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3 Ways to Apply a Popsocket

By Matthew Lynch
November 14, 2023
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Introduction:

Popsockets are a widely popular phone accessory that allows you to have an extra grip on your phone, making it less likely to slip from your hands. They also double up as a stand for easy video watching and provide convenient cable management for your headphones. In this article, we will look at three different ways you can apply a Popsocket to your phone or phone case.

Method 1: Applying Directly on the Phone

1. Clean the surface: Wipe the back of your phone with a microfiber cloth or alcohol swabs to remove any dirt or grease.

2. Remove the adhesive backing: Peel off the plastic covering from the Popsocket’s adhesive.

3. Align and press: Position the Popsocket in the desired location on the back of your phone, typically in the middle or lower third for comfortable reach. Press down firmly for 15-30 seconds.

Method 2: Applying to a Phone Case

1. Choose a compatible phone case: Select a smooth, hard phone case (preferably without textures) that the adhesive can adhere to easily.

2. Clean the surface: Clean the back of the case with a microfiber cloth or alcohol swabs to ensure that it is free of dirt and grease.

3. Apply Popsocket: Follow steps 2 and 3 from Method 1.

Method 3: Using an Adhesive Disk (for Glass or Textured Surfaces)

1. Acquire an adhesive disk: Purchase an adhesive disk specially designed for Popsockets if you have a glass or textured phone case/phone back.

2. Clean both surfaces: Wipe both the surface of your case/phone and one side of the adhesive disk with alcohol swabs or a microfiber cloth.

3. Attach adhesive disk: Peel off one side of the protective film from the adhesive disk, align it over the desired position on your case/phone, and press it down firmly.

4. Apply Popsocket to the disk: Clean the other side of the adhesive disk, remove the plastic covering from the Popsocket’s adhesive by following step 2 from Method 1, and then align and press your Popsocket onto the disk as described in step 3 from Method 1.

Conclusion:

Applying a Popsocket to your phone is easy and hassle-free, regardless of whether you have a glass back, textured surface, or regular phone case. With these three methods, you can improve your phone-grip and enjoy watching videos hands-free while resting assured that your mobile device is safely secured.

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