SSPai and PopSockets Open 15-Person Test for Low Pro Magnetic Stand

According to SSPai, the Low Pro is PopSockets' latest flagship product and differs from earlier magnetic stands by emphasizing minimal thickness. It is 2.6mm thin, does not protrude significantly, and can fit into pockets. It attaches magnetically, works with MagSafe, and is intended not to interfere with wireless charging. It can be used as a finger ring for a firmer grip or unfolded as a desktop stand for horizontal and vertical viewing. Its minimalist design is meant to avoid drawing attention away from the phone and to suit different phone styles.

PopSockets was founded in 2014 and has become a globally known phone accessory brand. Its core product is an airbag-style grip attached to the back of a phone that can be pulled out as a handle or stand and folded flat. The company has expanded into an ecosystem that includes stands, phone cases, and card wallets, turning these accessories into everyday gear for many phone users and, according to SSPai, a global cultural product.

The test recruitment is aimed at iPhone users and long-term PopSockets users. SSPai says participants are encouraged to focus on the Low Pro's thin feel and magnetic stability, its use as a finger ring and desktop stand, how it pairs with new iPhone models in terms of magnetic attachment and wireless charging compatibility, use in commuting and travel scenarios, and ways to combine it with other PopSockets accessories. Selected testers will receive one Low Pro in a random color and will be asked to create content about the product.

Applicants must fill out a form by September 16. Those selected will be notified by site message or WeChat, while those not selected will not receive separate notice. The content must be posted on Xiaohongshu by October 15 with the hashtag #少数派众测. SSPai and PopSockets will jointly select outstanding testers, and the results will be published on the SSPai homepage. Content must center on the Low Pro, be accurate and genuine, and be authorized for use by official SSPai and PopSockets accounts, with attribution remaining with the creator.

All 15 testers can keep the Low Pro they receive. One best tester will receive a Keychron K10 Pro keyboard. Two excellent testers will each receive a tomtoc color-series laptop bag in a random color. Three winners of a Xiaohongshu popularity content award will each receive a Rand/0 Pocket Prophet. The list will be jointly decided by SSPai and PopSockets.

The terms say applicants must provide true, accurate, and complete personal information and experience plans; false information may lead to disqualification and forfeiture of awards. During the test, ownership of the product remains with PopSockets, and testers only have usage rights. They are expected to use the product only for testing and evaluation, keep it safe, and handle ownership or return according to instructions after the test. SSPai reserves the right to seek compensation if the product is seriously damaged or lost due to human causes. Testers must independently complete and submit original content within the required period, and the content may not contain plagiarism, AI-generated material, or fabricated data. Once content is submitted, testers grant SSPai and its partners, including PopSockets, a worldwide, perpetual, royalty-free license to publish, copy, adapt, or distribute the content, including text, images, and video, for promotion, archiving, or display on any media platform; attribution remains with the creator.

SSPai also said a second round of the PopSockets and SSPai test program will arrive in early October. It will bring the release and experience of a Low Pro phone case and an SSPai-exclusive Low Pro, and recruitment will open again.