Samsung Galaxy S23 FE S-View Wallet Phone Case, Protective Cover with Card Holder Slot, Finger Tap Display Window, US Version, EF-ZS711CBEGUS, Black

FlipSuit Case for the Samsung Galaxy S24 FE! It's the ideal choice if you're looking for a perfect blend of robust protection, a flawless fit, and a touch of unique personalization thanks to its ingenious FlipSuit design that lets you swap out the back card. Plus, it's made with quality materials that provide a pleasant and secure grip, and its easy installation and removal make it very practical for daily use.If you get this item at a good price you won't regret it.

Very good product- perfectly matches S24 FE. Solid case with nice viewport. I purchased another "for Samsung" case while ago and it was terrible.

Pros: Battery, Design, Feels like premium Quality, features(AI)Cons: Camera, Size is big

Good fit, nice feel to it

I really like this case. I got it during a sale so it was $3.20 at the time. It holds up to it promise of being a versatile phone case. It protects my phone very well while also carying a card. The two cons of this case is one the slight fraying of plastic around the front edges. Ive has it less than 2 weeks and definitely didn't anticipate, damage like that this early on. The second thing is the color. I bought the white one because it was on sale, but if you can get a darker color do it. This case picks up every smudge known to man. I clean my phone and cases weekly, so it stays fairly clean but I accidentally got some ink my fingers and it transfered. I was able to get most of it off easily but there are still stains.Fun features:If you hold the screen while the case is closed you can change the little display screen. That was really fun to find out. I added the designs myself using washi tape. It does not come like that.

The media could not be loaded. 2024-12-02. SAMSUNG Galaxy S24 FE Wallet Phone Case. Smart screen. Finger tap control. Slim design. Card holder pocket. US Version. Blue.When I got my GS6, my carrier gave me a deal on a S-View case, and I absolutely loved it! Since then, I've been purchasing a S-View case with each upgrade of my Samsung Galaxy. With the GS24, the case is no longer called S-View and the wallet case is re-designed so that the entire phone sits into the case (not just the corners and a low profile base.)What I like about these cases is that they give you a quick peek into things without having to open the case at all. The finger commands are nice and sensitive and the wallet case is fully compatible with wireless charging. The credit card pocket is good for ONE card and the cavity is recessed especially to accommodate. What's also new for this model are the cutouts for the rear camera. With the GS22, it was one large cutout, with the GS24, each lens is perfectly covered.The only ONE notable I have is with the front window, But it's not a major one. When you fold the front cover completely over to the back, the window is slightly shorter than the three lenses on the back and cover them a little. Surprisingly though, it did not come into view of any of the pictures. It can if you don't fully fold it back straight, but it's clearly visible on the screen and you can easily adjust it blindly with little effort.Installation is a breeze and it snaps in like any other silicone case. The fully encased perimeter provides better protection than it's predecessors and performs flawlessly upon opening and closing the cover. The interactive front window works, but is very small, so those with larger fingers may have some issues with swiping. Scrolling works without issue. Personally, I always installed a screen protector, but I've never had one crack on me, so one is probably not necessary (and yes, I have dropped the phone several times, all on accident of course.)This OEM case currently retails for $40, and with current S24 prices, it works out to about 6% of the phones value, which is very reasonable considering it's protecting something that's worth over 16 times more!There are plenty of non-OEM cases out there, but I've never really tried them. Some of them look fancier, they're fully compatible, have high ratings, and they're cheaper. I still prefer to go OEM, not sure why. Maybe if the price of protective cases exceed 10% of the phones value I'll switch. But until then, I think it's not bad value and will continue to go with OEM.

It protects my phone well, I drop it all time and it's still fine, except for the bottom where it doesn't cover. There the paint has scratched a little but honestly you can't even see it except in perfect lighting and even then only if your looking for it. It's pretty light as well. I wouldn't reccomend it though as it's plastic feel isn't very premium and it gets extremely dirty extreme fast. I literally cleaned it 5 minutes ago and it's already smudged. Looks horrible. Do yourself a solid and don't buy this.

For the price, it's a good case. I wouldn't have paid full price, but I'm glad I bought the case.The good:- The case does a good job protecting most of the phone. The sides are protected, most of the screen and back is protected.- The case itself isn't bulky, but still does a good job protecting the phone itself.The bad:- In the past, there was a piece of clear plastic that protected the portion of the screen that shows through. Samsung has stopped putting this piece of transparent plastic. I have a hunch this is so you can take pictures with the case folded back.- The case doesn't fully close.- If you fold back the front to take a photo, part of the bottom lens is covered. This hasn't been a problem yet, so maybe Samsung accounted for that, but it's something to be aware of.