-stage twist and lock, same MAG ring, same compatibility with every Quad Lock mount already stuck to your windscreen, clamped to your handlebars or sitting on your desk. Buying a new case for the iPhone 18 Pro doesn’t orphan the hardware you bought for the last one. Cases are $59.99 for both iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max as of today.

The Quad Lock iPhone 18 Range at a Glance

• Finally, something other than black: Coloured Cases – iPhone 18
• Cover your Case & AirPods in one go: Apple Protection Bundle
• Navigation you can read: Car Suction Mounts
• For riders who want charge left at the other end: Motorcycle Charging Heads
• The mount you use most: Desk Kits
• Following a route, not a road: Out Front Mounts

1. Coloured Cases: iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max

The Coloured Cases for iPhone 18 arrive in Black, Stone, Plum and Olive, each with a MAG ring finished to match rather than a black puck stuck on the back of a coloured shell. Stone and Olive are the muted ones. Plum is the one people will notice.

Quad Lock reckons it’s the thinnest, flattest case it has made, with a soft-touch finish and a tough core under an impact-absorbing edge-to-edge shell. The mounting ring is the same dual-stage twist and lock the brand has used for years, so a case bought today locks into a mount bought in 2019. It’s also MAG compatible, which means you can twist and lock it when you want it held down properly, or drop it on magnetically when you’re moving between the car and the office.

• Colours: Black, Stone, Plum and Olive, each with a colour-matched MAG ring
• Devices: iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, all four colours in stock at launch
• Mounting: Dual-stage twist and lock, plus MAG, compatible with the full Quad Lock mount range
• Charging: Works with wireless charging and Quad Lock MAG chargers
• Price: $59.99, checked on the Australian store 10 September 2026

2. Launch Exclusive: Apple Protection Bundle

The Launch Exclusive Apple Protection Bundle pairs the coloured iPhone 18 case with Quad Lock’s AirPods case for $89.99, which is $30 on top of the phone case on its own. The AirPods half is a shock-resistant shell that stays shut on impact, so a dropped set doesn’t end up scattered across a car park, and it opens one-handed with a button.

It also charges the way the rest of the system does. Drop it on any MagSafe charger or a Quad Lock wireless charging pad. Worth noting the name: this is flagged as a launch exclusive, so treat it as a window rather than a permanent line item.

• What you get: Coloured iPhone 18 MAG case plus the Quad Lock AirPods case
• Price: $89.99, against $59.99 for the phone case alone, checked 10 September 2026
• AirPods case: Shock-resistant shell, stays locked shut on impact, one-handed button release
• Charging: MagSafe chargers and Quad Lock wireless charging pads
• Availability: Launch exclusive, iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max only

3. For the Car: Suction Windscreen and Dash Mounts

The Quad Lock Suction Mounts are the ones most people buy first, and the reason is the suction cup rather than the arm. Quad Lock says the design was borne from aviation and marine use, and it’s built to hold through both freezing temperatures and Australian summer heat, which is where cheap windscreen mounts let go and land in the footwell.

The range splits four ways. The standard Suction Windscreen and Dash Mount is $59.99, the Heavy Duty version is $84.99, and both can be bought with a MAG Wireless Charging Head bolted on for $119.98 and $144.98 respectively. The charging versions are the ones worth the money if you navigate for a living, because a phone running maps on a bright screen loses charge faster than it holds it.

• Options: Standard $59.99, Heavy Duty $84.99, or either with a MAG Wireless Charging Head
• With charging: $119.98 standard, $144.98 Heavy Duty, checked 10 September 2026
• Mounting: Windscreen or dash, adjustable arm for viewing angle
• Built for: Extreme heat and cold, originally engineered for aviation and marine use

4. For the Motorcycle: Waterproof Wireless Charging Heads

On a bike the case earns its keep. The Motorcycle Wireless Charging Heads combine with a Quad Lock motorcycle mount so the phone is held by the same dual-stage lock and charged wirelessly while it sits there. Both versions are $109.99; The choice is how you power them: a USB head or a hardwired head run off the bike.

These are rated for weather and water resistance, which on an Australian ride is the difference between a working GPS and a dead one. Pair it with a fork stem or handlebar mount and the phone that goes on the bike is the same phone, in the same case, that came out of the car twenty minutes earlier.

• Options: USB Waterproof or Hardwired Waterproof charging head
• Price: $109.99 either version, checked 10 September 2026
• Weather: Tested and rated for water and weather resistance
• Needs: Pairs with a Quad Lock motorcycle mount, sold separately

5. Desk Kits for iPhone

The least glamorous mount in the range is the one that gets used every working day. The Quad Lock Desk Kits for iPhone start at $104.98 and use a re-usable nano suction base, so the mount stays put on the desk and the phone comes off one-handed.

Configurations run from a plain Desk Mount up to the MAG Dual Desktop Wireless Charger with a power adaptor at $243.97. The middle option, a Desk Mount with a MAG Wireless Charging Head, is the sensible one for most desks: the phone sits at eye level on an adjustable gimbal head and tops up while it’s there.

• From: $104.98 for the bundle, up to $243.97 fully specified, checked 10 September 2026
• Base: Re-usable nano suction, one-handed placement and removal
• Angle: Adjustable gimbal head on the Desk Mount, friction hinge on the Dual Desktop Charger
• Charging: MAG Wireless Charging Head and Dual Desktop Charger options

6. For Cycling: Out Front Mounts

The Out Front Mounts put the phone ahead of the bars where you can read it without dropping your head. The standard mount is $49.99 and the PRO is $74.99, both using the same patented dual-stage lock as the car and moto hardware.

Both are designed around aerodynamics rather than bolted on as an afterthought, and both come off with a twist, which matters more than it sounds when you want a photo at the top of a climb. If you already run Strava or MapMyRide on the bars, this is the mount that makes the new case worth it.

• Options: Out Front Mount $49.99, Out Front Mount PRO $74.99, checked 10 September 2026
• Lock: Patented dual-stage twist and lock, same as the car and motorcycle range
• Position: Ahead of the handlebars for a clear line of sight to navigation
• Use with: Strava, MapMyRide, Apple Maps and anything else you ride to

How to Choose Your Quad Lock iPhone 18 Setup

The case is the only compulsory purchase. Everything else in the Quad Lock range is a mount that the same case locks into, which is why the system is worth more the longer you own it. Start with the coloured case at $59.99, then buy mounts for the places you actually use your phone rather than the ones that look good in the catalogue.

For most people that’s one mount: the car. The $59.99 suction mount covers it. If you navigate for hours at a time, spend the extra and get a charging head, because the charge problem is real and a second cable in the console isn’t a fix. Riders should treat the charging head as compulsory rather than optional, since a motorcycle mount without one leaves you at the destination with a flat phone and no way to get home.

The upgrade nobody plans for is the desk mount, but that’s the one that gets used most. If you’re buying more than two pieces, check the kits before the individual parts: Quad Lock bundles the mount and the charging head together at less than the sum of the two.

Quad Lock iPhone 18 Case FAQs

A phone case in a new colour isn’t usually news. This one is, because Quad Lock’s case has always been the one you tolerate rather than choose, and four colourways with matched hardware removes the last reason to put a different case on the phone and lose the mounting system with it. At $59.99, with every mount you already own still working, the Quad Lock iPhone 18 case is the easiest upgrade in the range.