Tango Ultra Thin Grip for MagSafe: One Hand Pop, Stand, 10x Expandable, Space Grade Steel, Removable for Wireless Charging. Half The Thickness, Twice The Pop and More Bling Than A Ring.

Neat design, well executed, worth it.
iPhone 14 Plus with a Carved (MagSafe) case.Quick shipping. The packaging is easy to open (don’t bother peeling the stickers).First impressions:This thing is surprisingly light, very thin, and the magnet is more than strong enough to hang my phone upside-down from my hand. It won’t move until you want it to.It feels like a sturdy, quality product; this will probably outlast a phone under normal use.Upon closer inspection:I like that the disc springs out rather than having to pull it out, but there’s no way to feel where you need to press the disc to open it, which does seem like a miss. I’m thinking a dab of clear epoxy is an easy fix; not a deal breaker, but a bump or something would be a big improvement.Setting it up as a stand is a little tricky without it coming off; I’m finding that laying my phone down flat, stabilizing the disc with one hand, and then opening and tilting the disc into the slot with the other works well.Random thoughts:The coating on the phone-side surface feels smooth and durable and I can’t feel anything rough around the edges; I’m not concerned about it scratching my phone or case.It’s not difficult to slide the grip off, but it’s strong enough that it won’t come off going into a tight pocket or bumping around a purse or backpack.If I lost this one I would strongly consider buying another. Probably 100% if they added that bump.

Sleek and Springy but….
Time will tell but first impressions are that it seems a little flimsy and that it’s uncomfortable. However, it seems like it’s actually pretty well built and we’ll see how long the solder joint lasts… But it’s actually really cool. It’s low profile enough that it barely feels like it’s there and the pop out action by pressing on one of the corners is very fun to fiddle with and satisfying to do. The functionality where you tuck it into one of the little slots to make a stand works really well. Much better than popsockets as far as the stand aspect goes. I like the finish at least on the outside. The inside is kind of ugly unfinished looking but it’s low profile so hey… Another thing I like about it is how it doesn’t have to come off in order to use another magsafe gadget, although it doesn’t get close enough to QI2 chargers to charge through it. But overall I like it so far and it is fun to play with so I’ll give it that. Plus the grip is tight on your fingers, so that does feel secure even if it’s less comfortable than a popsocket.

Less bulk + sturdier than a PopSocket and more comfortable + usable than OhSnap
The grip I’ve been waiting for! I’ve been using a PopSocket Slide for years and years because my hands are very small and I need my grip placed towards the bottom of the phone in order to be able to type, swipe, and have a comfortable grip. But the PopSocket Slide is quite bulky and slides off all the time (or slides up and presses buttons. It’s called the police before!). So I excitedly tried the adhesive OhSnap grip (lured by their cool commercials). It had it’s pros and cons. The main con, that I couldn’t get used to, was that the OhSnap grip rotates freely, yet your fingers can only fit under the grip in one of two directions. It was never quick or natural to open and get my fingers in it to use it. I almost went back to PopSockets, but I’m glad I researched other options and found the Tango grip. The Tango also comes with an adhesive option (so that I could place it lower on the phone than the MagSafe center), and bonus: It’s just a thin magnet part that is adhesive, not the whole grip. I could still remove the grip any time I wanted for an almost completely smooth case, and quickly pop the grip back on any time I want it with the strong magnet. But the main pros of the Tango are that the spot that you click to open the grip is always predictably at the bottom of the grip and I found the “spring” style lift was more comfortable and natural to use and rotate with my fingers, while all being super thin. The stand also worked better for me than the OhSnap. Tango = Less bulk and more sturdy than a PopSocket and more comfortable and usable than OhSnap. Win-win!

El Tango llegó a mi vida y, honestamente, no sé cómo viví sin él antes. Es como un PopSocket, pero más cool y minimalista. Su diseño es tan estético que parece hecho a la medida de mi estilo. Lo mejor es que, gracias a la tecnología MagSafe, lo puedes quitar y poner sin broncas, así que no te ata para siempre a tu celular (¡gracias, Tango!).Es práctico, cómodo y tiene un extra inesperado: es un fidget perfecto. Para alguien como yo, con TDAH, tener algo tan funcional y entretenido siempre a la mano es un golazo. Me encanta abrirlo y cerrarlo, porque tiene imanes que lo mantienen fijo y un mecanismo súper divertido que se activa al presionarlo hacia abajo. Es terapéutico y hasta adictivo.En resumen, si tu celular tiene MagSafe, olvídate del PopSocket y hazte un favor: dale una oportunidad al Tango. Es bonito, útil y entretenido. ¿Qué más puedes pedir?

Amazingly fast and convenient MagSafe phone grip. The attachment is super strong and the pure convenience of popping it open is a game changer.I love the no-look one handed operation. You can take the phone out of your pocket and pop it open in one action.The thinness is also a huge plus. If you have a case, it’s barely thicker than the camera bump.I was worried that because the centre is a spring, it would be a little wobblier if you’re used to a pop socket grip but it feels very well made and solid. Fits around fingers securely and most importantly doesn’t feel like coming off.