Wallet Slayer Vol. 2

I was up regretting this purchase after reading a reading several “top iphone case” reviews online, and then mine arrived. The case has far exceeded my expectations. I have 4 cards in the back of the case and they all fit perfectly, and it is very slim/sleek. One of the cards is a thick metal card so possibly 5 regular cards. I owned their previous version awhile back, and I believe this is a far superior product. I was afraid the case would be to soft and cushy, only to realize it’s design allows for the case to be rigid in the correct spots on the phone that need to be protected. There is a sufficient lip that extends over the front of the phone to protect the glass properly. There’re is a protective lip that protrudes properly to protect the camera lenses. The buttons feel responsive/solid. I have owned cases from the $20 price range to the $200 price range for different uses. This is a top favorite over the years along with “Dockem” cases, which are very similar to this but have a built in magnet for car mounts. Just by feeling it and looking at the design, I would think the case is priced in the $50 range. It is not real leather, but real leather wallet cases have caused me problems in the past. The card holder always stretch’s out to much, and then the cards fall out. With leather every time you drop it, that takes chunks out of the case. This material looks like leather, and feel like a perforated leather material, but it is hard rubber material. I like it. It wouldn’t surprise me if this case lasts much longer than others I have owned in the past. I really am surprise how sleek it is considering I have 4 thick cards in the wallet section of the case. It has the perfect amount of tension for pulling cards in and out, regardless of having 2 cards or 4 in the wallet section. Perfect amount of space for the speaker holes, and charging port. Impressed overall. Go for it. he case is priced in the $50 range. It is not real leather, but real leather wallet cases have caused me problems in the past. The card holder always stretch’s out to much, and then the cards fall out. With leather every time you drop it, that takes chunks out of the case. This material looks like leather, and feel like a perforated leather material, but it is hard rubber material. I like it. It wouldn’t surprise me if this case lasts much longer than others I have owned in the past. I really am surprise how sleek it is considering I have 4 thick cards in the wallet section of the case. It has the perfect amount of tension for pulling cards in and out, regardless of having 2 cards or 4 in the wallet section. Perfect amount of space for the speaker holes, and charging port. Impressed overall. Go for it. I was up regretting this purchase after reading a reading several “top iphone case” reviews online, and then mine arrived. The case has far exceeded my expectations. I have 4 cards in the back of the case and they all fit perfectly, and it is very slim/sleek. One of the cards is a thick metal card so possibly 5 regular cards. I owned their previous version awhile back, and I believe this is a far superior product. I was afraid the case would be to soft and cushy, only to realize it’s design allows for the case to be rigid in the correct spots on the phone that need to be protected. There is a sufficient lip that extends over the front of the phone to protect the glass properly. There’re is a protective lip that protrudes properly to protect the camera lenses. The buttons feel responsive/solid. I have owned cases from the $20 price range to the $200 price range for different uses. This is a top favorite over the years along with “Dockem” cases, which are very similar to this but have a built in magnet for car mounts. Just by feeling it and looking at the design, I would think the case is priced in the $50 range. It is not real leather, but real leather wallet cases have caused me problems in the past. The card holder always stretch’s out to much, and then the cards fall out. With leather every time you drop your phone chunks of the case are scratched off. The case feels like a perforated leather material, but it is hard rubber material. I like it. It wouldn’t surprise me if this case lasts much longer than others I have owned in the past. I really am surprise how sleek it is considering I have 4 thick cards in the wallet section of the case. It has the perfect amount of tension for pulling cards in and out, regardless of having 2 cards or 4 in the wallet section. Perfect amount of space for the speaker holes, and charging port. Impressed overall. Go for it.

This is exactly what I need. It just hold one card on the back in case I lose my phone at least it has a phone number of a relative to call. And I’ve dropped these cases before with the phone in it and the phone is never gotten hurt so I guess it’s doing its job. I definitely recommend this case and it fits perfectly.

This is a really great case by Smartish. If they can continue to innovate, this likely won't be my last.Pros:• Holds 2 credit cards and an ID securely• Slim design makes a difference• Removing cards is OK (more on this below)• When looking at this case head on, it has a remarkably clean lookCons:• Credit card stand is a little silly• Case could be even slimmer• Stitching, texture, and plastic elements on the back look cheapPreviously, I was using a clear gel case with the Apple MagSafe wallet. The gel case was safe and relatively inexpensive. The MagSage wallet was a complete waste of money. It was bulky, made it incredibly difficult to remove cards, and would pop off from time to time, which is the last thing you want to happen to your credit cards and ID.This case, by comparison, is much thinner around the entire phone. The bulge on the back is much less intrusive than my previous setup, and I don't have to worry about the wallet popping off, because it's completely integrated.Depending on what you're used to, removing the credit cards can be a little fussy. Using your right hand, wedge a fingernail underneath the bottom card on the right side, and use your thumb to shove it out from the opening on the left. It's a little tight, but it works.A few things I'd like to see for v3:• I would love to see a manufacture use a ribbon you could wrap underneath the cards so you could easily pull them out, the same way some toys use a ribbon to pop out batteries.• Smartish could make the credit card bulge even thinner by hollowing out the back between the credit cards and the phone.• The texture, stitching, and the plastic elements look a little cheap-y.