PopSocket Unleashes Magnet Magic on Kindles, Adulting Intensifies
In a shocking turn of events on August 2025, PopSocket threw $40 in an electrifying new direction by launching PopCase Kindle cases for the 11th and 12th-generation Kindles. These cases come with a built-in MagSafe ring, specially engineered to cradle human hands and manage the perilous weight of e-readers, sparing the suffering of DIY enthusiasts who previously wrestled with installing magnetic rings like medieval knights with sticky tape. Available in six designs ā including a treat-your-inner-child transparent customizable case and two BookTok-inspired masterpieces ā these cases embrace the kind of tactile pampering previously reserved for smartphone addicts. Not to be overshadowed, $30 PopGrips offer book-themed camaraderie, and yes, existing MagSafe grips like Kick-Out Grip and Stand remain officially compatible, because dropping Kindles on faces is a historic tragedy no one asked to endure.
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Finally, a Kindle case that knows youāre too tired to ninja-roll your PopSocket on and off. $40 for magnetic grown-up sorcery, because holding books the old-fashioned way is a Lump of Coal-era idea.
PopSocketās built-in MagSafe ring is corporate proof you spent your youth wrestling sticky tape ghosts. Welcome to the $40 era of Kindle gripping diplomacy.
BookTok inspired designs? Because magnetic grips were missing that desperately needed sprinkle of influencer-approved existential dread.
Source: Theverge | Published: 8/28/2025 | Author: Jess Weatherbed
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