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I just tried the thinnest phone grip Popsockets has created — and now there's no reason to not get a grip for your phone

I tested the PopSockets Low-Pro Grip for a week and it reimagines the iconic phone accessory with a razor-thin 2.6 mm profile with a built-in kickstand.

I just tried the thinnest phone grip Popsockets has created — and now there's no reason to not get a grip for your phone

In a world where phone grips have been a staple for years, PopSockets has finally unveiled its most significant redesign yet—the PopSockets Low-Pro Grip. This ultra-thin accessory marks a departure from its previous chunky counterparts, boasting a sleek design that measures just 2.6 mm thick. Designed to sit virtually flush against the raised camera plate on the back of a phone, the Low-Pro Grip eliminates the wobble and bulk associated with older models, making it incredibly sleek and slim.

One of the key features of the Low-Pro Grip is its metal ring, which can be extended to act as a kickstand, providing a stable viewing angle for video streaming or FaceTime calls. The grip also includes a magnetic ring, allowing users to attach various MagSafe accessories directly to the back of their phone. This magnetic feature adds a layer of versatility, enabling the grip to connect with magnetic car mounts, tripods, and even MagSafe wallets.

While the Low-Pro Grip excels in its slim profile and ergonomic design, some may miss the customizable tops that PopSockets is known for. The grip comes in a range of clean colorways, but customization is limited, catering more to those who prioritize functionality over personal expression. Priced at $40, it represents a premium compared to traditional plastic grips, but its sleek design and utility make it a compelling upgrade for those seeking a more refined phone grip experience.

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