MOFT Phone Tripod Stand Selfie Stick for iPhone, Multi-Angles iPhone Stand, Lightweight & Portable Phone Holder, Strong Magnets, MOVAS Vegan Leather, Travel Essentials, Jet Black (Without Card Slot)

It all started on a mundane Monday morning, the kind where the smell of burnt Keurig coffee and crippling existential dread filled the air. The office was quiet—too quiet. Something was brewing.At exactly 8:47 a.m., Chad, King of Bad Takes and Unironic Minion Memes, rolled into the breakroom with an overinflated sense of confidence and a PopSocket stuck to his phone like an embarrassing childhood nickname that wouldn’t go away.“Man, PopSockets are so useful,” he declared, flipping his phone between his fingers like some sort of low-budget magician at a child’s birthday party. “I don’t know why people waste their money on those Moft stands when PopSockets do the same thing.”The entire office froze.Karen from HR choked on her gluten-free muffin. Dave from Accounting spilled his fourth cup of coffee before 9 a.m.. The Wi-Fi router flickered ominously, almost as if the internet itself was rejecting Chad’s statement.At her ergonomically optimized standing desk, Serena, long-reigning Queen of Productivity and Absolutely Zero Patience for Stupidity, turned her head slowly.The fluorescent lights flickered. Dramatic office tension filled the air.“Excuse me?” Serena asked, her voice so sharp it could shred a TPS report in half.Chad, oblivious to the social and technological crime he had just committed, grinned like a man who was about to be publicly obliterated in the group chat.“Yeah, like, Moft is just some weird folding thing, right? PopSockets let you hold your phone with, like, two fingers!”A stapler hit the ground. Someone gasped so hard they activated their asthma inhaler.Serena took a deep breath. She had one shot to fix this.“Alright, Chad,” she said, standing up with the grace of a CEO about to fire someone mid-quarter. “Let’s break this down like your PopSocket will in approximately three more months when the adhesive gives up on life.”Chad swallowed. His PopSocket popped open nervously.“First,” Serena began, her Moft stand already adjusting itself into a superior position without her even touching it, “I’d like to see your PopSocket do this.”With a single flick of her wrist, her phone flipped into portrait mode, standing effortlessly on its own like a business mogul on Shark Tank about to ruin someone’s dreams.Chad flinched.“Now,” she continued, her Moft shifting into landscape mode with the elegance of a transformer sent from the future to destroy inefficiency, “what happens when you need to prop your phone up for a Zoom meeting? Oh wait—you can’t. Because your little spinning plastic tumor doesn’t stand.”Karen from HR whispered, “Oh my god.”Chad stammered. “Well, I just—I balance it against my coffee mug!”A horrified silence filled the office.Serena blinked. “I’m sorry, what?”“I—I just lean it against my coffee mug!” Chad repeated, but his voice cracked from sheer embarrassment.Dave from Accounting straight-up left the room. A single Excel spreadsheet printed itself in protest.Serena let out a long, disappointed sigh. “Oh, Chad. You mean to tell me that in this year of our Lord, 2025, you’re still propping your phone up like a Neanderthal? You’re balancing it against a mug like some sort of primitive creature who just discovered fire?”“Well, I mean… yeah?”Serena adjusted her Moft stand into an even more unnecessary but aggressively superior angle.“You know what’s funny, Chad?” she asked, flipping her phone closed and magnetically attaching it to literally any surface like a technological god.“What?” Chad muttered, gripping his PopSocket with the fragile hope of a man whose whole world was crumbling.Serena smirked. “I’ve never seen a Moft user drop their phone.”A single tear of adhesive residue rolled down Chad’s cheek. His PopSocket wobbled in shame.Some say Chad never fully recovered. Others say he now carries his phone in his pocket full-time, too afraid to take it out.But what we do know is that the entire office switched to Moft that very afternoon.The war was over.And Moft?Moft stood tall.

This is a really great phone holder case wallet you name it. I love the engineering of a moft product. It is heavy, and I wouldn’t put three cards in it, but it takes care of a lot of different use cases for you. You can stand it up. If you need to record something it can be a tripod. If you’re taking pictures you can flip down the one side and you’re able to hold it as a grip for Taking selfies or taking pictures or holding up above a crowd. I flipped it upside down on the phone when I was on the plane and was able to hang it from the airplane pocket in front of me. and if you’re a fidgety person, it makes a really nice clicking noise if you’re using it as a fidget.

Bought this for hands-free video calls and content creation.What I like • The design is sleek and lightweight, making it easy to carry around. • The tripod stand is very stable and holds the phone securely in place. • The adjustable angle feature is great for capturing different perspectives.What could be better • It might not be sturdy enough for larger phones or extended use. • The tripod legs could be a little more adjustable for varying surfaces. • The phone holder might not be as flexible for very thick phone cases.Bottom line: A compact and convenient tripod for casual use, but may not work well for larger devices or long-term stability. Perfect for mobile content creators and video calls, but look at sturdier options for more heavy-duty use.

I purchased this for myself.I have a MagSafe case for my iPhone and wanted to have something like this to use for video calls.I took it out of the box, used it successfully for half a day, and then my husband saw it.And then my husband stole it from me. He doesn’t have a MagSafe case but since this comes with the stick-on ring, he’s able to use it on his phone and now I have to order another one!Yeah, so I said he could have it but that’s not the point!My point is that it’s a great purchase and you might want to be prepared to buy multiples, depending on how many people with cell phones live in your house. >_<Umm, as a side note, it did take both of us a hot minute to figure out how it folds and unfolds because it’s not as obvious as it seems in the photos. But once your brain makes the new connection, you’re good to go.

This thing is great, I love it. There is some wear and tear that you need to know about, I recommend using a screen protector and ALWAYS put your phone with the screen down to avoid getting rough edges. I’ve had this for 5 months and it’s been awesome. I didn’t put a 5 star review because I wish they had a forged carbon or regular carbon version like in the older product. Other than that I give this a 10/10 just be careful where you put your phone and avoid unnecessary friction on the wallet. Also, it’s a bit heavier than the previous models because of the magnet, so I only use one card to avoid making it thicker and heavier.

This stand is amazing. I use it to film for Instagram, and it does such a great job. Great quality, and I love the different options for the stand. It does add a small amount of bulk to your phone, but it's not much and is to be expected.