snap-on

adjective
UK /ˈsnæp ɒn/
US /ˈsnæp ɑːn/

Something snap-on fastens with a quick click instead of buttons or laces.

He wore a snap-on watch strap that was easy to put on.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A tool or part that attaches quickly by snapping into place.

She used a snap-on socket to loosen the bolt.

3. A cover or accessory that clicks onto a device.

The snap-on case protected his phone from drops.

4. Attached or added quickly and easily.

The team made a snap-on fix to the broken fence.