Update: Price has now dropped to
$6.37.
XCH-AMZ via Amazon has
SINCEHOLY MagSafe Phone Grip w/ Adjustable Kickstand for $11.99 -> now $10.99 - $5.04 -> now $4.62 when you apply promo code
5SD58OFF at checkout = $6.95
-> now $6.37.
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About this item:
- Sinceholy's magnetic phone grip uses the strongest N52 magnets — just snap it on and it's not going anywhere. Comes with a magnetic ring too, stack them together and you'll get double the holding power, it stays locked in place without any sliding. One hand? Big phone? Doesn't matter, leave it all to it
- Building on the classic 360° ring loop base, we've added a dual-axis adjustable kickstand — each arm rotates 120°, for 360°+ 240°of total movement, which is a great bonus. It's more than a magsfae phone grip holder, it's your freedom. Scroll, watch, or go hands-free, exactly how you want
- Sinceholy's magnetic phone grip and stand features a soft, stretchy silicone finger strap — feels great, lasts long. Non-slip but gentle on fingers, the textured surface adds extra grip when you set it down. Just right
- This is a well-built, practical accessory that delivers exactly what it promises - Aerospace-grade aluminum, engineering metal hinges on all 4 axes. Tested for tens of thousands of rotations. Sinceholy's magnetic phone grip is small but mighty — comfortable, durable, and always ready
- Snaps on in 1 second for iPhone MagSafe. For Android, just apply the included metal ring — peel, stick, let adhesive cure for 24h, then attach the magnetic phone grip. To wirelessly charge, simply slide the MagSafe phone ring grip off and set your phone down
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In any case, would've grabbed for my Fold7, but yeah those reviews lol...
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