Tango Ultra Thin Grip for MagSafe: One Hand Open, Stand, 10x Expandable, Space Grade Steel, Removable for Wireless Charging. Half The Thickness, Twice The Fidget - All Steel (No Logo)

This is my third time purchasing this specific MagSafe phone holder, and I can’t recommend it enough. I originally bought two—one for myself and one for my husband—and the only reason I’m on my third is that I needed a replacement after a bit of a disaster. I accidentally left my phone on top of my car, and it fell off and got run over. I was absolutely shocked to find that the holder was still intact and functional afterward! While the metal was slightly bent, the overall quality was so impressive that it still worked perfectly. I only replaced it because I like my accessories to look "pretty" and brand new. Why it’s a favorite: Strong Magnet: The magnetic pull is very secure, especially when paired with a MagSafe case, easy installation! Extra Security: If you feel you need even more strength, they include a magnetic adhesive circle that you can stick to your phone or case. Husband-Approved: My husband is still using his original one from our first order, and it's held up beautifully through daily use. If you’re looking for a high-quality, durable, and reliable spring-type grip, this is definitely the one to get. It’s stylish enough to look great and tough enough to survive the unthinkable!

The Tango Expandable Grip and Stand is just remarkable! It is indeed thinner than the camera bump on my iPhone 17 Pro Max, deploys at the touch of the bottom of the disk and is surprisingly comfortable in grip and depth. The notch to covert it to a stand mode is very effective and quality, including the silicone coating of the deployment "spring" reflects a fully engineered and user friendly design. I can not speak too highly of this product!

After using the Tango phone grip for a day, my impressions are mostly positive, but I do have some critiques—especially when comparing it to the OhSnap grip, which I used extensively on my previous phone. What I Like About the Tango Build quality: The metal construction feels sturdy and premium in the hand. Spring strength: The spring is surprisingly strong and snaps open with more force than expected, which gives it a satisfying, solid feel. Where It Falls Short (Compared to OhSnap) No rotation: One issue is the lack of rotation. With the OhSnap, you can quickly pop it into kickstand mode, flip your phone around, and rotate the grip without collapsing it. The Tango doesn't rotate at all so you are limited to just the two kickstand angles. Less fidget-friendly: The OhSnap is genuinely fun to fiddle with because it pops open so easily. The Tango’s spring is strong, but not in a playful way. Comfort issues: The Tango uses a silicone spring that just doesn’t feel as nice as the OhSnap’s origami-style plastic hinge. On the OhSnap, the inner piece is flexible and non-spring-loaded, so when it’s fully extended you can comfortably bring your fingers together within the grip—or even slide a finger through the plastic. Combined with the 360° rotation, the OhSnap ends up being significantly more comfortable and adaptable in varied hand positions. Overall The Tango is well-built and performs as intended, but in terms of usability, comfort, and versatility, I still prefer the OhSnap. The rotating mechanism and flexible grip make a surprisingly big difference in day-to-day use.

I just got my magnetic grip a few days ago along with my new phone but i pretty immediately fell in love with it. I got the brushed steel and it looks very sleek and nice with the aesthetic I was going for with my phone. It is also surprisingly good quality mental from what I can tell. I also find it to be fairly functional as a pop socket and kick stand (strictly for horizontal viewing). It being magnetic and easy to remove but still very strong was surprising. I saw some reviews mention issues with comfort-ability so I was a little worried but the springs are a soft but strong plastic that I did not feel like was in the way. I have fairly large hands so I do have to wiggle my fingers in to fit under the pop socket but the spring is fairly accommodating. So far i am a big fan and while a little more expensive than other pop sockets ive seen the look, quality and compact style make it worth it to me.

I really loved the thinness of this compared to others, which was my reason for purchasing. Very easy to slide in pockets without catching. Also, loved using it as a fidget when bored and loved the ability to watch my phone set on a table. I would have given this an easy 5 stars for the first 6 months of use, but then the problems started popping up. First, was the chipping on the back despite pretty basic use. While it's a little unsightly, it wasn't a deal breaker for me (though might be for others). The real problem though is after about 6 months of use (and I would say pretty light use), the back began popping out with the slightest amount of pressure. It seems to be getting worse as well, to the point that it now tries to projectile out of my hand at the slightest graze of the edges. While I loved using it initially, I'm now at the point of throwing it away as I'm worried it's going to end up causing my phone to drop and break. So 5 stars to start with and 1 star now averages out to 3 I guess. Edit: I was pleased with the responsive customer service who reached out to offer a refund without me having requested one.

I got a second one because my toddler loves my pop socket. This newer model feels amazing and is more quality I feel like. Mine lasted me 9 months! Hey, better than all the other ones I’ve bought. The magnet is SOOOO DURABLE! Easy to use and fits Soo nice in your hands. I’d totally buy it again if I needed another.

I’ve been a PopSocket user for almost a decade, so I didn’t expect to love this as much as I do. The grip immediately won me over with how it feels and clicks. It’s weirdly satisfying if you’re a fidgeter, and the fact that it easily turns into a little stand is a bonus. I also love how thin it is compared to bulkier grips...it actually feels sleek on the back of my phone instead of awkward. There are a few feminine options, but I do wish they offered more colors and patterns. Still, if you like something functional, minimal, and fun to fidget with, this grip is worth trying, and if you're like me...coming from PopSocket, just know it might take a little getting used to, which I wasn't sure I could get passed after the familiarity of PopSocket, but just give it a couple of days. Note, I still like PopSocket for the options but I just love how thin and clicky the Tango is.

The Tango Ultra Thin Grip for my iPhone 16 works great overall. The MagSafe attachment is solid—it holds strong and only detaches when I actually drop the phone, which is exactly what you want. The space grade steel construction is impressive, though I will note that drops do scuff up the paint, so it's not indestructible. Design & Functionality: The one-hand opening mechanism is genuinely convenient, and the expandable design works well as a popsocket. The satisfying sound it makes when opening is fun and easy to stim with, which is a nice bonus feature. The ultra-thin profile keeps your phone slim and pocket-friendly. Comfort Considerations: There are some ergonomic trade-offs. After extended use, the grip can become uncomfortable, especially when holding it in certain positions. More notably, it's not ideal if you're lying back with your phone held above you—the geometry makes it awkward in that scenario. Overall: This is a well-designed MagSafe accessory that delivers on its promises. It's slim, functional, and the one-hand opening is a genuine quality-of-life feature. Just be aware of its comfort limitations during certain activities. Recommendation: Highly recommend if you want a slim, clever MagSafe grip with fun fidget features. Just know it's best for normal handheld use rather than overhead positioning.