[iPhone SE/5/5S] Slim Leather and Ballistic Nylon Wallet Case - Slim Card Holder for Up to 8 Cards and Cash - Quickdraw by HUSKK - [QDPH5BN] Black

It was a long journey getting to this point; after getting an iPhone, it seems I have run the gamut of covers and cases. I had settled on a book type cover which felt adequate, but when that began to come apart at the seams, I spent a few hours reading online reviews (both at Amazon and elsewhere) investigating solutions that would be even better. (For example, the book type case made it clumsy to take photos.) Fortunately, I ran across this slim leather wallet case that gives me all of the desired functions without any drawbacks whatsoever.On the inside flap (which completely covers the cards and is held closed with a small magnet) I keep my driver's license, insurance card and a couple credit cards. It seems like it could hold another one, perhaps even two cards, but I don't have that need. The outside pocket (which covers about half of the front) securely holds my business cards and a few folded bills. Having these two options with hardly any added bulk is the genius part of the HUSKK design. Both compartments are readily accessible and both protect the contents. The bills and the cards stay in place perfectly!The leather and the stitching are well crafted, beautiful and resilient; all while keeping the overall profile incredibly slim. The case and cards together have added slightly less width than the phone itself, making the total unit quite slim and compact.I had been concerned that the case might not provide adequate protection when I drop my phone (which has happened a few times already), but the corners are sturdy and also provide a small edge that protects the face of my phone. I paired this case with the Moshi iVisor AG screen protector and am delighted with the results.When I DO upgrade my phone, I am confident of two things: It WILL be an iPhone...and it WILL be in a HUSKK case!

Really nicely thought out and executed case. I bought the tan leather version, and the materials chosen are first class, from the silky smooth rubberized plastic body, to the finely stitched leather – it's just lovely to hold in the hand. The port cutouts are generous, so there are no frustrations with hampered buttons or plugs that won't fit. To me, that's well worth the tradeoff in protection, since I'm not rough with my gear and I don't mind accumulating normal wear on the exposed bits of phone. I appreciate the understated logos and the attention to details - for example, the backing of the leather part is done in a navy and white pinstripe twill. Very nice. Another example: the camera and flash cutout follows the angle of the leather. And another: that angled piece of leather becomes the most natural index finger hold when you hold the phone up to make a call. The thickness of your captured cards becomes additional grip for your phone, and they are held very securely in place by the side loops and magnetic flap. After a few days I have no worries of them slipping out, and I pay no attention to the orientation in my pocket aside from glass against my leg - up, down or sideways it holds my cards securely.As a wallet, I'm still adjusting to its limitations, but the reduction in pocket size has been well worth it. I added a phone to my left pocket that wasn't there before, and the whole package is now slimmer and lighter than the wallet I was carrying there before. I bought this and the 5s and the Apple watch all at the same time in an effort to kill my wallet. As I write this, I have not received the watch yet, so I don't have the full effect of Apple Pay, but I've found a couple of apps that can hold store loyalty cards to reduce the carry burden (Key Ring and Stocard). The real issue is that any regular amount of cash ends up being too much to hold, so I've moved my cash to my right jeans pocket where it now lives with my keys and any receipts I pick up during the day - I'm guessing there's an app to keep the receipts too, but I haven't looked yet. You can tri fold an emergency large bill or two and tuck it in here, and you can even use the space between the back of your phone and the felt-lined plastic case as an infrequently-accessed secret compartment. However, as soon as you break a large bill there's likely no place for your change if you've filled it up with cards, and I view the card pouch as something . I really wish Huskk made a money clip for my other pocket. That's the next item I have to go looking for, and I trust they'd do a classy job of it.

Dopo più di 2 anni di uso quotidiano la cambio perché inevitabilmente un po’ usurata e la riprendo uguale perché ottima: poco ingombrante aumenta di poco lo spessore del telefono, che normalmente tengo in tasca, ma permette di contenere qualche tessera (carta di credito, bancomat, patente, carta identità) ed un po’ di contanti. Ottima in estate quando, senza giacca, non si vuole portare portafoglio.

A well made case. Packaging wasn't as expected compared to some other reviewers. The case just arrived in a basic box which was a bit beaten up. The top grain leather is a nice touch but looks more plastic then leather. I just hold 3 cards and overall the case is slimming when compared to others on the market. I've always used wallet cases and this is the 4th brand I've tried. I would say this Husk case checks the most boxes. It's not perfect but it's darn close. A good buy and makes for a nice gift.

I was looking for the iPhone 6 version of the Sena vertical flip wallet I used to have for an iPhone 4, but I couldn't find one. The Hussk wallet appeared to be the nearest. It's turned out to be a really good choice – I didn't think it would hold as much as my old Sena, but it actually holds more. It's a very clever design, especially the hidden slots for the SIM tool and spare SIM. I've also found that I can slide the clip of a Poquito stylus ballpoint over the right-hand edge of the outer pocket without it getting in the way, and by a happy coincidence that also acts as a stand. I'm very pleased with it and I'd love to see it in other colours. It looks as if it's marketed as a man's everyday carry, but it's equally suitable for women.

Great case/wallet, meets every expectation I had from the description. Recommend this to anyone looking for an efficient, slim phone/wallet solution.

I've been searching for the "right" wallet case for my iPhone 5 for quite some time. There are a lot of different design choices, but given how frequently I use my phone, a shell with wallet on the back, providing full access to my phone at all times, was a must. Most of the shell cases on the market provide capacity to store 2 (maybe 3) cards, and while the main idea behind the wallet case is to cut back on what you would normally have in your inch thick wallet, that just isn't enough capacity to store what I needed. The #Huskk wallet case provided the exact versatility I was looking for. I'm able to easily (and conveniently) carry and access 6 cards and cash with room to spare.So far the quality of the case has impressed. The shell grips the phone tightly and provides just as much protection as most stand alone shells do. The nylon and leather that make up the wallet on the back of the shell are of great quality for the price. Stitching and seams are all clean providing a professional appearance.The only real "challenge" I've found so far is using the front pocket for quick access to a card. The pocket is quite tight (although they have maximized its size as much as possible in relation to the size of the iPhone 5) and requires effort to slide a card in and out. I'm sure over time the pocket would stretch out to make it a little easier, but I've decided to put all of my cards behind the flap and only use the front pocket for cash and receipts. The design of the flap actually makes it pretty easy to get cards in and out, so this really isn't a big concern for me.Bottom line... This case did exactly what I wanted, I'd buy it again and would definitely recommend it to a friend (I've actually already showed it to everybody in the office that would let me)....