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PopSockets Flattens Out for Pockets
16 Jun
Summary
- New Low-Pro grip collapses thinner than iPhone 17 Pro Max camera bump.
- It launches Tuesday for $40, first at Apple Stores and PopSockets.com.
- The redesigned grip aims to attract users who found old models bulky.
PopSockets has introduced the Low-Pro, a new phone grip designed for a slimmer profile, addressing user feedback about bulkiness.
Launched on Tuesday for $40, the Low-Pro is available initially at Apple Stores and PopSockets.com, with wider retail availability expected later in July. This new design aims to appeal to individuals, particularly men, who previously avoided PopSockets due to their perceived thickness.
The Low-Pro collapses to a remarkably thin size, sitting below the camera bump on devices like the iPhone 17 Pro Max. It features a MagSafe magnetic backing for attachment and a flexible polymer disk that expands into a stand for portrait or landscape viewing.
Despite its thinner construction, the Low-Pro is reportedly durable, tested to withstand significant pulling pressure. It offers a convenient alternative to older designs, allowing phones to slide more easily into pockets and enabling MagSafe charging without removal.
The company will continue to offer its original, thicker PopSockets alongside the new Low-Pro model.
