The andobil Magnetic Phone Grip is the most expensive MagSafe ring holder on this list. The highlight of this phone grip is its oval design and dual magnet surface. Yes, you read that right! The magnet is on both surfaces. And this makes it super easy to attach your phone to metallic objects like fridge and metallic stands. The latter means you can record videos without a tripod on some occasions. You can also clip on things like cases and wallets (for your credit cards), and since you can use both at the same time, we're going to assume the magnet is pretty strong. What are the best MagSafe accessories to buy?

Another MagSafe ring holder is the one by Lamicall. If you recollect, Lamicall is known for its sharp-looking laptop and phone accessories, and this one is no different. It sits flat on your iPhone, and the large footprint means your iPhone won’t wobble. Again, the ring inside the magnetic phone grip rotates 360 degrees. Here are a few things to keep in mind when buying MagSafe-related accessories, particularly so-called MagSafe charging products:

AI_ERROR_903": "We've detected disallowed words or artist names in your image prompt. Please revise your prompt and try again." In addition to a wireless charger and snap-on wallet, two first-party cases were announced for each variant of iPhone 12 alongside the MagSafe reboot. A clear plastic case and a solid color silicon case with MagSafe will get the magnet treatment in what could be a major shake-up to the way we apply and remove cases from our iPhones. Apple also teased a leather case in its presentation. A true MagSafe wireless charger will get you the potential for the fastest wireless charging rate (up to 15 watts instead 7.5 watts or 10 watts that some chargers deliver) on iPhones. Official MagSafe products -- those blessed by Apple -- include a Made for MagSafe badge on the box. However, plenty of other manufacturers have created magnetic wireless chargers that look and feel like MagSafe accessories. These MagSafe technology copycat devices are also far more affordable than the official MagSafe offerings, but here's the catch: they offer less powerful charging (limited to 7.5 watts). We've included these non-official products in this list, but know that they'll charge only half as fast (for iPhones), even if they are capable of wirelessly charging certain Android smartphonesat up to 15 watts (those that support 15-watt fast wireless charging). Others just advise you to place the metallic side on your MagSafe charger, remove the cover from the adhesive, and allow the MagSafe charger to do the placement for you.

Most of the MagSafe chargers (aftermarket and MagSafe-certified) will charge other Qi-compatible devices, like select older iPhones and Android phones. You just won't get the magnetic adhesion.The stainless steel adds to the aesthetics of this iPhone accessory. Plus, it’s available in several colors to match your iPhone. It’s a flexible product. The ring lifts by 90 degrees, and you can effortlessly slip your finger through it. Moreover, you can rotate the position of the ring depending on the task at hand. The metallic ring you see on MagSafe cases isn’t really anything special. It usually isn’t magnetic in and of itself. All it does is provide additional material with magnetic properties to guide your MagSafe charger or power bank into place.