Galaxy Note 9 Case, SKINU [Note 9 Wallet Strap] Note 9 Charger Dual Layer Hidden Credit Holder Card Case with Wrist Strap Inner USB Type C Adapter and Mirror for Galaxy Note 9 (2018) - Orchid Gray

I bought this for my Note 9. I had the Toru case for my Note 8 and loved it, but they haven't released the Note 9 case as of 8/24/18 when I purchased this case. For my Note 8, I went through several cases before finding the Toru. Prior to the Toru, the cases were either too bulky or didn't provide easy access to my cards/ID. Honestly, I didn't even know about cases that stored cards until I saw someone using a similar case at a store. Anyhow, once I found the Toru, I was extremely pleased with the limited bulk it added to phone while still providing excellent protection and ease of access to the cards. In case you're wondering why I'm going on and on about the Toru, it is because this case seems to be identical in make to the Toru, with the exception of the added lanyard and usb adapter. The adapter doesn't take any room away from the card storage, and although I might not use it often (if ever), it's still nice to have in there in case I find myself with a usb-c cord to recharge.Since there was nothing similar to the Toru (or this case) when my phone was scheduled to arrive on 8/24, I ordered the "Spigen Slim Armor CS Galaxy Note 9 Case with Slim Dual Layer Wallet Design and Card Slot Holder for Samsung Galaxy Note 9 (2018) - Black" to have for when the phone arrived. I tried to like this case, I really did, but I found the sliding drawer to hard to dig my card out of when I also had my insurance (thin card) and driver's license (also thin card) in there as well. It was advertised to hold three cards, but that isn't really practical based on my limited use.Once I saw that this case (SKINU) was available, I promptly ordered it and eagerly awaited its arrival. I'm glad to have this style of case again. It easily holds my insurance card AND two credit cards in the bottom pocket, as well as my ID in the cover slot for quick display when asked for. I also have a metal plate behind my ID for use with magnetic mounts and it hasn't hindered the insertion/removal of my ID when needed.

I bought the Pohon wood/green colored Note9 case.- I can fit 3 cards in the holder (my DL and 2 CC's) and a folded money bill. There is a finger groove so you can remove your cards easily. I find it helpful to open the back while holding your phone screen down on your opposite palm; this avoids cards randomly falling out upon opening. It secures with a solid "click".- The "mirror" it comes with is super cheap and I found it useless. It has a sticky back if you want to permanently stick it to your case.- The strap is soft and has been a handy accessory for a large phone.- The cutouts on the back for the camera and finger sensors are plenty large for my fingers. My husband tested it and his larger hands also fit just fine.- The headphone jack on the bottom is a snug fit. I have to make sure my headphones are pressed in tightly against the case for a full connection. I read that someone else took an Exacto-knife to their case, but my headphones fit fine as long as I ensure I have pressed them in tight.- There is a small slope where the pen comes out, which makes for easy access.- The buttons on the sides are raised so I can tell which ones they are by touch alone, but they are low profile enough that I have accidentally hit them a few times when I'm simply picking up my phone.I will update if I find any "I dropped my phone" problems in the upcoming months. Overall I like this case and would buy it again.

I had 2 diff wallet cases for my last phone, each held 1 or 2 cards.BIG improvement!! You'd not know was a wallet even, and NO MORE STUPID PURSE!Sometimes the door and I have fights, and I'm shocked I've not broken it, as MANY times as I drop it, and as hard as I've yanked the door open when it's being a brat (I've 10% use of right hand, so whe fingers not working, it's harder *for me*I've not had use for the micro USB to USBC connector yet, but like that it's right there, so can pop on a micro USB ended thumb drive to transfer, or one of my 50 micro to standard USB lil cords for same reasons, w/o worrying about losing it. Or if have keys with me (have 1 on a set of keys)Ordered daughter same case for my old V6, when her phone died, as keeps her government ID, school ID, permit and mirrormI also stuck the magnet to the inside of the door of case, for the magnetic car holder, so not ugly on the back.DID have to take an x-acto to. The inner rubber around the 3.5 headphone jack, as it wouldn't allow to seat properly. But 30 sec easy fix.

Fits perfect on my phone. I can put my id in the door and two more inside. Dont like that the 2 inside will fall out when opening the door. Would be better if there was a tab holding them in. Also wish the case wasn't as slick. If I put phone on my lap or on armrest it will slide off. Love having the adapter inside the case since I have a lot of cords from my Galaxy phone.

I like my wallet and phone being one. VERY convenient. It might not hold a LOT, but it does enough. I have 2 cards and a license inside which is perfect. I've only once had the door open accidentally, but that was because I dropped it. (was holding the strap - so no damage. (I'd tried a different one where ALL my stuff would fit, but with phones getting bigger, it was just too much.)My only negative, the adapter (from mini to c) broke after only two weeks use. (The replacements are inexpensive and fit perfectly.)

I've owned this for 1.5 years. While the color has faded and chipped from being dropped and consistent daily use, it It has held together really well. By far the best and longest used case ever. People are always impressed when I snap open the back to get out a credit card or my ID. The wrist strap did fall off after about a year of use and the adapter that comes with the case broke within months, but neither really affected me. I've dropped my phone MANY times and this case has protected it well.