Top 4 MagSafe Grips for iPhone 18 (The Cheapest One Won)

Intro

So, that was neat. Some of the perennial winners like these guys. In fact, I find this design kind of repulsive now. Pretty sure we've entered peak mags safe

No. 4 – Most Useful

grip design. Here's number four goes to the Moth tripod stand. This is one of my favorite products for the iPhone hands down. Footprint of this product is borderline comical, especially on the 18 Pro, and it is quite heavy. Going to add 91 g to your iPhone. I know some of you might be thinking, "This is a stand, not a grip." And you'd be right. This is an excellent stand, but also works incredibly well as a grip because your fingers have lots of things to go into. Even with this hinge here, you could tuck a finger in and you've just got like so much grip on your phone. And when it comes to iPhone grips, rigidity, stiffness is king. Now, the benefit of this product is that it will stop your iPhone from sliding around all over the place. Now, this is one of the best stand products that I've used for the iPhone because you could prop it up high, you can prop it up low, and it works both in landscape and portrait modes. So, if you're a person who does a lot of video calls, this setup is just so good. And when it comes to magnetic strength, I wouldn't worry about it. Push is a little higher than average. Pull is a little lower from the top of the stand, but because there is this hinge, the hinge has a lot more give before the back actually pops off. Now, one of the downsides is that this requires two hands to get to, it's not exactly user friendly. If you have two things in your hands, one of them is this. Trying to get it open is borderline painful. Doable, but painful. And when it comes to pocketability, yeah, it's so flat, it's not going to get caught on anything. Another downside is that this is going to set you back $40. But the versatility of this product is definitely worth it. I've bought three in the last uh four or five years. Not because they've broke, it's just I buy products every few years just to see if

How I Test

they're better or worse. How do I test Mag Safe grips? Biggest thing I do is I buy every single one I see and I use them all. Now, some of them will get years of use like this thing. This is the encased grip. It doesn't collapse, but is incredibly comfortable. And others, like these fabric type of uh grips, absolutely terrible. I will use it for about 2 hours and then I will never use it again. Biggest thing I do is measure how much force it takes to pull and push these uh things off an iPhone. So, if you're planning on getting a Mag Safe Grip, use my links. It doesn't cost you anything extra and you'll be supporting me, your friendly

No. 3 – Slimmest Profile

neighborhood reviewer, not influencer. Number three goes to this thing. It's the PopSocket Low Pro Grip. This isn't your typical PopSocket grip. Now, this low pro grip, you might confuse it as a uh O snap. Popsocket basically copied the O snap and made it better. Weird in the way that you don't have to deal with this asymmetrical uh stem. This lowro pop grip has a symmetrical stem, which means when you do this, it's very comfortable. product is super light at 20 grams. It's super thin and unlike some of the other super thin grips that I have, it's comfortable and easy to use. I'm a big fan of this tango grip, but the springs on this grip are pretty uncomfortable for long-term use. And one of the craziest thing is that this thing is thin enough that you can use G2 wireless charging accessories with it. That's pretty cool. Except when you take it off, the grip comes off of the iPhone and sticks to whatever charging it. and it's pretty annoying to take off. So, not exactly a function to uh brag about. This grip does come with a built-in stand. Set it up this way. You can also set it up this way. Strong enough that if you were to do this, I wouldn't be too worried about it. Had one of the strongest magnets out of my big group of grips. Now, getting to the grip requires to dig at the top. It is doable with one hand. You got to practice, but more often than not, I am using two hands to uh access this grip. My biggest issue is that it doesn't really spring up too much. You got to really make sure that your fingers are doing this scooping motion to get into this grip. Now, how comfortable is it? This thing is so much better than a traditional PopSocket. In fact, I've stopped using these Popsocket rounds or PopSocket grips because they are just terrible when compared to my number two pick. Now, in terms of pocketability, it's so smooth. Ain't nothing's getting caught with this on the back of your iPhone. In terms of

No. 2 – Most Comfortable

price, ouch. All right. This is number two. I'm not a big fan of Sinju as a brand. They've got a ton of grips and they go with a shotgun style. They just they've got so many different ones and I I'll be honest with you, I don't know if they still make this one. So, it's probably going to be the hardest to get on my list, but it is if you like PopSockets, uh you're going to love this thing. Now, the footprint of this product looks like it's bigger than the PopSocket. It really isn't. This is a trend I've been noticing. The thing pops out like a popsocket. This thing weighs 40 gram and like the low pro grip comes with this ring style stand which works but has nothing against my uh number four pick, right? Like I get it. It is minimal and barely functional. Even my top pick has this feature on it. So for mag strength, it's one of the weaker in the bunch, but still above average. Getting to this grip with one hand is easy. You just slide your fingers in, but still not as quick as my number one pick. When it comes to comfort, this thing is a pillow for my fingers. The button for this grip is way bigger than the PopSocket, which means there's better weight distribution for my fingers. And the stem itself is incredibly soft, unlike the stem on the PopSocket. Pocketability is going to be an issue cuz it's going to get caught on your pants. But you can get around that by, you know, cupping the grip when you pull it out of your pocket. It's just one of those things you just learn to get used to it. When it comes to price, it's around $30. 20 if you get a really crummy color. But again, you might have trouble finding this Proet product because I don't know if they actually make it anymore, but they still sell it. Now, the number one grip that I always default to despite having a lot of

No. 1 – Easiest To Use

choice is the Flow Lab Forge grip. Now, Flab is always filled with surprises, and when they released this a few months ago, I fell in love with it right away. Terms of weight, it's 38 g, kind of mid in terms of weight. The stem on this product is telescoping and collapsible. Forge grip also has a stand built into it. It's not as slick as the Moth product, but gets the job done like the other three. In terms of magnetic strength, it is ridiculous to push and pull off. 30 seems a bit high. 21.1 19.2 20 closer to uh 20 newtons. That's still stronger than every single grip in this video. Now, for me personally, with iPhone accessories, anything that helps my access to my device is king. So, having a good screen protector is important, and having a good grip is almost as important. It is just so easy to get at this with one hand. Phone's in my back pocket, phone's in my hand already. Like, it's just that quick. Yes, this thing will get caught on pockets, obviously, but the access outweighs that nuisance by ah, like 10 magnitudes. Now, I'll be honest with you. It took a couple of days to get used to the grip because of the telescoping stem. This isn't exactly smooth, so it kind of digs into your fingers a little bit, but I'm completely fine using this for hours on end. Remember, I've got 12 and 1 half hours of screen time a day. This thing just works. Trust me. Now, when it comes to price, cheapest one in the video, and it works the best. So, get this Moff Stand tripod if you do a lot of video calls and still need a grip. The Popsocket Low Pro grip going to be great for the occasional grip user who just doesn't want anything getting in the way. The Synimoru endtap stand thing is for anybody looking to replace their old pop grips. And the Forge grip, well, again, anybody who appreciates quick access to their iPhone. That's all I got for this video. Questions, comments, leave them down there. There's a product you want me to check out, leave in the comments and I'll uh scrape it and see if I can find it. Again, if you're planning on getting one of these products, make sure you use my links. I'm a reviewer, not an influencer. No company is paying me to make this video. All I care about is just finding the best accessories for my