For the cost I was expecting far higher tactile quality - the grip portion is hard plastic, and not very grippy. The magnets are not very strong.
On the plus side the Bluetooth connection is excellent.
I have a $30 grip that is way more comfortable to hold, and better materials and finish.
I’m my opinion it is barely worth the price.

So I got the snap grip pro because I wanted the larger better, faster Qi 2.0, and the previous versions of the snap grips had people complaining that the magnet was not strong enough and that their phones would fall.

I'd like to report they snap grip pro definitely stays attached to the phone. I love that the accessories just combine with it, and the shutter button somehow feels more responsive that the on screen button!

Here's a couple issued have with it though.

1. The pro grip has attachment points for wrist straps or even a real DSLR type grip, but the snap grip has no such holes or ways to do that. I feel like for the price they could've made that feature come to this model. There's no where to use a wrist strap on it.

2. The wireless charging feature refuses to work with any of my phones. I had a similar issue with a different charger and different phone, and when I changed phones it worked. I suspect when Qi 2.0 phones start being made this issue might go away, but otherwise I have to plug into the device to charge the phone. I bought a 6 inch cable for this solution, but it's unfortunate that I have to do the to begin with.

Overall though, would still recommend. Maybe just go with the cheaper version for now though.

Great stand, easy to set up, ideal length for table stand

Every features work well as advertised except one. There's a consistent significant delay with the camera shutter when using the bluetooth remote. Very annoying.

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