I've loved my Snap Grip 4 but ended up having to replace it with the Snap Grip 5, and it's mostly as amazing as the 4 except it falls off too easily. I never once had the Snap Grip 4 fall off my case-less phone. When I replaced it, I had to pry that sucker off... but the Snap Grip 5... I've had it come off multiple times when taking the phone off my non-snap charging stand, and maybe that's on me for not getting the snap charging stand, but the Snap Grip 4 never had that issue. Also the magnet on the ***** stronger than the 5. Because of this I can only give the Snap Grip 5 4 stars. Still a great product, but don't be surprised if you pull your phone out of your pocket and the snap grip isn't there.
For my first phone holder, I'm enjoying so far. It doesn't get in the way when I'm not using it. And when I do, it's a great accessory. Ainceni have a larger phone, I needed something to help not make it seem as heavy, and this helps with that. Definitely worth the money.
I love Ohsnap but was disappointed in this latest grip only partial time. The problem is that it sticks to the base you connect it to and you can walk away not noticing that it is still there and not on your phone.
My husband and I both had a previous generation that had the adhesive. We were excited when we saw that this generation has a magnetic cling to the phone instead of needing adhesive because we both needed new phone cases, too. What we have noticed with this new generation is that the magnet isn't as strong as the previous generation. I used to be able to have my phone stick to metal surfaces at the gym, and now this doesn't do that at all. The only thing it has been successful at clinging to, so far, is the refrigerator.
I received my snap grip and only have had it on my phone for two days and the top won’t stay down. I have to push it really hard to stay down, one of the little pieces that hold it up has already warped and won’t fit. They are going to warranty it but still I’m not super thrilled with a product that only last two days. I also don’t love how high up the grip is. It’s uncomfortable for my hand. The magnet part has also come off a couple times if you move your hand just the right way. It’s also not allowing wireless charging from my car charger.
I have several good things to say, but also some bad. I’ve never been a fan of pop-sockets due to fit and function. Saw this one and thought it’d mark off a lot of my typical issues. I like how slim it is. Typical pop sockets are bulky; making handling, pocket sliding, placing face up or face down anywhere/anytime super annoying. Double sided magnetic feature is solid. Lets you stick your phone to any ferrous material; as long as the surface isn’t super smooth. Then the phone will slide. (Ref. iPhone 16 Pro for size/weight)Big selling point for me was the charge pass through. I didn’t like the idea of having to remove the device every time I wanted to charge wirelessly. One small issue with this however. When using a Quick Charge wireless charger (65W+), the phone/socket gets pretty toasty. This isn’t a huge issue as I only need to charge my phone at night when I go to bed and the phone isn’t doing anything, but may be an issue for those that charge/play simultaneously. The single finger interface is pretty narrow. I have pretty bulky hands due to years of manual labor as well as weightlifting. My finger barely fits; and I have to use my second hand to hold the hole open in order to get my beefy finger in the hole (giggaty). I’d reckon a typical hand/finger would fit just fine. At first glance, this thing looked pretty flimsy. I figured the panel would’ve ripped off nearly instantly. After a week of regular use however, it is much more durable than expected. No issues with durability thus far. All-in-all, I like it. Which is saying something considering my considerable aversion to pop-sockets typically. I have no use for the kick-stand feature, but it does indeed work; landscape orientation only obviously. The rotation feature is very functional and smooth, with the added benefit as acting as a fidget toy while holding my phone.