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One of the things I love most about my Pixel 10 Pro is Pixelsnap. Having magnets built into the back, rather than relying on cases, is perfect for how I use my phone. I use the magnets to attach my Pixel to wall mounts, chargers, battery packs, and more.
Recently, I bought something I didn’t expect to like as much as I do, and it’s become my favorite Pixel 10 accessory.
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My wife uses PopSockets with her phone, and I was surprised by how much more comfortable my Pixel 10 Pro was to hold when I tried her magnetic PopSocket. I wasn’t a fan of how bulky it was, though. It felt huge in my pocket, and I wasn’t a fan of the look, either. Taking to Amazon to find something that would better fit my needs, I came across the “Magnetic Phone Ring Holder” by Bordsek.
The first thing I love about the ring is that, when folded against the phone, it’s barely thicker than the Pixel’s camera bar. It doesn’t make the phone rock on a desk, nor do I feel it when I have my Pixel in my pocket.
Flipping the ring out, it serves its main purpose well — I can hold my 10 Pro in one hand without worrying about dropping it. The magnetic connection is strong, and the rubberized surface hasn’t scratched my phone even though I often spin the ring to reposition it. Repositioning the ring is something I do regularly, thanks to the other function it provides.
This phone ring is the most convenient phone stand I’ve ever used. I’ve had cases with built-in kickstands, but they’re never adjustable enough, and oftentimes they only hold the phone up in landscape, not portrait. The ring, having two hinges that have no play in them, makes it easy to prop my Pixel up at any angle or orientation I want. I can’t overstate how sturdy these hinges are — even my Z Fold 7, in its dbrand Grip, can be held up, folded or unfolded.
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Keeping the phone up in portrait when I’m at my desk listening to music or in landscape when I’m watching YouTube, this ring has replaced the dedicated phone stands I keep around my home. The smaller segment of the ring, the part you put your finger through, is magnetic and weighted enough that it can even hold a phone in position with everything extended.
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