MOFT O Snap Phone Stand & Grip - MagSafe Compatible Car Mount Holder with Adjustable Viewing Angles | Universal for iPhone, Android & All Smartphones (Carbon Black) | Perfect for Driving, Watching Videos & Hands-Free Use

I rely on reviews to make purchases and don't see many here so here we are. I am a loyal Moft product user so when I got an iphone13 pro, I was naturally curious about this product. I use a casetify magsafe case with my iphone13 pro. I like having a grip on my phones for single hand use and just like the security of having a grip to hold in general. The popsocket is okay, but it covers up too much of my beautiful case and it sucks as a stand. The moft O promised everything the popsocket can do, but with a slimmer profile and a smaller footprint (covers less of my case).The bottom line is that the magnet is too weak to properly work as a grip. The O comes right off with a little resistance at the slightest wiggle of the fingers (to pull off the popsocket, you need a proper grip and an intentional pull). For me, the functionality of the O as a grip is unfortunately 0. However, the O works beautifully as a stand on all the promised angles.tldr: So money is not completely wasted. I will use the popsocket as my regular grip and the O as a stand. Kind of annoying to have to keep changing things, but I guess thats the fate/benefit(?) of using magsafe.Edit: Just adding an observation: I noticed that the swivel/turn mechanism of the O (that allows you to use the O as a stand for your phone in portrait then in landscape position after a 90 degree turn of the O) depends on the magnet not being too strong or "sticky." When you turn the O, you are turning the whole O and not just the top leather part. In comparison, my magsafe popsocket comprises of a magnetic base whose purpose is to stick onto the phone as strongly as it can without budging while the knob part can turn/swivel without limit. It is a little difficult to describe, but this observation allows us to understand why Moft had to sacrifice magnet strength in order for the turning/swivel mechanism to work smoothly. If you have too strong of a magnet that won't budge when you try to go from portrait to landscape mode, the O becomes harder for users to use in those various modes. So yeah, it makes a lot of sense why it is necessary for the O to have a weaker magnetic compared to something like the magsafe popsocket.