Galaxy Note 4 Case, AceAbove Galaxy Note 4 Wallet Case- Premium Soft PU Leather Wallet Cover

The good thing is that having a wallet case totally changed my life. I can just leave the house with my keys and my phone and I have everything I need. However, I've had this about 4 months and it's destroyed enough that I need to replace it. I like the design well enough, but my main complaints are that the first time I dropped it the plastic holding the phone broke, and if you use the credit card slots regularly they loosen and eventually don't hold your cards very well. The edges are also fraying pretty badly. I enjoyed the 4 months I had it, but I wouldn't buy it again.

Bought this item as a backup case/protector for my Note 4. The one I am using currently is made of leather. When this one arrived it was much cheaper looking - which is to be expected since it's Pleather. I guess it might be okay to use in a pinch but just looked a little too cheap and cheesy for me. When my leather one is at the end of it's service life I'll just have to shell out 3X the amount of $$ for a new one. Life is too short to chincze out on a phone wallet/protector. Sent this bad boy back.

Great look for a case! The leather feel of the case a bit too smooth for my taste and can slip from my hand. The flip latch gets in the way when I need to call.I when back to a different AceAbove product I used for 2 years. I did like the ability to put a business card inside. The plastic web over the volume and power keys is a hindrance

This product is OK, but I regret that I didn't purchase a different case, and here's why:1. The screen doesn't turn off when I close the case.2. The threads and pieces of the case material are already starting to tear and fray.3. The plastic corner on mine cracked, and I'm not entirely sure why.It is nice that this doubles as a wallet, but other than that, it doesn't have much going for it, in my opinion.

I have seen and used more smartphone cases than I can count, and this one has been the biggest disappointment so far, mainly because of DECEPTIVE LABELING. The product name states boldly:"Galaxy Note 4 Case, ACEABOVE [Stand Feature] Galaxy Note 4 Wallet Case **NEW** [Book Cover Case] [Black] - Premium Soft PU Leather Wallet Cover - Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, International, and Unlocked - Leather Case with STAND Flip Cover and Credit Card ID Holders for Samsung Galaxy Note 4 2014 Model"This ensures that you will find it if you look for a "leather" case, but who will search for a leather case unless they want one? The moment you hold it in your hand you instantly realize that THIS IS NOT A LEATHER CASE. It is a cheaply made polyurethane case made from low-grade stinky plastic that behaves nothing like leather (a case in point: the card holding patches of the plastic stretch in an unsightly manner and tear at the border when you remove a card).How in the world can this be NOT a leather case if it says it is one? Easy, the trick is called deceptive labeling. Have you noticed that inconspicuous PU in the product name? Well, I haven't. It should say "polyurethane faux-leather case", not "PU leather". I would NOT have paid this price for such a fake, stinky plastic product, even though it looks good on the photo. Well, I'm not using the photo, I'm using the case, and mine stinks to heaven with plastic I can't stand because I'm sensitive to chemicals (and nowadays, who hasn't had cancer in the family yet!). SCAM.

At $16 currently, this one is not a risky investment. This is my first purchase of this type of case and so far I am pretty satisfied with it. I can fit my essential cards without it getting too bulky, but I would probably stick to a money clip for the cash if you're permanently substituting your wallet with this case.If you're concerned that, like many cases, this one will interfere with using the S-pen or the heart rate sensor, don't be. It's unobtrusive and that was a big plus for me as I use the S-pen frequently to keep the screen fingerprint free.The pictures accurately show how the stand works. It's not going to be great for taping away at the device, but it is sturdy enough to prop up to watch a video.I really like the look and feel of the case, but this is not heavy duty protection. While the case is closed, I'm confident that the case will absorb most impacts, but open I feel it would be vulnerable.Overall, I would recommend this case to people that are not as clumsy with their devices and looking to cut down use of their pocket real estate. With the extra pocket space, I carry a small charger cable and a 6400mAh Anker battery to have some extra power on the go.

The case itself feels nice (for imitation leather, at least), but the magnet seems to interfere with the Wacom part of the screen. About half of an inch of the screen in the middle right section becomes a "dead spot" when using the S-Pen, but as soon as you remove the magnet it becomes active again. (just take a knife and make a small insertion and pull the magnet out, then use some fabric glue to get the cut area to stay down flat)

Recently got this case during Prime Day, I've been using it ever since I received it. The case is already falling apart, I haven't even put it through any torture or anything. Just normal wear and tear. The plastic/silicon lining on the edges of the leather are falling off, opening up the sharp leather edge.