ハンドスピナー付きMagSafeリングの全体

MagSafe Ring with a Hand Spinner: Fun Idea, but 66 g Is a Lot

This is the English edition of a review from my Japanese YouTube channel, iestaLife. I review gadgets from my home studio in Japan, so product links go to Amazon Japan.

Quick take

This MagSafe ring has a real fidget spinner built into the middle, and it also folds out into a phone stand. It does spin, and it works as a basic ring and stand for about ¥1,600. But at 66 g and 7.9 mm thick, with weak magnets, it is a novelty. For a ring you use every day, I still recommend the SYNCWIRE double ring.

What I tested

  • A no-name MagSafe ring with a hand spinner, two-step folding stand and a metal plate for non-MagSafe phones (about ¥1,600 at the time of recording)
  • Compared with the SYNCWIRE MagSafe double ring I use every day
  • iPhone 17 Pro Max and Galaxy Z Fold8, plus a metal laptop stand to check the magnets

Side by side

Spinner ringSYNCWIRE double ring
Hand spinner MagSafe ringSYNCWIRE MagSafe double ring
Weight (measured)66 g23.9 g
Thickness (measured)7.9 mm3.9 mm
SpinnerYesNo

What I found

  • The spinner works. It really spins, but you have to take it off the phone to play with it.
  • The stand is better than expected. On the iPhone 17 Pro Max the viewing angle was comfortable. The hinge feels weak for the size, so I would avoid very steep angles.
  • Foldables are tricky. On the Galaxy Z Fold8 it works as a stand when closed. Unfolded, the MagSafe spot is off-center, so a landscape stand is not practical and portrait is wobbly.
  • The magnets are on the weak side. It did not fall off my phone, but on a metal laptop stand the hold felt unreliable.
  • The two rings are large, which makes them slightly awkward to put a finger through.
Hand spinner MagSafe ring
Used as a stand on an iPhone 17 Pro Max
Hand spinner MagSafe ring
The spinner ring on the iPhone, with the SYNCWIRE ring on the right

Who it is for

  • You are bored with ordinary phone rings and want something odd to play with.
  • You want something to fidget with that is not your phone.
  • If you care about weight, thickness or magnet strength, get a regular ring instead.

Watch the review

【謎ガジェット】普通のスマホリングに飽きた人へ。ハンドスピナー付きMagSafeリングを買ってみたら、やっぱりわからなかった。

The video is in Japanese. Chapters: 01:23 comparison with SYNCWIRE, 02:39 Galaxy Z Fold8, 03:32 spinning it, 04:46 magnet test, 05:35 weight and thickness.

Limitations

This was a short hands-on test, not a long-term review. The magnet check was by feel, not a measured pull test. The ring is a generic Amazon Japan listing, so the same design may be sold under different names elsewhere. Prices are Amazon Japan prices in yen at the time of recording.

Products

MagSafe ring with hand spinner: on Amazon Japan

SYNCWIRE MagSafe double ring: on Amazon Japan

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More reviews in English

This review is also available in Japanese.