Lamicall Magnetic Phone Grip with Silicone Loop

When you’re scrolling one-handed or propping your phone up for a video call, a small grip can make the device easier to hold and position. The Lamicall magnetic phone grip combines a soft silicone finger loop with a folding zinc alloy kickstand, so it can serve as both a handhold and a viewing support. If you prioritize a more secure-feeling hold, the loop is the main draw, if you prefer a phone that lies completely flat on a table, this raised attachment works against that preference.

Getting the most from it

Slide a finger through the silicone loop while holding your phone for everyday scrolling or gaming, then flip the stand open when you want to watch videos or join a call without holding the device. Its hinge adjusts from 0° to 180°, giving you room to change the viewing angle rather than relying on one fixed position. The loop is 2.5 cm, and the complete ring measures 58 mm in diameter, the base is 3.4 mm thick and the grip weighs 33 g.

The magnetic attachment is designed to connect directly to the listed iPhone 12–17 series models. For a non-magnetic device, the included metal ring is needed, and it must go on a hard, flat surface—not a soft silicone, TPU, PP, or TPE surface. Follow the included installation instructions before attaching it. One practical detail: the loop sits proud of the back of the phone, so you won’t be able to set the phone flat on a tabletop while the grip is attached.

Why it’s worth it

The useful distinction here is that one accessory handles two everyday jobs: the loop gives your finger a place to rest, while the folding stand supports hands-free viewing. The product lists an approximate magnetic pull of 20 N and says the hinge was tested for 10,000+ folds under lab conditions. Those figures offer context on the spec sheet, but they don’t remove the need to match the attachment to your phone and case setup.

Worth considering if a compact finger loop and adjustable stand sound more useful than a simple, flat magnetic ring. It’s not for you if keeping the back of your phone smooth for tabletop use matters more, or if your phone’s soft case surface isn’t suitable for the included metal ring. Magnetic accessories may also affect S Pen functionality on compatible devices.

The essentials

This is a magnetic phone grip with a soft liquid silicone loop and a zinc alloy folding stand. Its stated compatibility includes the iPhone 12–17 series, Android phones need the included metal ring when they don’t have a magnetic attachment point. That extra installation step is a meaningful difference from a grip made for direct magnetic attachment, and it makes surface compatibility part of the buying decision.

The manufacturer describes the loop as comfortable for extended finger use, but comfort is personal, especially if you prefer not to keep a finger through a loop. The adjustable stand is aimed at portrait-friendly viewing, while the raised loop sacrifices a flush back. Think of it as a grip-and-stand accessory, not a way to keep every phone surface unobstructed.

When it makes sense

Choose it if you often hold your phone one-handed and want the option to prop it up on a desk, counter, or bedside surface for a video or call. The foldable hinge gives you adjustable positioning, and the loop offers a defined place for a finger during handheld use. If you use an Android phone, first make sure you can apply the metal ring to a hard, flat area, if you use an S Pen-compatible device, account for the stated magnetic-accessory warning. For anyone who values a completely flat phone back above grip support, a simpler attachment—or no grip—will suit that use better.