In case you haven’t noticed, phones are humongous now. The best way to keep your hand around the giant rectangle is to stick on a $10-to-$15 accessory called a PopSocket.

I’ve had a PopSocket on every one of my phones since 2015 and never looked back. To me, they’re a piece of mobile phone security that is an essential part of my smartphone experience.

The PopSocket stops most phones from wirelessly charging, but there's a solution to that problem. The biggest question, though, is: Can you wirelessly charge a phone with a PopSocket?

If you want to swap cases or phones, you can easily peel the PopSocket off to remove it and then stick it back on after. Once you attach one to your phone, you'll wonder how you ever lived without it.

The PopSocket is cheap, simple and the one phone accessory I wouldn't go willingly live without. ... Android Phones I’m a Nothing Phone fan — but here’s why the Phone 3 is a non-starter for me.

The PopSockets multi-surface mount, our pick for the best PopSocket to use in a car. Originally $10, you can get it in hibiscus for $7, so you'll save 30%. In testing, we found it held onto phones ...

PopSockets LLC, the Boulder-based maker of cell phone grips, is expanding its offerings and entering the phone case market. “PopCase’s integrated, slidable grip sits on a thin plastic band ...

PopSocket’s PopGrip JumpStart is a cross between a battery bank and a phone grip for both iPhones and Android phones. But does it do either job well? Power for the poppers.

At CES, PopSockets is launching its PopPower Home, a Qi-enabled wireless charger that’ll let people charge their phones even when they have a PopSockets Grip attached. It comes in three colors ...

PopSockets LLC, the Boulder-based maker of cell phone grips, is expanding its offerings and entering the phone case market. “PopCase’s integrated, slidable grip sits on a thin plastic band that moves ...