RidePower’s metal inductive kit is listed at $199.99 and includes the inductive charger, quick‑disconnect harness, and hardware for 1"–1¼" handlebars, perch mount, mirror mount, vibration dampener and sling — all waterproof (IP67) and ready to fit. By contrast, a modular system like other brands sells the charging module ($60–$120), the phone case ($30–$80), mounts ($30–$70 each), an optional anti‑vibration charging module ($99), and a hardwire cable ($20–$40). Buying all those pieces together can push the final cost into the $170–$410 range depending on options and case choice, so the apparent savings of a cheap charging module can disappear once you add the mounts, case, and vibration protection you actually need.
