The Apple iPhone is impressive on its own, but the right accessories can take it to the next level, making it more personal and tailored to your needs. Whether you're looking to prop it up with a kickstand, enjoy the convenience of wireless charging or grab something like a PopSocket for a more secure grip, accessories help you get the most out of your device.

Investing in the right accessories can also enhance your phone's accessibility, making it easier to use in most situations. Plus, iPhone accessories aren’t just about practicality — they can help you dive into the smart home world, too. Think MagSafe chargers, HomeKit-compatible devices or stands that blend seamlessly into your home setup. Whether you’ve got the latest model or are rocking an older handset, there’s an accessory out there that fits your lifestyle, and we’ve found some of the best ones to help you choose.

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When Apple introduced what it currently calls MagSafe in 2020, its marketing messaging suggested that the magnetic attachment standard for the iPhone would produce a boom in innovation in accessories, making things possible that simply weren't before.

Four years later, that hasn't really happened—either from third-party accessory makers or Apple's own lineup of branded MagSafe products.

Instead, we have a lineup of accessories that matches pretty much what was available at launch in 2020: chargers, cases, and just a couple more unusual applications.

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