PopSockets Phone Grip for MagSafe with Kickstand, Magnetic Stand, Swappable Top, Secure Hold for iPhone MagSafe Cases, Phone & Tablet Grip – Fresh Pine

Game-Changer for iPhone Grip and Convenience!
I wasn’t sure I needed a MagSafe grip until I tried this, and now I can’t imagine going without it. The PopSockets Phone Grip for MagSafe is a total game-changer—super easy to snap on and off, yet it holds firmly in place. No slipping, no shifting, just a strong, secure grip that feels built to last.It makes holding my phone so much more comfortable, especially when I’m scrolling, texting, or taking photos one-handed. I also love that I can easily remove it to use MagSafe charging without having to peel anything off. The sleek design doesn’t add bulk, and it looks clean and modern on my iPhone.Whether I’m watching videos or just carrying my phone around, this grip makes everything more comfortable and secure. It’s functional, stylish, and just plain useful—absolutely worth it.

Worth the cost tbh
I bought a MagSafe case for it and it works really well. Only downside to it is it only lays flat. You can’t extend it and tilt it where I’ve seen a lot of pop sockets do so. It’s too flimsy to remain tilted if that makes sense, I have to hold it tilted to take the pic. The magnet is very strong though. Considering the price it was good. I’ll probably end up getting a bigger one eventually tho. Also, it comes with a magnet adhesive so you can’t extend apply it to a case that doesn’t have it. I put it on my silicone case that doesn’t have it and it seems okay for now.

Version 2? Functional with Trade Off
This is a different version that the one I used to own. The pop out part is on the cap (push down and twist like medical pill bottle to release) and not at the base (pop out 4 holding grooves to release). This version technically has wireless charging compatible (more on this later). If you have a lot of the older version popsocket, know that the caps don’t work on the new version.Been using popsockets for at least half a decade now. Very functional with some minor inconveniences that I must work around, but overall worked well for me.What I love about is it that it provides better grip when holding the phone. Now if I use a phone without it in public, feels like anyone can snatch my phone off my hand at any second, or I’m afraid I may accidently slip off my hand and drop the floorCan get better reach with fingers while still providing grip on the phone if you carry a larger phone.Also great as tabletop/kicks stand when I need it. Tend to use it all the time when watching steaming videos while eating or on casual video calls. No need to bring additional stand accessoryThere are some official accessories for it that I use, but also made some DIY ones. For example, if you have magnet attachment phone mount, you can disassemble the popsocket and put the metal plate inside with tape, and make it attach to magnetic surfaces (This only works with older version and not this one)This version can wirelessly charge if you attach it on your phone directly with no case. But the charging speed is not as fast than without popsocketAdhesive works well on all phones case surfaces I currently own. Heard from a co-worker that it didn’t work for them when they used it on items with waterproof surfacesIf you have accessories that holds the popsocket in place; I wouldn’t use the popsocket on them for at least 24 hours so it doesn’t peel itself off due to gravity during initial adhesion period.Extremely strong. Unless you intentionally use excessive force, it won’t fall off. Peeling the popsocket off can leave stains depending how long you had it on. With some cleaning tools can scrap it off without leaving much residue. Use hand sanitzer to take off the residue, better than using soup or just water.To take it off once it’s stuck on you must use fingernails (will not work if you have long nails) or a thin flat head screw driver around the circumferenceThey are durable. Aside from paint wearing off overtime, the first one I own still works like it did day 1. I’m not rough with my popsocket or phones so may want to take that under consideration (?)-Cons of the popsocket can be worked around.It adds thickness. As thick or slightly thicker than your phone without a case, making it 2x thicker at one location. If you wear tight pants/jeans, there will get a budge, especially if you put it in your back pocket.Seeing the bulge is not uniform can wobble when typing on phone on a flat surface.If you stick the popsocket on the phone directly, may interfere with some of its functionality such as wireless charging (if you have the older version). That’s why I always opt to put it on a case.Never happened to me, but my co-worker said it get snatched onto things when trying to pull it out of her purse. Maybe she has way too many stuff in there, or the fact that I always carry my phone in my pocket or dedicated pocket in my backpack.Overall, despite the negatives I find it very useful for daily tasks.

I like it.
I’m a huge popsocket fan, especially this blue backspin I’ve had for years. I switched the plain black popsocket immediately for the blue backspin, and it wasn’t easy. It’s a bit harder to pop it out of the magnetic base and it’s a bit weird holding it with the thick base, but I’ll get used to it. It’s worth being able to easily take my popsocket off to use things like a tripod or a phone holder in the car that isn’t for popsockets. The magnet is holding strong on the sticky ring it came with. It’s only a little thicker than the adhesive base. It’ll work!

Ottimo pop socket. Lo uso per il mio Kindle. Molto stabile dopo averlo attaccato.

Good pop socket and lovely colour, does suction to glass top though.

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