Question 1

I tried to swap the top by twisting then pulling, but the rigged circular part stayed in the base. I can't attach the new top. How do I fix it?

Accepted Answer

This PopSockets PopGrip allows users to easily change out the swappable PopTop. Simply push the top down, twist, and release the button portion of the grip, and replace it with another design. The top disc is not intended to be removed.

Question 2

Will this stick to an acrylic ruler?

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This PopGrip sticks best to smooth hard plastic, it may not stick to silicone or waterproof cases.

Question 3

I just saw someone ask if it could stick to silicone. If it can't, then can there be another layer thats made so that it can? Or is there a glue

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100% not true. Silicone will not stick to silicone. But the adhesive on the pop socket is so strong it would most definitely stick to it. Now saying that my concern would be that it would pull at the case. I’m guessing it’s a thin layer silicone case. As long as the case is on tight enough I don’t think you’re gonna have an issue it’s just not as cohesive as like a hard plastic. If you don’t want to put it directly on the silicone. You can use almost any round Disk even one of the older tops for the pop socket that you might have because the sizing would be the same. Then you could super glue that circle onto your silicone. And from there then you can stick it on the hard plastic circle and you would be sticking it to hard plastic rather than silicone. Now using this  your pop socket will be a little bit higher of course. I would not try to add extra glue to the adhesive already on the pop socket because they’re not the same type of glue and it could mess up the adhesive that is already there which is very strong. Hope that helps. One of my passions is actually making Decoden phone cases. And I’ve had to be very careful to make sure to not get silicone cases as they are made with silicone that is piped on to a case. So that’s why I said silicone will not stick to silicone. Also the good thing about the pop socket is that even though it’s a little hard you’re gonna want to use like a butter knife around the edges first but you can unstick the pop socket and place it somewhere else. So I think if you try it and you don’t like it you can always remove it. One last thing if you don’t plan on removing it at all you can reinforce the seal in between the pop socket edge on the case once you’ve already put it on just go around the circle base with some super glue or adhesive of your choice and that will make sure to stick the edges on there to reinforce that even more . And anytime you get glue anywhere that you don’t like remember you can always paint over that.

Question 4

This is stating that it can be removed completely for wireless charging.....how is that accomplished if it has to be placed on the case with adhesive?

Accepted Answer

This swappable PopGrip must be removed from its base to allow for wireless charging. This PopGrip is fully compatible to charge with the PopPower Home Wireless Charger. We hope this information is helpful!

ASIN	B09D2Q8YQ3
Additional Features	Adhesive, Collapsible, Drop Protection, Ergonomic Design, Swappable Top
Best Sellers Rank	#1,395 in Mobile Phones & Communication Products ( See Top 100 in Mobile Phones & Communication Products ) #49 in Mobile Phone Grips
Brand	PopSockets
Built-In Media	Phone Grip (Adhesive base, Swappable top)
Color	Translucent Black Smoke
Compatible Cellular Phone Models	Apple iPhone 13
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (5,203)
Embellishment Feature	Pattern
Enclosure Material	Plastic
Global Trade Identification Number	00840173712160
Grip Type	Pop Grip
Item Dimensions	8 x 73 x 148 millimeters
Item Weight	19.88 Grams
Manufacturer	PopSockets
Mfr Part Number	805445
Model Number	805445
Mount Type	Adhesive
Pattern	Translucent Black Smoke
Theme	Einfarbig
UPC	840173712160
Unit Count	1 Count
Warranty Description	Contact PopSockets

PopGrip - Expanding Stand and Grip with Swappable Top - Translucent Black Smoke

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