iLuv iPhone 6 4.7-Inch Jstyle Case - Retail Packaging - Black

I collect, and try many cases for every generation iPhone, not as as a pro reviewer, just a really picky buyer. Not that there is anything wrong with it IF DISCLOSED, but no free gifts, nor even free trial stuff. I pay for it all.I prefer wallet cases, and I prefer real leather. This case hits my two major preferences before I even ordered it, but I have been disappointed before. Real leather with lousy stitching, other poor workmanship issues, or low quality leather is always a possibility. NOT with this case! The leather is sweet! I usually prefer the higher quality, softer cowhides, not the distressed, for example all the Piel Frama real leather stuff is awesome, BUT also triple the price of this case. This case uses a ultra-high quality leather called "Saffiano," which is textured, but not cheesy. I never understood the real leather cases, or belts, that are "alligator, or crocodile texture." If you want an exotic hide, buy it, not a real leather knock-off.Anyway, another case I just reviewed was just as versatile, or slightly more, but was on steroids. I recommended it for travel, or cold weather when you have a coat, jacket, or even sweatshirt side pockets. My first choice is always in my top shirt pocket, especially when driving. In my car, I use built-in handsfree, or if renting a car at an airport, I use a bluetooth earpiece. Either way, I want my phone in my pocket, and of course a side pocket works too. When not driving, I want a case I can slip in business slacks. This is where size is an issue. I use Spigen for ultra-thin cases, or Morphie, if I need extra battery juice, but I always am on the prowl for lots of credit cards space, space for frequent flyer & auto rental, and other loyalty cards. I usually need the picture ID window, and place for business cards and cash. Tall order for something that will go in a shirt pocket! Just an FYI - you can always ditch the loyalty cards - if you double check that they are already captured in your reservation. Airline, hotel, and car rental are no need to carry anymore, IF you verify they are in your record.So, this hits it perfectly. Other reviewers say it won't close if you fill it up. You have to be judicious. If you jam every pocket, and load it with cash, any case that could do that would be too big anyway. This case gives you the option to use a lot of slots, pack cash, and picture ID, and easily closes. As others have mentioned, perhaps after it breaks in, like a fine pair of leather shoes, you can jam every slot, but out of the box, it can be loaded up nicely.I am replacing a real leather Case-Mate, which was very slim, had the see-through ID slot, but only 4 slots plus the ID. Very nice case, and I actually will swap them, depending on my needs. This case, the iLuv, is a much nicer leather, is a bit thicker, but certainly acceptable, and will become my primary. I do not switch often, but it really is a good idea to take you phone out of any case, and make sure you check it for anything abrasive that might slip in. Better safe than sorry, plus you can swap if needed. I now have lots of pockets for my go to, the Case-Mate as an intermediary (which is priced closely to this case - if you catch this one at the right price) and the previously mention Spigen cases if I want to go ultra-thin, which is nice to do with an ultra-thin iPhone! Good luck!

I had been looking for a while for a case that would allow me to combine my Wallet and Phone, leaving me the possibility of having only 1 item to carry, but with enough space for all my cards and ID. When I first came across this item I though I found the perfect case... combining a wallet + Phone with space to spare, so I order it right away. Great disappointment upon receiving this:1) Quality and Price - This seems more Plastic than the quality leather they advertise. Definitely not worth the price tag.2) Bulk - I was well aware that this will add bulk, however I expected it to be less than carrying a wallet plus a phone case. Once you put your Phone and Cards in, this will be like carrying a thick notebook.3) Design - This was the killer, they way the cards slots are designed, they do not align evenly, once all cards are in, they overlap below the center of the Wallet, this does not look good at all as the wallet is thick in one end and thin at the other end. Also the middle Flap has no way to stay closed, really uncomfortable to make calls.This could have been a great case if they had put a little bit more time on overcoming those design flaws, with the price tag on this thing, you would expect they would have thought of this.

I had really hoped to like this case. I thought a wallet and iPhone case in one would be perfect for me so I could just grab one thing and go. I still feel like that is something I am looking for but just not this case. Don't get me wrong, the case is of a nice quality and just as advertised but it is just way too bulky. I can't even stick the phone and case in my pocket. On top of that, the fact that the compartment for the cards features no way to close, the flap just kind of stays open. A simple moleskin type rubberband would have been a nice touch to prevent this. I even tried to make my own but the homemade look took away from the clean sleek look I was going for. Anyway, this case was a bust for me so I will be returning it.

Advantages:1) Not having to carry both a wallet and a phone is great and the main reason I got this. For that purpose it serves perfectly.2) Plenty of slots for your most important cards3) The middle flap hides your license and cards from view when using your phone. It lays flat in both directions -- with the flap covering either the phone or the cards.Downsides:1) Bulk - still less than a wallet and phone case together but a lot to hold if you talk on your phone a lot. It's the cards and cash that make it bulky, not the phone side. Suggest using a headset for long conversations.2) To talk you can physically fold the wallet over on itself but it interferes with the noise canceling microphone on the back of the phone. That may not sound like a bid deal but it makes your voice sound very muffled to the listener. This goes for any case with a cover. Need to hold it open to prevent this, or use a headset.3) No room for a lot of cash or receipts and random scraps of paper. I found that I didn't need to be carrying around the stuff I had in my old wallet anyway.To address some issues brought up by others: The slots for cards are cash are tight but I see this as advantage so nothing is going to fall out. Cash does indeed have to be folded over to fit so you can't carry much. The texture doesn't feel like leather but it provides excellent grip.

This is a GREAT wallet case except for the fact that when you load it up with cards and money it become too bulky for a shirt pocket, but would still work fine if you keep your wallet and phone in your coat pocket. GREAT construction and decent price, but I went for a wallet style cover that did NOT include cards and money. I added a pocket money clip for them.

This wallet has all the pockets I need to carry my credit cards and bank cards.It's a bit bulkier than I exoected which isn't a problem in the winter. I will likely move to a smaller profile wallet in the summer.Overall, the quality and workmanship of the wallet is very good.