PopSockets PopGrip for MagSafe, Magnetic Phone Grip & Stand, Swappable Top, Secure Grip for iPhone MagSafe Cases, Kickstand for Hands-Free Viewing, Wireless Charging Compatible - Clear

I recently purchased the PopSockets Magnet Phone Grip and I have been extremely impressed with its performance. As someone who is always on their phone, having a secure grip is essential to prevent any accidental drops. This product not only provides a strong and reliable grip, but it also has the added bonus of being compatible with MagSafe.The magnet on this phone grip is incredibly strong, ensuring that my phone stays in place at all times. I have tried other magnetic phone grips in the past, but none have been as secure as this one. I can confidently say that I have not experienced any slips or drops since using this product.What I love most about this phone grip is its versatility. I already own two other PopSockets, but this one takes it to the next level with its compatibility with MagSafe. I can easily attach my phone to any MagSafe accessories, such as chargers or car mounts, without having to remove the grip. It has made my life so much easier and more convenient.The clear design of the grip is also a huge plus for me. It goes with any phone case and adds a subtle touch of style without being too flashy. It also allows the design of my phone case to still show through, which is a bonus.The grip itself is also very easy to handle and provides a comfortable grip for my hand. I no longer have to worry about dropping my phone while using it, even with one hand. It has made multitasking on my phone much easier and safer.Overall, I highly recommend the PopSockets Magnet Phone Grip to anyone looking for a strong and reliable phone grip. Its compatibility with MagSafe, strong magnet, and easy handling make it a must-have for any phone user. I am extremely satisfied with my purchase and will be recommending it to all of my friends and family.

First of all, I don't know how anyone operates a smartphone without a PopSocket. My mental health declines rapidly during those first few days when I get a new phone and don't yet have a new PopSocket to go along with it. If you know, you know. (And if you're still considering whether or not to get your first PopSocket, run don't walk to the check out - you will be forever changed).I ran into a big problem when I switched from an iPhone XR to the iPhone 13, when I could not find a comfortable *and* very sturdy case that also allowed for the sticky kind of PopSocket I was familiar with, (I hadn't learned of these MagSafe ones yet). There were issues with every iPhone 13 case I researched. Not to mention, most were not also MagSafe compatible.Fast forward to me finally finding this MagSafe PopSocket, and my life is complete. I have it paired with an "Incipio - Grip for MagSafe" case, which is beautiful and durable (I drop my phone a lot), and I highly recommend the pairing!The only caveat on this PopSocket is that if you drop your phone, it will likely detach. Thus far, I have not found that to be a huge problem. I just pop it right back on. But I can imagine a scenario where you drop it next to a street grate, and you sadly wave bye-bye to your PopSocket. But I find it's a risk worth taking. In terms of normal daily use, it has never otherwise come off. The magnet feels very strong and secure. It probably leads to me using my phone more than I should, because it makes holding my phone just so darn comfortable.Oh, and yes, it works great as a stand, too!

The media could not be loaded. TLDR: Good MagSafe PopSocket - long read for detailsI was afraid the magnet on this MagSafe PopSocket would not be strong enough to work. I previously bought 2 different MagSafe PopSocket adapters that barely worked. My rational was I already had a sticky PopSocket, and this one was so expensive. I figured I would just buy an adapter, and I’d be good.NopeThe first adapter was a round disk that you attached your PopSocket to and it magnetically attached it to the MagSafe. The PopSocket stuck to the adapter fine. The adapter very weakly connected to the iPhone case. So weakly that if I moved wrong it would disconnect. It was so bad it was pretty much unusable.I thought the round adapter wasn’t connecting enough, so I returned it and got a oval adapter like the base of this one. Once the sticky PopSocket was attached, it basically looked like this one. I wasn’t as confident this time, but I tried it anyway.It worked better than the round one, but it still was not very magnetically strong, and the bottom half kept coming discontinued and swinging around and getting in the way. Basically, it didn’t work.I returned it and used my last sticky pad to attach the PopSocket to my MagSafe case , completely ruining the wireless charging that I was looking forward to.I had a stroke, so my nerves are shot and I can’t hold an iPhone without a PopSocket of some sort.I went back to plugging it in, but the wireless charging thing kept bugging me. So, as a last shot tried a black MagSafe PopSocket. $30 later, I had the item.It looked like the second adapter I used, but I figured I’d see if the magnetic connection was better.OMG it worked! I still think it’s too expensive, but it actually stays on unless you pull it apart. Nothing like the weak connection between with the adapters. It stays and doesn’t move. I’m sorry but ever tried the adapters. It was a waste of time and money and set me up having to choose a cheaper option that didn’t work.***** oh, for all those that say this PopSocket is a weak connection. There is a difference between a regular iPhone case and a MagSafe case. A regular case lets very little magnetic force through. You need a MagSafe case with an extra magnet in the case. A regular case will sometimes work with wireless charging, but barely. I’ll bet the people that say this magnet is weak have a regular case. With a MagSafe case it works great!! Even with the MagSafe case, the adapters barely worked.I think the big difference is that the official PopSocket has magnets in the base. The adapters may look the same, but they don’t have magnets. They are just a piece of painted metal that the MagSafe case grabs onto.**** see video