Hengwin Phone Holster Belt Case with Belt Clip, Genuine Leather Belt Pouch Cell Phone Holder Fit for iPhone 16 Plus 15 Pro Max 14 Pro Max Samsung Galaxy S25 Plus (Fit Cellphone with Case On) (Brown)

This is a very nice phone case with your business attire. Additionally, you can store your drivers license, credit cards and business cards. The durability is great and you will definitely get the value for the cost.

I liked the leather quality. It has enough room for two phones. Easy to use for travel.Would have been nice to have a belt clip so that the belt does not have to be opened to attach it and to take it off, especially for airport security.

This would be very nice for at twice the price. Beautifully designed and constructed, appropriately thin and subtile leather (though not top grain), good, even stitching, riveted stress points, appropriately sized zippers on the pockets, all pockets are nylon fabric lined, the magnetic clasp is appropriately strong. The supplied carabiner is caca; replace it with a screw close chain link. Fits my Google Pixel 7 loosely but securly; easy in, easy out, even one handed when driving. The sewn on leather loop holding the attachment ring for the carabiner is the weak point; it will eventually wear through and, perhaps, lose your phone. If that was a bit stronger - 5 stars.

Impressed! Great quality leather, great value for money, definitely durable and will last a long time. Very well-made, crafted holster. Overall, Great Quality Product!

THIS PRODUCT TURNED OUT TO BE JUST WHAT I WANTED. IT IS JUST THE RIGHT FIT FOR MY TWO CELLPHONES.

I love the quality except for the magnetic closer. The closer is so weak that it doesn’t do much of anything. The flap is loose and stays open. I definitely would not recommend buying this item at all.

Simple, practical and attractive, a good buy

So far, I really like this holster. Its main pocket is just the right size for my Samsung Galaxy A54 smartphone, its front zipper pocket is perfect for holding my business cards and its external proportions are such that it doesn't block access to my right front pants pocket, interfere with pedaling my bicycle or generally stick out and hit things. (That said, while a businessman might wear this holster with a suit, I would not recommend wearing it to a formal event under a suit or tuxedo jacket.)I started buying phone holsters because I concluded that the only way I'd be able to remember to carry my business cards was if I could keep them with my phone. My phone goes pretty much everywhere with me (heh, just like pretty much everybody else these days!), and it's just about the only accessory that does and could be a suitable item on which business cards might piggyback. I suppose if I normally wore a business suit during the week, I'd keep the business cards in a business card holder that would go in an inner jacket pocket. Or, if I were a salesman, they'd slip into a briefcase or attache. But these don't work for me. I'm an IT consultant, my work attire is smart casual and my laptop travels in a messenger bag that doesn't have any good pockets for conveniently accessing business cards.The problem, for me, is that I've never found a normal smartphone carrier that has anyplace to carry business cards. Maybe women would have an easier time with this, as there are plenty of smartphone wallets that work well in a purse, and some of those smartphone wallets have card holders. But the typical phone holders for men are minimalist belt-clip holders and hard-shell phone protectors for suit jacket pockets and belts, and I have yet to find one of those with accessory compartments. The first suitable carriers that could accommodate a phone and business cards were actually camera cases for small point-and-shoots. They were generally OK for me, but they didn't tend to last long, often didn't offer much protection for the phone and looked a bit strange.My second-to-latest phone holster was leather, like this one, but was too wide and stuck out too much, which made it obtrusive. It had extra carrying capacity, which might have been nice if I'd needed to carry TWO smartphones, but I really didn't need all the pockets and space the thing had. On top of that, the all the pockets closed with zippers, and since the three closest to the top were in close proximity, I found that I was constantly going into the wrong pocket to get my phone. In the end, it wasn't anywhere nearly as durable as it looked -- the main zipper broke, which led to my purchase of this holster.I find my new holster to be very convenient to use. The main slot and its neighbor are closed by a magnetically-latched flap, and while this isn't as water-resistant as the old holster's supposedly weatherproof zippers, it should be good enough to protect my phone for a brief foray out in the rain. The secondary slot is too small for my phone, so I don't get it confused with the main slot. I might be a good place to keep an accessory charge cable at some point, but so far, I haven't used the secondary slot or the second zipper compartment on the back. (I probably won't use that second zipper compartment. It zips down to open, up to close. My old holster had a similar compartment, and its zipper was always finding its way down the track to the fully open position. I haven't had my new holster long enough to see if this will be a problem, but I suspect it will be.)