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I tried 3 unique Spigen MagSafe add-ons — here's the best (and the weirdest) for your iPhone

I tested Spigen’s latest MagFit accessories: a traditional quick-release cardholder, a mini coin purse, and a multifunctional kickstand, to find which is perfect for me.

I tried 3 unique Spigen MagSafe add-ons — here's the best (and the weirdest) for your iPhone

I tested three unique Spigen MagSafe add-ons to find the best and most unusual options for your iPhone. After using the Spigen MagFit wallets, I discovered they were exactly what I needed. The three options were the TinTap MagFit+, the Zip V2 Zipper Wallet, and the Tough Armor Pro.

The Spigen MagFit+ wallet stood out for me. As someone who carries a lot of cash and cards, the quick-release mechanism and side lock made it much easier to access my belongings. Unlike other MagSafe wallets, this one doesn't require pushing cards out and has a convenient cash out slot. Its slim profile and MagSafe ring front allowed me to use a MagSafe stand without any issues. My only minor issue was that it felt a bit bulky and extended too far from the back of the phone.

The Tintap Zip Mag Fit 2 was an innovative accessory, functioning like a mini zippered pouch or purse on the back of your phone. It was particularly useful for storing loose change and even keys. While it can seem bulky and inconvenient for everyday use, it earned high praise for its creativity and utility. I found it to be most helpful for car errands, but I did not keep it as a long-term attachment for my phone.

Lastly, the Spigen MagSafe Tough Armor Pro became my favorite of the three. The added weight and satisfying heft made my new iPhone 17 feel much better in my hand. The built-in kickstand added convenience, and the unique design enabled it to double as a phone stand and selfie stick. With ample card storage and versatile features, this became my everyday MagSafe wallet.

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