Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a great pop socket that adds the fun of a fidget toy. You can spin the record or spin your whole phone on the pop socket, if you place it in the middle of the phone. The bearing seems really good and it spins for a long time. It does make a little noise when spinning.

Easy to place on phone, color blends in with Otter Case color with a little bling! Use as a "kickstand" to prop phone up...when needing hands free for multi-tasking.

My daughter has a galaxy 7 and she had been asking for one of these for months and I decided to buy it for her. It was a smart buy. It is much more durable than it looks.

Love Pop Sockets! Hate the ever increasing price for what isn’t much different from a command strip hook!

I bought a regular PopSocket for my iPhone. But it eventually wore out & kept falling off my phone even after trying to re-moisten the sticky part. The part with the graphic (I had the elephant) also started getting scratched after awhile even though I take very good care of all of my items. The PopSockets ProGrip is a better made version. The sticky part seems more sticky & has not fallen off yet. The graphic part is more vibrant looking & is less prone to scratching. My wife liked it so much that I bought her one too.

Excellent item, Its way better them the metal popgrip. This Item will not give up on you, it great for Iphone. Would most definitely buy again.

I love my PopSocket. I had a friend rave to me about hers over a year ago but it had always seemed like a frivolous expense so I never bothered. I got a new phone a few weeks ago and this was up by the register and I decided what the heck, let's try it. It makes holding the phone easier, especially with the larger phones like my Note 8. Easier to take pictures with either camera. Also easy to take off and move it. I've repositioned mine 3 or 4 times and I haven't had by issues with sticking power. In conclusion, love my PopSocket and I'm already considering ordering some more because they have so many cute designs.

Great little gadget that makes using you phone so much easier.

I love pop sockets in general and this one is no exception! They are pretty accessories and nifty! Definitely recommend them, they help prevnt me from dropping my phone!

Cool design. That's why I got this. Very functional, and easy to put on and remove. Price needs to be adjusted tho, by that I mean lowered.

looks just like the photo, its great. pop sockets are super useful to help me have a better hold on my phone and to watch shows and yt with it propped up. what i will say about this specific design, its very cute but the gold outlines have gotten a bit scratched/scraped over time just by placing on flat counters but its still shiny and not very noticeable.

Might be a little expensive for how plain it is but it doesnt fall apart

Works great and looks good on my phone. Lots of compliments.

Pop sockets are wonderful! Great invention. So quick and easy to put on. So practical and long lasting. The variety is endless. I use the stand all the time. You can replace the top if you want. How ‘bout that?

Love the design om this pop socket Not as plain as other ones

This pop socket seems more durable than others and the quality of the material doesn't hurt your fingers when you're holding it for a while.

pop sockets are always a good buy because it last longer and I love getting them all the time.

Love this product! It is so helpful!! I like that it stands up the phone for nightside table tv viewing.

Just got a new iPhone 11 - the red one. I got a really cute clear case for it with a giraffe off to one side - and wanted a PopGrip - this one matches the red of the phone perfectly while adding a bit of sparkle to it - not overpowering. I actually installed it a bit off-center (to not cover the giraffe face), and a bit higher than center vertically, and it works perfectly. Since this phone is a bit bigger than my last iPhone, I was worried about dropping it while using it, so this PopGrip is perfect and pretty!

I mean, it would be kinda difficult to screw this up. Works so long as you don’t looking like a GDI walking around with a pop socket