KALAPOP Magnetic Wireless Charging Magsafe Ring-6 PCS,Ultra-Thin(0.4mm) Magsafe Sticker,Compatible with iPhone 17/Air/16/15/14/13 Series,Samsung Galaxy,Google Pixel,Magsafe Accessories-3Black&3Silver

Magsafe Kindle cases (and magsafe device cases in general) can be a bit pricy, and there are things besides device cases that I want to have my Popsocket on, so I figured I'd grab a multi pack of these magnets. They work perfectly on my Kindle case! The adhesive is strong, which was definitely something I was worried about, but it feels very secure and is large enough for a Popsocket base. It's also nice and thin, which is a plus since I didn't want something bulky and thick that would potentially snag on a corner of my bag. Definitely glad to have grabbed this pack!

A lot of the reviews on Amazon said these N52 magnets and others like it from other sellers of are weak! I think an earthquake could not get my MagSafe phone case to drop my phone. My video is of my Moto 5G 2024 stylus and MagSafe case attached to a LISEN for Magsafe Car Mount Charger 15W in a simulated earthquake. Ok, not really as I am just shaking the hell out of the car mount and phone. With the case alone it was so; weak my phone would fall off car mounts at the slightest bump. So, I decided to fix it. This is how the case should have been sold. I think I may have gone overboard with the magnets strength I chose for the upgrade! What you think? My phone is now a lot harder to get off the car mount now. I just have to slide if off to the side where all magnets are at their weakest point, and it comes right off into my hand. Anyway, I added the KALAPOP Magnetic Adapter Ring with built in 36 N52 high strength magnets behind my case even though it is not recommended. I did not even attach the new magnets with anything other than its on magnet attraction. I already have a cheap metal ring on the outside of the case, so I left it there. What a difference good magnet can do for MagSafe use. Magnets are sort of weird when looking at their properties. Magnet size, shape, build material, layout in an array or not. If the MagSafe designers had used a very powerful single magnet that would of just stop the wireless charging. So they used many smaller one in an O shape with each one not toughing the next. If you are trying to get several small magnets in a square like many car mounts that are not MagSafe do, you will get weak magnet strength and will fall off. I recommend using a metal ring in addition to magnets that are strong relative to0 their size, competition, array layout. It allows magnets a little more freedom to arrange their magnetic poles to other things. It will not make a magnet stick to everything, but it will help. Lastly, I would recommend a C shape metal ring asi this will help keep the heating of the phone from the magnetic fields down some. The small break in the ring can make a decent improvement in some instants.

Good quality. Sturdy and good magnetism, thin and not bulky

These round magnetic phone holders work great. They adhere well to any device and have a very strong magnet that holds securely. Easy to use, reliable. I would recommend them.

These fit great with a Magnetic Popsocket from the official Popsocket brand. The 3M sticky adhesive stays put on multiple different plastics, and it doesn't fall off, even when I yank hard to remove the magnetic Popsocket grip. I also put one on the back of a plastic Samsung Galaxy Ultra smartphone, and it DOES NOT interfere with the S Pen in any way! HOWEVER, when tested with magnetic the ring and and a Popsocket attached, the magnets interfere with the S Pen. This is fine for me, as I remove the Popsocket since I do not want it to wobble when I am writing. These are sharp metal rings, so be careful not to scratch your devices, your case, or most importantly, your fingers!

I did not want to use any phone case and wanted to use phone as it is designed, but I needed a way to attach my phone to my car magnet mount. The silver ring looks very good and well attached to the mount. But I think due to the finish of the back of my phone, the sticky tape could not hold it well and eventually detached from the phone when I unmounted from the mount. I don't think it is a product problem and I may attach the ring later with gorilla glue if it is detached again. Or have some bumper on my car mount to reduce magnet strength. Nicely well made metal rings for the price and recommend.

This is a metal ring, not a magnet. It will probably work if it’s stuck to the outside of your case? But I was looking for a MAGNET ring to attach to the inside of a case.Because my case has a custom graphic on the back that I don’t want to cover. My wife’s iphone case has a magnet stuck to the inside of the case which does what I want. The difference between a magnet and magnetic is not made clear in the product description. I’m not sure what the approved application would be for this thing because the magnetic charger even has a sticker that says not to put anything metal between the phone and the charger. I think it would stick if it was adhered to the outside of the case. But that’s ugly. Bottom line, it’s Ferrous (iron), not a magnet. Three stars for misleading product description.

I used this for my Boox and also for my iPhone cases and they work great. I have not had a single issue with them. Really impressed.

All the rings came loose off the phone and remained attached to the magnet