Hey! So about the PopSockets Phone Grip, it's generally pretty sturdy, but there are a few things you might want to know. According to the manufacturer, it's designed for smooth, hard plastic cases. If you've got a silicone, soft, or really textured case, sticking it on could be a bit tricky.

From what we've found, the adhesive is strong, which is awesome if you want it to stay put. On the flip side, if you're someone who likes to move these things around, it might not re-stick as well after the first few moves. There was even someone who ended up using extra adhesive to keep it in place, so the default stickiness might not be perfect if you're always repositioning it.

Despite these sticking challenges, the PopSocket does its job well as a grip and kickstand. People seem to really like it for managing bigger phones and doing hands-free stuff like taking selfies or watching videos. It's definitely a handy addition, according to some good feedback.

In short, if you're going to put it on a compatible case and leave it there, you'll likely find it durable and super functional. Just remember to watch out for those potential adhesive issues if you move it around often!

If you're wondering whether the PopSockets Phone Grip works with wireless charging, there's a bit of a snag.

Our research points out that when you have a PopSocket attached directly to your phone or case, it might mess with wireless charging. This happens because the PopSocket's bulk can prevent the necessary alignment between the phone and the charger.

The manufacturer's description suggests a workaround: use a removable PopSocket or look into options like a PopMount that lets you detach it when it's time to charge. This way, you can still enjoy the benefits of a PopSocket without losing out on wireless charging convenience.

Some people stick the PopSocket on a case and just take the case off when they want to charge wirelessly. It's a bit of a hassle but makes sure everything works smoothly.

If wireless charging is a big deal for you, you might want to check out PopSocket's newer models. Some of them have swappable tops or can be moved around more easily, which makes it simpler to use wireless charging.

In the end, while PopSockets are great for handling your phone, you'll have to decide what's more important for you—having that handy grip or using wireless charging without any fuss. You might even find a model that checks both boxes.

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Yep, the PopSockets Phone Grip can work as a phone stand because of its expanding kickstand feature. The manufacturer says it's designed to not just help you hold your phone more securely, but also to prop it up for things like watching videos or video calls.

But before you attach it, there are a few things you should know about the adhesive. Our research points out that the adhesive's performance can really vary. Some people have found it to be super strong and long-lasting, which is awesome if you're looking for something durable.

On the other hand, others have noticed it doesn't stick as well, especially with certain materials—like silicone or textured finishes. If your phone has a smooth, hard plastic case, you should be good. That's what the manufacturer recommends for the best stick.

But with silicone or textured cases, you might have a harder time and might even need extra adhesive.

Also, if you're someone who likes to switch your PopSocket between devices or cases, just be careful. Moving it around can sometimes make the adhesive less effective.

So, if your case material is compatible, the PopSockets Phone Grip is a solid choice for both grip and a handy stand. Just make sure to check if your case material matches the manufacturer's recommendations for the best experience.