SYNCWIRE for MagSafe Sticker 3 Pack, Compatible with MagSafe Ring, Metal Ring Support Wireless Charging, Universal Magnetic Conversion Kit for Phone Case for iPhone, Galaxy, All Standard Cases

I've used this a few times now and has been brilliant. No chance of my phone (Samsung S22 ultra) falling off the in car charger as it holds nice and strong. I have it mounted to a Belkin Boost car charger. The template made it nice and easy to align onto the phone correctly.

As a proud owner of the Syncwire metal ring 3 Pack, I can't recommend it enough, especially for Samsung S24 Ultra users like myself. This upgrade to MagSafe has truly transformed my non-MagSafe case into a powerhouse of compatibility, seamlessly integrating with MagSafe accessories, wireless chargers, magnetic wallet card holders, and power banks. The ultra-thin and lightweight design ensures a comfortable grip, with smoothed edges providing protection against scratches. Crafted from robust ferromagnetic steel, these rings effortlessly attach to magnetic products and align perfectly with the magnets inside my device. Plus, they work flawlessly with both MagSafe and standard wireless chargers, offering versatility without compromising on charging speed. The included positioner makes installation a breeze, and with Syncwire's fast and friendly customer service, any questions or concerns are promptly addressed. If you're looking for an easy way to upgrade your case to MagSafe compatibility, look no further than this fantastic kit from Syncwire.

These are great, for a Samsung user they are super cool, I like that you a few and in the black and white colours depending on the colour of your device, it's easy to install and has a little guide/ a piece of paper that helps centre it on your phone

These work great and hold a heavy phone on a magazine car charger really well

I bought these as a slightly cheaper alternative to the ESR magsafe rings. The adhesion of the rings is strong enough that they have not being pulled off when using my magsafe car mount which takes a great amount of force to remove it from. As for the magnetic useability, it has a strong attraction and requires force to remove accessories making it great for using a charger that might get accidentally pulled or car mount as it will not fall off while driving.

The paper applicator is garbage, it's better to freehand apply the product to get a good result. A cardboard or plastic applicator would have worked (needs a raised edge to be a decent applicator).Seems to be good enough to ensure a good hold with magsafe accessories

My wife has an iPhone 11 Pro Max and the wireless charger she uses would sometimes not charge as the phone would not be quite straight, I ordered this in the hopes that it would convert her iPhone to be MagSafe and be able to use a MagSafe charger in home and the car.On opening, this kit comes with three magnetic rings with tails shaped like the original built in ones, two of the rings are silver and one is black. Also in the set is a template to align the ring properly, I found this to be a big help in centralising it to the phone.After fitting the black ring to her phone I tested it on the charger and it grabbed nicely, not quite as strong a hold as my iPhone 14 Pro Max has but still good enough that it stays in place.My wife has a silicone phone case that she loves so I re-fitted that but the MagSafe then didn't work so I used another ring and placed that on the outside of the case which then let everything grab nicely again.When checking the charging, it works every time even with the case on using the two rings so now she can simply position her phone towards the charger and it will grab it pulling it to the correct position instead of her having to mess around as with her old one.Overall, these do look to be of a decent quality and work far better than the smaller ring type that I had tested before.Recommended.

These magnets are super strong and of excellent quality. I would highly recommend this product.

It works great, just make sure you use the alignment guide because once it sticks, it sticks! The magnet snaps to my charger instantly and it's a bit of a struggle to get off sometimes. I feel confident using Magsafe wallets and other accessories with this magnet. I would prefer a simple circle design for a cleaner look, but overall, I'm happy with this.

There are three rings along with a positioning chart and a manual that is thicker than the three rings. These are good for getting a metal base on phones that do not have an overly magnetically attractive surface like my Samsung S7. Use the chart if you want or do a good eyeball job, strip off the ring protector and press into place. Make sure you have it where you want it or it is very difficult to remove once in place. Would I buy this again? Yes.

== NOTICES AND DISCLAIMERS ==⚠ Generic notices required by law, nothing here reflects on the product itself. See below here for the review.- Received for free via Amazon Vine. All views expressed are solely my own, and nobody has had editorial input or influence over this review aside from myself.- While I endeavour to be accurate, I'm not a testing lab. But... if it works for me, you can be pretty sure it'll work as claimed.- Fair use: Media is used in brief snips, only to demonstrate product features (ie: display quality); all rights belong to their respective owners.==============================I'm not too sure how I feel about these. They are professionally made and quite durable (I didn't experience much bending during the multiple realignments I had to attempt - not their fault, more mine) and they have some merit for being made of a slightly more magnetic material than I use myself [I've long experimented with magsafe-esque stuff as a concept, and my go-to has just been to use sheers on the tin lids you find on like bean cans and stuff).The adhesive is removable, but it sticks hard and fast - I suspect after some time they could be rather hard to get off.These do come with a guide to help you center the ring - and this is really important if you want to be using this device with magsafe stuff that's capable of charging - Qi(magsafe) can work through a hole, it can't work through the metal itself - put it in the wrong spot and you block the process or at least make it grossly inefficient. However... said guide is useless with phablet style phones unless you do a ton of bending, and that probably just hits the accuracy that would make it useful in the first place.== I did want to confirm a few things via my review you may be wishing to know ==:- It IS properly compatible with Qi, provided you're deliberate about placing it according to your phone's coil's location - This includes being thin enough that it won't stop your phone from making enough contact that the wireless charger actually functions- It actually adds a lot of holding power if your device is not designed with magsafe in mind. See the media I included of holding my phone suspended from a magsafe qi charger.==I think the use of this thing is obvious enough - and I can say it works for that purpose. Probably even better with official magsafe equipment, since the additional two magnets forming the stem of the ring will be active too (when I say ring in this I refer momentarily to the actual Magsafe connector, the other part of this equation. It's a bunch of neodyn magnets in a ring, shaped kind of like a 'Q'.For that purpose it works well, and it definitely can hold. However, given that magnetism is an exponential force, all it takes to make that uselessly weak is putting a case between them. You will need this exposed either on the back of your phone or attached to the back of your case to have any hope of your device being held with confidence by a magesafe connector.They are well made and fit for purpose, so I can't really argue against them or deduct for anything. The price isn't even that bad, frankly, versus some options I've gotten via other direct-to-consumer retailers like Amazon.========================== Overall View: [😀] ==== - 😦🙁😐😊😀 + ==========================Media Used:An LG G8X ThinQ (a fairly large phone) with these rings attached to both its back (one at a time, for clarification) direct to the phone, and with one attached on the orange exterior case - which adds a not trivial amount of extra weight, believe it or not. In any case the charger can clearly hold it - so these rings do the job.- Shot of it on phone back- Shot of the tool they include that I described- 2x proof it can hold the phone's weight via that magnetism both naked and case- Proof it can charge on a normal Qi charger without adverse affects. (That message would not show if it was not getting a connection to charge - though I'm sure it's slowed ever so slightly for the additional 0.1mm or whatever it adds to the thickness of the phone.

I think, given my preference, I like the magnetic adapter rings that do not include the tail better than the ones that do, but that's simply a matter of personal preference.Quality wise, these seem to be very well-made. They're a thicker construction than most of the magnetic adapter rings I've used (and I've used a lot... trust me), and the ring itself is broader than most as well. That lends these to have a heftier feel to them.The adhesive seems to live up to the heftier built as well. I almost immediately put a kick ring on this, and I had no issues with the (very strong) kick ring trying to pull this off the phone case. This stuck firm. It comes with an included guide to help you position the adapter exactly where it needs to be, and I strongly encourage you to use it, because once this thing is stuck, it's not going anywhere without ruining the adhesive or the phone case or both!

I’ve had two sticks fall off after use with this product but rings do you but glue may give out to use and over heating as that’s what happened to me