OhSnap 2.0 Launches on Kickstarter
Jun 3, 2020
Company Partners with Funded Today
Apex, NC, United States - June 2, 2020 /FundedToday/ —
Ohsnap Grip has just launched on Kickstarter. They have brought on Funded Today to help bring their product to a wider audience and increase pledges for the duration of the campaign.
About Ohsnap Grip
Ohsnap is a powerful grip, stand, and magnet wrapped inside a super-thin frame. Ohsnap works for all phones and finger sizes and is compatible with their magnetic wireless charger, Snapcharge. It easily adheres to the back of your phone in less than 20 seconds.
Ohsnap transforms into a multi-angle stand making it easy to watch shows, use facetime, or whatever you may need at any angle. Ohsnap is magnetic making it very convenient to stick onto the fridge, gym equipment, car mounts and more.
Ohsnap is compatible with the first ever magnetic wireless charger, Snapcharge. Snapcharge uses the Qi charging standard which works with almost all devices including wireless charging enabled phones, Airpods, Apple Watches, and more.
Ohsnap is very thin, at only 3mm making it easy to slide in and out of your pocket. It fully rotates while in use so you can get the best possible angle. Ohsnap comes with 2 different base colors, and 12 different trim colors.
Pricing and Availability
Ohsnap Grip is available to back now on Kickstarter. They are hopeful to see an increase in pledges with the help of Funded Today and their team. Once the campaign ends, the products are set to produce and ship to all backers by September 2020. The starting price for one Ohsnap is $15 USD.
To learn more about Ohsnap or to back the campaign, visit their page here.
Contact Info:
Name: Pascal Friedmann
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Organization: Funded Today
Website: http://www.funded.today
Source URL: https://marketersmedia.com/ohsnap-20-launches-on-kickstarter/88960234
Source: FundedToday
Release ID: 88960234
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