Snap Grip 2-Pack Review: Is a Two-Pack Worth It for Couples or Backup?
By Ohsnap Phone Grips & Accessories That Don't Suck | Published: 2026-07-25
Category: Product Reviews
Honest review of the Snap Grip 2-Pack: whether buying two magnetic phone grips as a set saves money, solves couple sharing, or gives you a reliable spare.
Phone grips are one of those accessories you don’t think you need—until you use one. The Ohsnap Snap Grip sticks to your phone or case, adds a secure finger hold, and doubles as a MagSafe-compatible stand. But what if you have a partner who keeps borrowing yours, or you want a backup for when the grip inevitably gets lost in a bag? That’s where the Snap Grip 2-Pack comes in.

Instead of buying two single grips separately, Ohsnap bundles a second one at a slight discount. But is the two-pack really a deal for couples or just a way to stock up? This review breaks down the practical scenarios where having two Snap Grips makes sense—and where it might not.
For Couples: Matching Grips, No More Borrowing
If you and your partner both use a Snap Grip, you know the struggle: one grip, two phones, constant swapping. The Snap Grip 2-Pack solves this neatly. Each person gets their own grip, adjusted to their preferred hold. You can even coordinate colors if you buy the pack (the two grips come in identical finishes, so plan on using the same look or swapping one into a different case later). The magnetic ring on each grip is strong enough for daily use, and both work with the same Snap Charge Qi2 charger or Desk Power Kit—no compatibility issues.
For couples who share a car mount or wireless charger, having two grips means no more fumbling with adhesive reapplication. Just stick each grip onto your respective phone or Snap Case, and you’re set. The tradeoff: you’ll spend more upfront than buying a single grip, but less than two separate purchases. If you’re both likely to use the grip daily, the two-pack saves you about 15-20% over buying singles. Just confirm that you both want the same grip style—there’s only one version in the pack.
- Tip: If one of you prefers a stand and the other wants a grip, consider mixing the Snap Grip with the Snap Stand instead—buy the 2-Pack for the grip user and a single Snap Stand for the other.
As a Backup: One at Home, One on the Go
The second most common reason to buy a two-pack is to always have a spare. Phone grips are tough, but they can wear out after months of adhesive reattachment or if you switch cases often. With the Snap Grip 2-Pack, you can keep one permanently attached to your daily driver and the other in your bag or at your desk. That way, if the first one loses stickiness or you misplace it, you’ve got an instant replacement without waiting for shipping.
Better yet, the two-pack is ideal if you juggle multiple devices—say, a personal phone and a work phone, or a tablet that also supports magnetic accessories. The Snap Grip works on any flat surface with the included adhesive plate, so you can outfit both devices with the same feel. Just be aware that the adhesive is designed for smooth backs; textured cases may need the Trim Kit - Snap Case for a secure fit. The two-pack then gives you identical grip placement on both devices, making one-handed use muscle memory across devices.
- Practical note: If you plan to use one grip as a permanent desk stand and the other for on-the-go, consider pairing the 2-Pack with the MCON Overkill for wireless charging—the modular system lets you keep one grip on your phone while charging the other grip’s battery separately.
Value and Considerations: Is the Discount Enough?
The Snap Grip 2-Pack costs less than two single grips, but the savings are modest—typically enough to cover tax or shipping on a single unit. For most couples or backup buyers, that’s fine; the real value is convenience, not a huge discount. However, if you only need one grip and the other will sit in a drawer, you’re better off buying a single. The pack also doesn’t include any extra adhesive plates or a carrying case, so you’ll still need to buy additional accessories like the MCON Travel Sleeve if you want to protect a spare grip on trips.
One hidden benefit: buying the two-pack now future-proofs you if Ohsnap ever changes the design or discontinues a color you like. Grip adhesion is strong, but if you drop your phone often, having a backup means you’re never without a grip. Just be honest about your usage: if you lose small accessories often, the two-pack is cheap insurance. If you’re extremely tidy, a single grip will probably suffice.
- Heads-up: The Snap Grip 2-Pack comes in a single color; if you want different colors per grip, you’ll have to buy singles separately.
The Snap Grip 2-Pack is a practical buy for couples who share a charger or car mount, and for anyone who wants a hassle-free backup. It doesn’t reinvent the grip—it just gives you two of them at a small discount. If you know you’ll use both, grab the pack. If you’re on the fence, start with one—you can always add a second later.



