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Only compatible with Samsung Galaxy S23 Plus 5G. Notice: Not compatible with Samsung S23 / Samsung S23 Ultra. This stand can be sued as a kickstand for horizontal viewing, it also works with a magnetic car mount. The ring kickstand and lanyard comes in the bag separately. The neck lanyard protects your Galaxy S23 Plus 5G phone from accidental drops while the durable, soft material offers reliable protection from any other types of unintentional impact.

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Samsung's Galaxy S23 lineup will reportedly launch in early February - The Verge