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PopSockets’ ultra-thin Low-Pro grip is now available as an iPhone case.

Nearly three months after the MagSafe version of its new 2.6mm thick Low-Pro grip launched, PopSockets is introducing a new version built into a protective case. The $59.99 Low‑Pro Case offers the same functionality including a fold-out, rotating stand, but is only compatible with iPhone 17 and iPhone 18 Pro and Max models.

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<em>The Low-Pro case is available in berry, lilac, clear, fuchsia, black, and teal color options.</em>
<em>The Low-Pro grip and stand stay flush against the back of the case.</em>
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The Low-Pro case is available in berry, lilac, clear, fuchsia, black, and teal color options.
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