How to Use BURGA Accessories in 2026: Straps, Ring Holders, Power Banks, Chargers
The box is open on the kitchen counter and everything is matching, which is exactly why you ordered it: a blue-and-white café print on the phone case, on a little magnetic ring, on a power bank, on a charging puck with a long white cable. Then the questions start. Does the strap go on before the case or after? Will the ring block the charger? Why won't the power bank stick to your partner's phone?
BURGA, the Lithuanian accessories label, answers nearly all of those questions, but the answers are tucked into the "Important" and "Heads up" lines of separate product listings. Olivia Reviews read those listings on burga.us on October 27, 2026, and put the setup steps for each accessory in one place, along with the compatibility rules that trip people up.
Quick take: Almost everything depends on one detail: whether your case is a MagSafe version. The magnetic ring holder, power bank and wireless charger need an iPhone 12 or newer in a MagSafe-compatible case (and the ring doesn't work on Elite Mirror cases). The straps work through a thin hook card that sits inside most full-coverage cases, but not snap cases or flip and fold phones. The adhesive ring holder is a one-time stick for smooth, hard cases. Get those three facts right and the rest is a two-minute job. See today's BURGA deals before you build your set.
A note on prices: below we list BURGA's regular US prices. Many items showed a lower price on the day we checked, and those promotions change, so check the live price on the day.
Step 1: Check Which Case You Have
Look at your order confirmation or the case listing. BURGA sells most designs in several builds, and the name tells you what will work with it:
- Tough (MagSafe): a dual-layer case with a silicone interior and a hard shell exterior, a raised bezel and covers all around the phone. On the Sobremesa design for iPhone 17 Pro, the regular price is $59.95.
- Elite Dark or Elite Light (MagSafe): the label's flagship build with metal accents and strap-ready sockets; $89.95 regular on the same design.
- Elite Mirror: the glossy version. It matters later, because BURGA says magnetic ring holders aren't compatible with it.
- Snap: the slim original. BURGA's straps say they aren't compatible with snap cases.
If your case name includes "(MagSafe)" and you have an iPhone 12 or newer, you can use every magnetic accessory below.
Step 2: Set Up a Strap With the Hook Card
BURGA's straps don't use adhesive or a special case. Each strap and lanyard comes with a Hook Card, a slim nylon insert with zinc alloy hardware, about 6 × 3.4 cm and 2.5 grams. It sits inside your case and gives the strap a metal anchor point.
- Take the case off your phone.
- Lay the Hook Card flat inside the case, with the loop coming out at the bottom so it can reach the outside.
- Put the phone back in the case. The card stays flat between phone and case, and only the loop shows.
- Clip the strap's metal carabiner onto the loop. Swapping straps is the same move in reverse.
- Unclip before you plug in a cable. BURGA advises unclipping the strap when you charge by cable, to avoid tension on the cable. Magnetic charging works as usual.
Which strap? The Mini Strap ($39.95) is a wrist-length loop, 33 cm long and 1 cm wide, in 100% polyester, weighing 40.5 grams. It's for keeping your phone on your wrist while you text or walk. The Maxi Lanyard ($64.95) is a wider, flat strap, 150 cm long and 2.3 cm wide, in polyamide, and adjusts for crossbody or neck wear, which BURGA suggests for all-day use. Lose or wear out the insert and a Replacement Hook Card costs $9.95; straps already include one.
Won't work with: snap cases and foldable or flip phones such as the Samsung Z Fold and Z Flip, according to every strap listing we read.
Step 3: Add a Ring Holder (Magnetic or Adhesive)
BURGA sells two ring holders, and they work very differently.
The Magnetic Ring Holder ($34.95, $39.95 on Hunger Games designs)
This one snaps onto the MagSafe circle on the back of your case, with no glue. It spins a full 360 degrees and props the phone at two stand angles. To use it, center it over the magnetic ring on your case and let it click into place; pull it straight off when you're done.
The rules from the listing: it works only with MagSafe-compatible iPhones (12 and up) and BURGA MagSafe cases, it isn't compatible with Elite Mirror cases, and it won't work with wireless charging. In practice, that means taking the ring off before you put the phone on a charger.
The Adhesive Ring Holder ($24.95, $29.95 on Hunger Games designs)
This one sticks on with a 3M VHB adhesive pad. BURGA says it's optimized for smooth, hard-shelled cases and doesn't stick to rubberized or textured materials. Place it carefully the first time: the brand describes it as designed for one-time use, and once removed it can't be reused on another case (though it leaves no sticky residue). It isn't magnetic and doesn't support MagSafe or wireless charging, and BURGA reminds you not to rely on the ring alone to carry your phone.
Which to choose? If you charge wirelessly every night, the magnetic ring is easier to take on and off. If your case isn't MagSafe, the adhesive ring is the only option.
Step 4: Charge on the Go With the Magnetic Power Bank
The Magnetic Power Bank comes in 5,000, 10,000 and 15,000 mAh sizes (regular prices $99, $109 and $129 on standard designs, $10 more on the Hunger Games range), in standard or mirror finishes and gunmetal, gold or silver trim.
- Charge the power bank first using the USB-C cable.
- Snap it onto the back of your iPhone 12 or newer (in a MagSafe case). An N52 magnet holds it in place.
- Charge wirelessly at up to 7.5W. Expect up to about 80% this way, depending on your phone model; BURGA says the power bank doesn't charge to 100% wirelessly.
- For a faster top-up, or any other phone, plug in with the included USB-C cable, which supports PD 20W.
Two warnings from the listing. It only attaches magnetically to iPhone 12 and newer; some Android phones may charge wirelessly from it but won't stick, and alignment isn't assured. And BURGA notes its power banks aren't CCC certified and may not be allowed through airport security in China, so plan around that if you're flying there.
Step 5: Set Up the Magnetic Wireless Charger at Home
The Magnetic Wireless Charger ($59.95 regular, $69.95 on Hunger Games designs) is the desk or nightstand version. It's Qi2 certified for up to 15W, snaps onto iPhone 12 and newer with MagSafe alignment, and charges the latest Qi2 Android phones wirelessly without the magnetic hold.
- Find a 25W or higher USB-C wall adapter. BURGA says one is required for full power and isn't included.
- Plug in the 1.5 m integrated cable, long enough to reach a sofa or bedside from the wall.
- Take off any magnetic ring holder, then let the charger click onto your MagSafe case.
The charger is built from anodised aluminium and tempered glass, weighs 54.5 grams, and BURGA lists a 12-month warranty for it.
Bonus: The StickPad for Recipes and Selfies
The StickPad ($19.95 regular) is a silicone sticky grip with 35 suction cups on each side. Stick it to the back of your phone, then press the phone onto a smooth, non-porous surface such as a mirror, window, kitchen tile or fridge. BURGA says it holds for up to three hours on glossy surfaces and 1.5 hours on semi-gloss, and that both the pad and the surface should be clean and dry. Wash it by hand with mild soap and water and dry it fully before using it again.
Common Mistakes, Straight From the Listings
- Putting a magnetic ring holder on an Elite Mirror case.
- Leaving the magnetic ring on while charging wirelessly.
- Expecting the power bank to stick to an Android phone or an older iPhone.
- Expecting a wireless top-up to reach 100%.
- Using the charger with a weak adapter (under 25W).
- Trying a strap with a snap case or a folding phone.
- Re-using an adhesive ring after peeling it off.
Every Accessory at a Glance
| Accessory | Regular price (US) | Works with | Doesn't work with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mini Strap | $39.95 | Most full-coverage cases, via Hook Card | Snap cases; Z Fold, Z Flip |
| Maxi Lanyard | $64.95 | Most full-coverage cases, via Hook Card | Snap cases; Z Fold, Z Flip |
| Magnetic Ring Holder | $34.95–$39.95 | iPhone 12+ with BURGA MagSafe cases | Elite Mirror; wireless charging |
| Adhesive Ring Holder | $24.95–$29.95 | Smooth, hard-shelled cases | Rubberized or textured cases; MagSafe charging |
| Magnetic Power Bank | $99–$139 | iPhone 12+ magnetically; any phone by cable | Magnetic hold on Android |
| Magnetic Wireless Charger | $59.95–$69.95 | iPhone 12+; Qi2 Androids (no magnet) | Adapters under 25W |
Before You Order
From the store and policy pages on October 27: standard shipping is free on US orders over $100. If you want to return an item, BURGA asks you to contact it within 30 days of receiving the order at hello@burga.com, with a reason, and not to send anything back without contacting it first. Personalized products can't be exchanged or refunded unless there's a manufacturer's defect. The site footer advertises up to 12 months of warranty.
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What We Like and What to Watch
What we like
- Clear compatibility notes on every accessory listing.
- Straps that need no adhesive and move between cases with the Hook Card.
- Prints that match across cases, rings, power banks and chargers.
- A Qi2 15W charger with a long cable.
What to watch
- The magnetic accessories are built around iPhone 12 and newer.
- Wireless charging from the power bank tops out around 80%.
- The charger's wall adapter is sold separately.
- Adhesive rings are single use.
Who This Setup Suits
It suits iPhone owners with a MagSafe BURGA case who want grip, power and a strap that all match. Think twice if you use a folding phone, a snap case or an older iPhone, since several accessories won't attach.
Saving on a BURGA Set
BURGA's site offers 10% off when you sign up for its emails, and the $100 free-shipping line is easy to reach once a case and one accessory are in the cart. Promotions on cases and accessories change often, so check the live price before you pay.
BURGA Accessories FAQ
Do BURGA straps need a special case?
No. They attach through the included Hook Card, which fits inside most full-coverage cases. They don't work with snap cases or flip and fold phones.
Can I charge wirelessly with the ring holder on?
No. BURGA says the magnetic ring holder won't work with wireless charging, and the adhesive ring doesn't support it either, so a magnetic ring is the easier one to remove.
Does the BURGA power bank work with Android?
By cable, yes. It only attaches magnetically to iPhone 12 and newer.
Is there a BURGA code for accessories?
The standing offer is 10% off for new email subscribers. For anything newer, browse today's BURGA offers.
Final Verdict
BURGA's accessories are simple once you know the one rule behind them: magnets need a MagSafe case and a newer iPhone, straps need the Hook Card and a full-coverage case. Check your case name, follow the steps above, and your matching set will snap, clip and charge the way the photos promise.
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Olivia Reviews researched BURGA using its official website, product listings and published policies in October 2026. We haven't personally tested these products. We may earn a commission when you buy through our links, at no extra cost to you.