Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's low profile, easy to use and works great. I would definitely recommend to buy one.

Near perfect solution as far as thin, lightweight, functional magsafe compatible phone grips go!

Is incredibly flat, and still allows wireless charging.

Excellent Product. Very Slim. Strong Magnet. Recommended..

This product is amazing, super convenient and handy

Easy to carry around. Strong magnets and great stand.

I purchased this for how thin it was. The kickstand is nice but the pop out part is super flimsy. With a little improvement this would be perfect as for now it’s not worth it for the price.

Its okay. Not resally a popsocket fan. I love kickstand and that I can still use magsafe though. But the grip is horrible, it doesnt feel comfortable at all hold to hold.

Feels too wobbly when using the pop socket part. Feels like you might drop it

Works well, but about double what it should be priced at

The grip isn’t great but the stand is a nice feature

The low profile idea is great, however, pulling the pop-socket out quickly is not ideal. You have to have both hands on the phone to slide it out. The socket part is rubber so it's flimsy and if you have thick fingers I can see this not being a good fit.

This style of Popsocket, with a kick out stand, is my favorite style of Popsocket. I love that I can use this Popsocket to stand my phone up both horizontally and vertically. This functionality is absolutely brilliant! I have always enjoyed using Popsockets in the past, because of how easy they make it to hold a smart phone and to stand the phone up vertically. I didn't always use them though because I often need to stand my smart phone up vertically as well horizontally. That is until this style of phone with a kick out stand was introduced. The kick out stand is a complete game changer! Using it allows my smart phone to be vertically stood up. The vertical standing angle can also be adjusted with the kick stand. The magnet in this Popsocket is super strong. So strong in fact that most people will struggle to remove it once attached. I have no worries whatsoever that the Popsocket will pop off unintentionally. The thin form factor is noticeable, especially when held against another Popsocket. One factor that should be considered is that magnetic charging does not work through the Popsocket. In order to use magnetic charging, one must remove the Popsocket or remove the case from the phone. I usually remove the case when I want to use magnetic charging, which is usually when I am at home. Included in the case is a magnetic sticker that makes this Popsocket compatible with non-magnetic phones. To use the sticker just attach it to your phone or case. Then attach the Popsocket to your phone. I would strongly recommend this Popsocket to anyone. It offers a sleek, low profile design and makes manipulating your cell phone easier and more secure. In addition, the vertical and horizontal stand capability is my favorite feature.

Adhesive was mussing. No means to attach to phone.

I have utilized many different phone cases, and I am always looking for a lightweight but protective case that easily fits in your front pocket. It is very useful to have a case that is easier to hold or a case that has a stand that allows you to set it on the desk. I have tried various higher and case brands and almost always when there is an integrated stand or holding aid the case becomes thick and awkward to pocket. A few years ago, I used a pop socket, which I found very useful; however, sometimes the pop socket would slip off the case when pocketing or stuck out enough that it was awkward effectively increasing the size of the case. I never got into the once popular changing of symbols or decorations on the pop socket to enhance the look of my case. Basically, I stopped using the pop socket and went to some external holders for the phone at places I frequent such as my desk at work and car. This new ultra thin pop socket solves many of the problems. I have an iPhone 17 Pro and my favorite lightweight but protective case is the Apple Silicon case. The magnetic connector in the Apple. OEM cases is excellent. This pop socket is incredibly thin and includes strong magnets, as well as a pop-up holder, which has a soft somewhat thin, but apparently sturdy place to position your fingers to give you a better grip of the phone. You typically use your second and third digits. It is a little tight on my hands as someone who wear size 8 gloves. I do find it useful when needed and provides a much better grip. The best thing about this new pop socket is the ring which can be used to position the phone as a stand, either horizontal or vertical. All you need to do is adjust the hinge by turning the pop socket to whatever position you prefer. The grip is firm and especially the low profile makes it so it is highly unlikely that you will pull the pop socket from your case and lose it. Overall excellent engineering and thought of usability.

I think this is one of the most useful contraptions that you can put on a phone, but it also depends on your hand size, my hand the fingers are just a little to wide to easily slip in between the ‘pop up’ piece but it is excellent for holding the phone and not dropping it. Now you give this same item to my kid and there is no such size problem, it is perfect and he loves it even more as it acts as a fidget toy as well. I had to take off my case to use this as my case has a ring kickstand built in and the two weren’t extremely compatible, my kids phone does not have a kickstand so he loves that feature as he doesn’t have to find a cereal box or soap dispenser to hold up the phone while he gobbles breakfast down like some kind of zombie. In his opinion the old bad thing about it is that it covers a good majority of his case which is glow in the dark but it’s also worth it because it adds so much functionality to his phone without needing a new case. For reference he has a google pixel 9 and I have an iphone 15 pro. One downside is that it heats up a ton if you try to wirelessly charge through it, the speed is ridiculously slow as it is doing a better job being a heater than a charger, so if you are into wireless charging, it might be worth it to slide it off before doing that, which is easy enough. That is the nice and potentially had thing about this… If you tend to spin your phone on the kickstand ring (if you have one built into the case) the phone will probably go flying (it did a couple times for my kid) but at the same time it is a extremely solid connection to the phone for normal use and it never once disconnected for me when I didn’t want it to

I got this Popsocket magnetic low profile grip to replace the newest model of the Oh Snap phone grip. I've enjoyed that grip but was looking for a stronger magnet. Now that I've had some time to put this grip to use in many different scenarios and mounts, I'm really impressed with the Popsocket model. My phone is the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra and it seems like the weight of it is just too much for my Oh Snap grip, my phone could not stay in place while at the gym on the lockers or the machines. It would slide down my fridge, and also fall off my magnetic phone mount once I went over a big bump. The very first thing I noticed about my new Popsocket phone grip is just how much stronger its magnet is. I have to use decent force to get my phone off my car mount and it just feels so much more secure. A huge bonus is the stand ring that flips out, I have already used it at least once a day and again, it feels so strong, my phone doesn't even wobble when I push on it while it's standing up. It's super impressive that this strong magnet and useful stand all fit into such a low profile tool. My one small grip about this Popsocket is when you pop it out for grip, the area you clamp your fingers to is uncomfortably thick. I have smaller hands but I would imagine larger hands would have no issues with the grip size. For me it is just uncomfortable, especially compared to the Oh Snap grip. Otherwise this would be an absolutely perfect phone grip.

The Low-Pro PopSocket is similar to the ohsnap phone grip. It seems well made and feels very sturdy. The magnetic grip power is good and the pull out stand is sturdy. The Low-Pro PopSocket is ultra-thin and keeps a low profile on the phone. It feels very different than a regular popsocket and does take some getting used to. I have fat fingers and it was difficult for me to extend the grip. Comparing this to the normal MagSafe PopSocket that I normally use, the flexible membrane of the Low-Pro PopSocket makes the phone feel a lot more floppy in the hand. You seem to feel the weight of the phone more. There is also no way to slip your finger through the webbing of the Low-Pro PopSocket. I also was not able to use the PopSocket phone holder in my truck to hold my phone with the Low-Pro attached. It states that it has charge through capability, but it is charger dependent. I had to remove the PopSocket with the La Crosse charging stand at my bedside. The Low-Pro PopSocket is a solid product and some people will definitely like it, but after using for a few days, I have went back to using my PopSocket MagSafe Kick Out grip.

PopSocket Low-Pro grip is the answer to the Ohsnap Snap Grip phone grips. OF which I now own and have tried both. PopSocket Low-Pro has a strong kickstand that is hinged at the outer rim of the grip. Easier to use than the OhSnap kickstand feature. The metal ring hinges smoothly can prop you phone at multiple angles. The soft-touch polymer grip disc 'pops' open easily with a gentle push or tug at teh edge and feels comfortable between your fingers for long sessions of doom scrolling. However the OhSnap can pass a finger through the grip that lets it dangle from your and like a ring. The OhSnap has a better fidget factror since the grip portion spins a full 360. Both grips are awesomely thin at just about 2.6mm thick each, they are sleek enough to slide into any pocket without snagging. The "thinkness(?)" also evens out the S26 camera rim on my phone case so it sits even when placed on the back. The magnets on the PopSocket are strong when put onto a magnet mount, so much so that it dislodged itself from my phone and remained on the magnetic mount in my car on a few occasion. But in daily use as a grip I have not had it dislodge from carrying it in my S26 magnetic case. For cases without the magnet Popsocket includes an adapter ring which is a thoughtful addition. The OhSnap claims to have magnetic passthrough charging, but with the S26Ultra, I have found that to be questionable. It does charge, but at a slower speed and it gets rather hot. I usually take it off to charge in my car so that is a draw in the wireless charging department. The PopSocket is secure on my phone, but the outer magnet struggles to hold the weight of the S26U against smooth metal surfaces. OhSnap seems to have the edge here. But on a magnetic stand the PopSocket needs to be pried off (sliding it off the side will save your nails). Either the OhSnap and the PopSocket Low-Pro are solid choices for ultra slim socket grips. PopSocket is the bigger name in this game and it does not disappoint with it's "Thinkness", reliable grip, solid kickstand and a comfortable daily hold.

Definitely provides a very firm and reliable magnetic connection when attached directly to a MagSafe‑compatible case. In daily use, the grip never shifted or detached unintentionally, and the low‑profile design allowed the phone to slide easily into pockets and bags without creating bulk. When deployed, the grip made one‑handed use more comfortable compared to balancing the phone on a finger, and it offered a noticeable improvement in stability during normal handling. However, the deployment mechanism felt awkward, and the pop‑out portion had a noticeably cheap and flimsy feel. The fabric‑like material used in the pop‑out section raised concerns about long‑term durability, even though no immediate wear was observed. The most significant drawback was the complete incompatibility with multiple wireless chargers. With the grip attached, the phone would not charge on three different chargers that normally work without issue. As a result, the accessory had to be removed daily to maintain a normal charging routine. The included adapter ring was not used and did not contribute to the experience. Overall, the grip offers strong magnetic performance and a minimal profile but introduces practical limitations that reduce its usefulness for anyone who relies on wireless charging throughout the day.