Much to my chagrin, though, you’ll probably see me using a PopSocket these days, especially at a concert, sporting event or even at home. And it’s all because of PopSockets finally work with ...

(I do not love that last part, though.) For example: This PopSocket (yes, the official PopSocket brand and not a knockoff) called the PopGrip SOG Multi-Tool. Unlike the dinky ones that attach to ...

PopSockets couldn't be removed once attached to your phone. A PopSocket semi-permanently affixed to the rear of your phone blocks the use of wireless chargers or changing cases. They also stopped ...

I also have a PopSocket on my phone, again, because my five month old loves to knock my phone out of my hands. It’s also nice to use the PopSocket as a little kickstand while I travel.

It has gotten to the point where I am the final PopSocket user among my friends. This is unfortunate because, as it turns out, PopSockets are awesome and I feel like many people are missing out.