Even if you don’t know what a PopSocket is, you’ve seen one. Those things that look like doorknobs from a 1990s hotel dresser stuck to the back of everybody’s phone? Those are PopSockets.

You put the PopSocket case on your phone, then you pull the knob out to extend it, and you slip the stem of the knob between your fingers as you hold onto the phone. It provides a steady, secure way to hang onto your phone, even if you’re a complete fumble-fingered.

After taking over the smartphone market, PopSocket has turned its goal of world domination toward the Amazon Kindle. They’ve introduced the PopCase Kindle, which is on sale now.

Kindle PopCase (opens in a new window)

one-handed reading

These Kindle cases with built-in PopSocket Grips are, for now, only 11th- and 12th-generation Kindles ar

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