A reviewer from The Verge purchased the OhSnap Snap Grip Stand magnetic holder for $50
After several months of testing, Sean Hollister, senior editor at The Verge, purchased the $50 OhSnap Snap Grip Stand magnetic holder for himself. In his review, he called the accessory a convenient option for those who want to have both a handheld grip and a vertical stand on their smartphone at all times.
The Snap Grip Stand is 3.7 mm thick. The device features a double-sided magnetic ring: it can be attached to a smartphone with a magnetic ring, as well as secured to surfaces such as a refrigerator, exercise equipment, or garage cabinets. According to the designer, the design also partially allows energy to pass through for wireless charging.
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The holder has movable, interconnected elements that can be freely positioned between two fingers, like a PopSocket, or you can slide a finger through them for a more secure grip. The disc rotates, allowing you to position the smartphone at different angles, although, as Hollister noted, a slight squeak can be heard while doing so.
OhSnap advertises the Snap Grip Stand as being thinner than a smartphone’s camera bump, but, as the reviewer noted, this depends on whether you’re using a case. Holister had previously tested the $40 Snap Grip 5, but at the time opted for the $25 Syncwire holder instead. He decided to purchase the new model after using it for an extended period.
