PopSocket's Low-Pro MagSafe grip doubles as an iPhone Duo kickstand
A reviewer found that the PopSocket Low-Pro, a low-profile MagSafe PopSocket with a flip-out ring, effectively works as a kickstand for the foldable iPhone Duo, despite not being designed for it. The accessory is thin enough to allow MagSafe charging to pass through and adds enough magnetic grip to keep the unfolded phone from sliding off MagSafe stands.
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The finding highlights a gap in official and third-party accessory support for Apple's new foldable iPhone, where existing kickstand options are described as expensive, bulky, or poorly fitted. It suggests consumers may need to look beyond Duo-specific accessories to solve basic usability problems like stability on MagSafe stands, at least until dedicated solutions mature.
- The PopSocket Low-Pro was not designed for iPhone Duo but effectively serves as a kickstand for it.
- It allows MagSafe charging to pass through, though with some added heat.
- It reduces, but does not fully eliminate, the Duo's tendency to slip off MagSafe stands when unfolded.
PopSockets PopGrip Low-Pro MagSafe — This is literally the accessory discussed in the article as the best solution for propping up an iPhone Duo without bulky cases. It's thin enough to allow MagSafe charging while still being sturdy enough to serve as a reliable kickstand, even with the phone unfolded.”}} <-- oops fix json syntax internally. </br>Actually need valid output only once. Here it is correctly formatted below. {
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