Galaxy S10 Wallet Case vCommute

This case holds everything I need: 2 credit cards, an ID and a couple checks. They still slide easily in and out.

The case also works as a stand to prop up the case to watch a movie. Many other cases that do the same thing, the cards will fall out, but with this case they are still held in the case when propped up.

And it still works with wireless chargers, although not the easiest for this... you have to flip open the back to use it with wireless chargers, but at least it’s easy to do.

My only suggestion is to eventually add some new colors! I got one for myself and another for my girlfriend and they’re impossible to tell apart now!

I read all the comments before making this purchase. I am a wallet case carrier for several years. I thought I would try this case since I had purchased another wallet case but had to send it back. Well I absolutely love this case. Reviews said it is HEAVY. Yes, it is heavy if you aren’t used to carrying a wallet case, but the case is no thicker or heavier than wallet cases that I had used. MUST: You definitely need to order a tempered glass screen protector for your phone. CARD SLOT (Leather flap has STRONG magnet): One comment on putting your cards in the slot provided are that the cards are not meant to be shoved all the way into the slot. Meaning to the opposite side of the phone. I did that and then I had a hard time getting them out. I have 3 cards (2 with raised letters, 1 w/o) and my driver’s licence which I faced upright and with the top side of the card going in first. That way you don’t have to remove your license when showing your ID. Ingenious! I also have a small cloth to clean the screen. OCD kicking in. No bulge and fits nicely. Easy to remove the cards if you use your thumb or finger in the small cut out provided and just a little push down and slide. The cards just pop right out. CAMERA: The cutout for the camera and flash are very substantial. It would be difficult to break any part of those pieces. As far as picture quality, There is no affect whatsoever. I like that the entire phone is encased for protection and that no one knows that you are carrying cards, cash, etc. I haven’t dropped it yet, but I am confident that it would survive a drop or at least I’m hoping. For those of you that have used a case only, you will find this heavy, but the trade off of having a place for cards and cash is well worth it. I have only had this case for 2 days couldn’t be happier. There were some concerns about the lip of the case on the screen side and I can see that it could be a little higher. I am now interested in purchasing the magnet that fits in the CD player slot that will hold my phone in the car. I’m still reading comments on that.

This case has a very attractive futurist look. If Darth Vader had a case for his Jet Black iPhone 7 Plus, then this one might be it! I have it in silver and black, so it has even more of a machine like look. In fact, I got a complement the very first time I pulled it out to pay at Sprouts market. The stand feature works well for viewing video at multiple angles in landscape. No portrait stand though. The wallet is very slick! No one can even tell that it is a wallet until you peel back the secret flap. It easily holds 3 cards and it is easy to pull them out when needed. It is not really practical for carrying cash. One could probably fold a couple of bills and tuck it in there with maybe one card. But no dedicated cash slot. The flap has very string magnets that seem like they will hold up well. The quality of the build is very high. The materials feel very strong and high grade. My iPhone fits very snug and secure in the case, with a generous lip around the screen. I am using without a screen protector, as I feel the lip should protect well if dropped. I would have given this case 5 stars if it weren’t for one thing. It is a bit on the heavy and bulky side. I am a man with very large hands, yet I find the weight and size to be a slight challenge to hold. It is too thick to sit in my front pocket because of the massive bulge. As a matter of fact, it does not like pockets at all! I can put it in my back pocket, but I don’t like doing that. I only have one pocket on my Northface jacket that it fits well in. Otherwise, I find myself hand holding it a lot. Did I mention that it adds tremendous weight to the phone? I have gotten used to it, but I just wish the materials were lighter. To give you an idea, the hidden wallet portion adds almost double to the size of the phone in depth. Because of the hidden compartment nature of this phone, I’m not sure if this could have been avoided while still providing 3 card slots. So I can’t fault the designers for their efforts. I will continue to use this case, but I did have to purchase a couple of lighter cases, one thinner leather folio wallet and one ultra thin minimalist case. Now I can choose when I want to go lighter. If you have ever had a Mophie or Otterbox case, then this case is no bulkier nor heavier than those cases. Update: Apple Pay works perfectly with case on. If you can handle the size and weight, then you will be extremely happy with this very sleak, slick, and tricked out phone case.

This is now my favorite case for my iPhone 7 Plus. I had previously purchased multiple cases for my iPhone 6 Plus and now 7 Plus, including one other case that also stored a couple of credit-cards, but this case had two features that I wanted. 1) Hold a couple of credit cards and 2) Have a built-in stand. Let me first say that this is not a thin case. Actually it’s rather thick (2.5x the thickness of the actual iPhone 7 Plus. At first this might seem like a drawback and I guess, if you want a thin case, it would be, but it feels great in the hand and allows you to keep your wallet at home when going to the beach, the gym, or any other place you may not desire to take your wallet. The case comfortably stores two credit-cards and a drivers license. The credit cards slide in the back after you "peel" away the magnetic folding back cover. Taking the cards out is as easy as sliding them up. The back magnetic cover does worry me in that maybe it might demagnetize my credit-cards. We will see. If it does it still may not be all that bad since most new credit-card swipe machines use the chip instead of the swipe. The case can stand on it’s on thanks to the way the back cover was designed. Just peel back and fold, and the magnet will keep the cover folded at an angle which becomes a stand for the iPhone. You can adjust it to 2 viewing angles for watching movies / tv and a 3rd angle for typing. The stand function is so sturdy that it keeps my phone at the perfect angle while driving. I keep it on my middle console between the front seats and it’s so sturdy I find I no longer need a mount for the car. The case offers very good protection for the camera lens and back side of the case and a small raised bezel helps to protect the screen. The front bezel is actually a bit smaller than I am used to with other cases, so I’m not sure if it will protect the front glass as well as others, but again, I am not in the habit of dropping the phone. There are holes on the bottom of the case for the speaker and microphone, but no openings on top for the top speaker. Sound still comes out of the top speaker and it sounds very good, just not as loud as the bottom speaker. The side of the case also has protective buttons that make it easy to turn on/off the phone and raise or lower the volume. I cut out provides access to the mute switch. If you want to a case that can also store a couple of credit cards and drivers license then you’ll absolutely love this case. Despite the thickness it feels comfortable to hold (medium to larger hands) and the kick stand design works great.