GoKawiilI am always looking for ultra-slim accessories that complement my everyday carry, and I have usually been drawn to how slim tech companies and brands can make their products. Accessories that have excess bulk or lack organization, I tend to avoid. So, I have tested countless accessories, ranging from power banks to stands to magnetic cables and everything in between. So I wanted to share some of my absolute favorite accessories that are not only ultra slim and portable but also serve multiple purposes.
Be sure to check out our hands-on video featuring all the devices mentioned and more. The video covers 11 compact, slim accessories worth checking out!
This is my most recent addition to my EDC, and it has been great. The Snap Grip Stand is made by the same company that created the original Popsocket. It is insane how much they were able to do with something as thin as this. It’s basically the thickness of the iPhone’s camera plateau. Here are the key features:
Has a Popsocket-like grip for one or two-finger use
Has a separate metal and adjustable kick stand that rotates 350 degrees
Supports portrait and landscape viewing
Double-sided Magnets, meaning you can put more MagSafe accessories on top of the stand itself
I still have no idea how they were able to pack this much versatility into a single stand this thin and light, but it is now a stable accessory I leave on my iPhone. It’s so thin that you can still wirelessly charge your phone with the accessory on! And one last cool feature is that because it’s so thin, it actually eliminates the table wobble when you place your phone down!
The Snap Grip Stand is available on their website for $39.99 and comes in four colors: Black, Green, Lilac, and Silver. They also offer just the grip portion for $29.99 and come in 18 colors (too many for me to list). This is such an easy product to recommend for any iPhone user.
This one is an all-time favorite of mine. On the surface, it’s just another 3-in-1 charger for your Apple goodies, but the build quality, versatility, and price-to-performance are what really set this one apart. You get:
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