32nd Classic Series - Real Leather Book Wallet Case Cover for Motorola Moto G7 Power, Real Leather Design with Card Slot, Magnetic Closure and Built in Stand - Black

Good case for the price. I didn't want a case that looked like it could go 4 wheeling if it had tires. Just a simple case that will protect the phone from minor falls and pocket carrying. Feels solid and looks nice. The magnet keeps the case closed without any items in the slot or pocket. The frame that securely holds the phone in the case is a pliable material. The slot for the bottom microphone is about 1/8 inch to the left of where it needs to be. I had to open the hole up by using a Dremel tool, although an xacto knife could have done the trick. Since the part that actually holds the phone in place is made of a soft, pliable material, it's an easy fix. This case would have earned 5 stars if it wasn't for "adjustment" I had to make.

I would have given it 5 stars but the hole in the bottom for the microphone is in the wrong place. Iwas able to open the area up to make it work. I splurged on a real leather case and boy am I glad I did. This is one nice case. LOVE LOVE LOVE it.

Openings for mic and speaker are misaligned but I enlarged them with my exacto knife. Stand feature does not work but the magnetic cover does keep case closed to protect the phone from sharp items when in my purse or coat pocket which is what I was looking for.mic

I don't write many reviews - but when I come across a great item, I gotta help others out by testifying to this phone cases greatness. Have used it for 6 months now. Looks brand new! Magnetic closure works great! Protects front and back as good as any and better than most. Works great as a stand for viewing video. Rubberized holder inside the leather case is another layer of 100% protection. Just plain love this case.

Great phone wallet but awkward to speak on the phone with.

Muy buen material y justo para mi celular

Very nice case for the price, however, the hole for the mic is in the wrong spot. I had to cut out a chunk to elongate the hole.

Case feels nice and sturdy. Phone fits snugly while still being easy to get in and out. Reason for 3 stars is that the small hole at the bottom for the microphone is not lined up and I have to take the phone out of the case while making a call.

So far the case is great. It looks good and snaps shut and holds open firmly with strong magnets. The case was initially stiff and required some effort to fold back on itself but after a few hours it hinged nicely and easily and continues to do so. The apertures for the USB port, camera and fingerprint reader line up perfectly and the phone is held very firmly in place within the case. The folding part of the case doesn't interfere with the operation of the camera in portrait or landscape formats but you might need to experiment to find the best grip position to suit your hand size if you're shooting upright. The part of the case that holds the phone has a separate raised pad for each of the side buttons, which can be felt easily and which operate very positively. They really are the best solution to covered buttons I've had on any case ever. There are, however, a couple of niggles. The combined size of the phone and case make one-handed operation with the left hand impossible but the size of the phone has as much to do with that as the style of the case. More annoying is an interaction between the case and perhaps the gyroscope, compass or proximity sensor, which stops some of the useful large movement controls from working. Neither the "karate chop" torch switch, nor the "roll and wave" function to open the camera will work unless you slip your finger between the case and the screen. That method for the former is just plain awkward and will probably damage the phone and case in the long run. For the camera it's less of a problem as you'll need to see the screen anyway, and a tap on the fingerprint sensor as you open the case is just as easy. Other than that it's an absolute winner for me.

I originally purchased another case that, despite saying "leather" in its description, was more like rubber and wasn't finished particularly well either. I have now had this case for a few months and I can confirm that it is real leather. It is also a very well made and sturdy case and has handled the odd drop onto hard surfaces well - albeit only from small distances. The phone is held securely in the rubber holder and apart from the hole for the headphone socket, which does seem to be a little restricted, the other apertures for the finger print reader and charger cable work well.I did not experience any of the stiffness in the case that other reviewers encountered and it has been easy to bend the front round to the back when required. The interior does attract dust but this can be easily removed with an old toothbrush. Overall a great quality product and good value.

This is as it says a decent quality phone holder. It's not thin or flimsy and it has lasted very well for the last few months. I've dropped the phone a few times and it hasn't any damage.I'd recommend it.Some reviews say it's thick and bulky - true it's not cheap and cheerful.It's quiet a big phone so if you have small to medium hands then you probably won't be able to use easily one handed. Perhaps stick to the free clear plastic job.However, if you want something to last and protect your phone this is it and good quality.Downside - yeah it took and month of normal use for the cover to bend and fold easily but I am confident this will last the life of the phone (to me years)

I purchased this for a Motorola g7 power. It's nicely made, albeit with a couple of flaws - one in the leather outer and one on the soft felt-like liner but they're only minor. It has a soft edge-grip for the phone and it really does look the part as well as having that brand new leather smell. Very smart, and although expensive it was worth it for me.

This is a nice wallet case of significantly higher quality than the cheaper similar products. The leather looks nice, the interior looks nice, the stitching is tight and looks secure, and it all looks very sturdy. The one exception to this general impression is the part of the case that holds the phone inside the wallet - that I'm not so sure of, as I can't quite make out how it's attached to the inside back of the case, and I would hazard a guess that if something is going to break, tear, or come loose first, it would be that. My second 'less positive' comment is that whilst the case does perfectly fit the G7 Power and allows perfectly for usage of the device (including the important access to fingerprint reader, camera lens, all buttons, charge port, etc. - everything), there is one aspect of the phone that is restricted by this case: the front of the wallet blocks the motion sensor required for some moto actions to function (for example the torch and quick camera shortcut gestures). By the phone design, when that sensor is obscured, the phone goes into 'pocket mode' during which motion gestures are deactivated (to prevent accidentally lighting up or taking photos of the inside of your pocket, etc.). I can't be too harsh about this though as I can see that due to the placement of the sensor any wallet flip case is going to impede that unless it has cut-outs where really most customers would not want them (I'd rather the wallet case front fully protect my phone than have cut-outs at the motion sensor tbh). Not a big deal but something to be aware of; the good news is you can learn to work around this if you slightly adapt the gesture to include your thumb slightly opening the front of the case as you do them, and if you do you quickly get used to it and it becomes second nature. The area for card and cash could be more roomy, they are always tight and limited in these cases and that is true of this one too, though it can hold a banknote and a credit card if you want to do that. The case design allows for using the case as a stand (the back folds in half), and this happily allows for something else too - when you fold the back and it lifts the part of the case holding the phone, you can tuck a lint free cloth in there and lay the rest across the inside front of the case, so that when you close the case the cloth is held securely ready for use right where you need it and lays over the screen (just make sure you don't obscure your fingerprint reader and camera lens, lay the cloth a millimetre left of those). I think the case might be improved by incorporating a more solid insert inside the front piece to protect the screen - my old Krussel case for my previous phone had metal inside the leather front and it withstood a bunch of drops without the screen coming to harm. Saying that, do what I did, grab this and a tempered glass screen protector (or two or three) and that combined with this case will have you covered. You're not likely to drop whilst holding your phone in this case though, the leather material and the texture give you a decent grip. Overall, very happy with this case apart from the slight concern over how long the part of it the phone mounts into will stay securely attached to the rest of the case, and for that only time will tell; I may be worrying over nothing on this but it seems to be a potential trouble spot. I'll update the review if it comes apart, so if I haven't and lots of time has past since I've posted this review, you can presume it's still holding together :)TL;DR: Great quality, very stylish, durable (apart from PERHAPS the part where your phone mounts into the case, which I'm guessing is the weakest point), and worth the extra money vs cheaper (nastier!) alternatives commonly available; be aware if you use moto actions (double flick for torch on/off, double twist for quick camera, etc), you'll need to adapt some of them by incorporating a 'thumb the front of the case open a fraction' movement to free the motion sensor. Recommended.