Customer Ratings & Reviews

My Galaxy S9 in an Otterbox Pursuit case charges flawlessly on my Samsung - 9W Wireless charging base. With the GrabTab installed the phone and base could not make a connection no matter how they were situated. I'm sure it's good for holding on to or in kickstand mode but I didn't get that far.

Although familiar with Speck as a brand, I did not like this product. While I could appreciate its low cost, the quality of the item seemed cheap. Inexpensive does not always have to equate to being “cheap.” This Speck Grabtab just simply felt flimsy. Other than the price, the only other positives worth mentioning is that it is light, so won’t weigh down your phone at all; plus, its low profile should still make it easy to slide your phone in and out of a pocket or purse. However, I was hesitant to stick this onto my phone. I’m also unsure as to how long the item would last with regular everyday usage. The slide tab feature is pretty basic, but after only a couple uses, the plastic did pod out, which I didn’t like. There are alternative types of products out there. I’d suggest one of those instead.

Very easy to apply and use. It has a sleek design compared to a pop socket and more versatile.

This isn't a top-tier solution, but if you need an inexpensive way to stand up your phone or hold onto your phone, this works.

So far so good with this. Had it for about a day so far. I first installed it straight and, thanks to another review, decided to angle it. Makes it easier to hold the phone. Also works to prop the phone up on a table.

The Speck - GrabTab Finger Grip/Kickstand for Mobile Phone is very thin and sleek. It sticks very firmly to the phone and have an option to finger hold or kickstand. It is a good alternative and it has limitations as well. I am charging phones using wireless chargers. I was not able to use the wireless charging option due to the design. It is hard to use the slider and not convenient using with finger as well. The adhesive is not reusable. If you want to use it in another phone after placing it in one phone, you cannot do that due to poor adhesive. It is coming with different colors and it is not matching with clear cases. I am not a big fan of finger grip / kickstand for mobile phones due to durability and usability issues. I would not recommend this finger grip / kickstand. If you are looking for attractive design and look of your phone cover and you will be disappointed with this cover.

I've used Speck products before so I had high hopes for the GrabTab. Unfortunately my expectations were not met with this product. I am a fan of other phone stents/rings, as they do help me keep my phone in my hands and not flying. So I had hopes for the GrabTab that it would do a similar job but also allow my phone to lay flat when not in use. It is a good idea, however the design was poor and quality was equally so. Attaching the GrabTab to my phone was easy and the sticky tack was pretty good as well. The poor part was the finger grip itself. To get the grip out you would need to slide the tab upwards - which isn't that big of a deal, but after a few uses the tab doesn't lay flat anymore, instead you're greeted with an indent/gap. The material of the loop is pretty rough - the edges are hard and sharper than what it should, at first you may not notice it but after a few minutes, I had to put my phone down as the edges were digging into my skin. Another problem was where the loop lands when extended - practically at the very top of the phone, which makes it difficult to use as a stand. Overall, nice try, but I very disappointed in this flawed design - not practical. I really wanted to like this product but definitely would NOT recommend this product to anyone.

The Speck GrabTab is a very simple item. It attaches to the back of your phone with an extremely sticky adhesive. It is a flexible plastic material with a sliding "insert" that, when pushed up and locked, forms a tab to insert your finger to hold for selfies or use as a stand. Unfortunately, my Grabtab doesn't lock into its slot so it's useless to me. They claim the Grabtab allows for wireless charging, however I am unable to test that function as my iPhone 7plus isn't equipped for wireless charging. Would it charge through the plastic when flat on the back of your phone? Other reviews can address that functionality. For me, since I don't need the wireless charging ability, there are numerous other selfie grips I could get and would prefer. I usually enjoy Speck products, unfortunately not this time.

The Speck GrabTab is an interesting alternative to "pop sockets." I like the GrabTab because it looks more professional than "pop sockets," but it also is a bit more flush with the phone. An interesting new device I never knew I needed.

The Grab Tab had a good idea, unfortunately due to a poor design and cheap quality - the device isn't practical. The only thing that seems to be of any use, is when it's used as a finger grip. Even then, its becomes a pain to open the loop. Theoretically, to get the loop to come out, you have to slide the tab upwards. The tab doesn't slide up likes it suppose to. In fact, it took me a couple minutes to figure out that you need to lift the tab outwards with your fingernail, and then attempt to slide it up. After a few times of doing that, there becomes a big gap, so it no longer sits flush when laying flat down. Then there is another problem when the loop is extended, it sits at the top of the phone. This doesn't work very well as a kickstand when the stand is sitting at the top of the phone, instead of the middle. Overall, I would stay away from this product as it has no real use to it. The thumb grip would be nice, if it weren't such a pain to get it to open up. The kickstand doesn't work very well at all, seeing how it rest at the top of the phone. And after a few times of opening the kickstand, the device starts to shows major signs of wear, including a big gap. I definitely would not recommend this product to anyone.

I like that it doesn’t stick out until you need it. The ribbon design allows your finger(s) to not be so spread apart causing a cramp. You can even flip the phone around while it’s is still on your finger if you need to grab something. My only gripe is the box said able to wireless charge, but it doesn’t if your case is too thick. I verified that by removing my case and just putting it on my phone.

This Is a very cool clip but does not work on the iPhone XS max very well as a stand. It is very easy to apply and sticks really well to the case but when used as a stand the phone may just be too heavy and when bumped just collapses the stand. For a smaller phone this would probably work great and I would recommend it if you were looking for something other than the pop stands/grips.

This is an ok product although I rather have a phoneloop or a poptab.

I've gotten two of these already and the strip always comes off. Do not recommend them.

If you do not use it much, it seems to be ok. However, I use it quite often and the top of the Speck Finger Grip comes unloose from my phone case often after only 2 months. I ended up throwing it away since it is unreliable. If I had been using it outdoors and it came unstuck that would have possibly broken my phone.