The Style Ring 360 is more functional than PopSockets, which makes it a better grip for a lot of users that can see beyond PopSockets' cutesy designs. While PopSockets are more prevalent, popular, and diversely designed, I have to confess that the Spigen Style Ring 360 (formerly known as the Style Ring POP) will always have a special place in my heart and on my phone cases. PopSockets decided to fix both of these issues with the Swappable PopGrips - and now PopSockets for MagSafe. The biggest issues with the older 'classic' PopSockets were that they were often too thick to allow wireless charging and that in order to swap styles between any cute PopSockets you may own, you either had to pry the whole darn thing off your phone or you disassemble the tops in order to swap them.

I'll often pop my PopGrip in and out and roll it around between levels while I'm trying to avoid tuning out a staff meeting or blowing time waiting for the ferry. One of the more addictive aspects of PopSockets is its trademarked accordion design, which pops in and out in a satisfying fashion. Once you pop a PopTop, you'll find it hard to stop. PopSockets are also impressively affordable: even PopGrips with premium materials and franchised designs like Marvel superheroes and NFL teams still cost less than a large pizza. PopSockets are some of the most popular and widely-used phone grips on the market for a reason: they last a long time, really help reduce the stress on your hands, and come in more styles than you can shake a phone case at.

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