Dreem Fibonacci 2-in-1 Wallet Case for Apple iPhone X & Xs - Luxury Vegan Leather, Magnetic Detachable Shockproof Phone Case, RFID Card Protection, 2-Way Flip Stand - Chocolate

Each time I upgrade my phone, I reorder this case for that model. I've tried a bunch of these over the years and this is hands down the best one on the market in my experience. I like to travel light, meaning just a driver's license and two cards - one for personal purchases and the other for business. I'll often tuck a large denomination bill into the pocket behind the cards but generally speaking I don't like to use cash unless necessary (bulky, too much work to keep track of for home budget). I also park a pair of Thin Optics readers into this hidden pocket (without its own case).These wallets are a great solution to avoid carrying a regular wallet which I haven't done in years. And when around the house, I pop the phone off the magnetic-backed wallet and the phone remains protected in its own, detachable case. No issues with the magnets interfering with phone or credit cards - ever. In the car, the case surrounding the phone adheres strongly to those magnetic holders that clip on the vent. I keep an extra magnetic holder in my travel backpack for rental cars so I can always have Waze in convenient view.Summary of Pros:- nice looking- nice material- durable- STRONG magnetic backing, unlike the competitors I've tried- convenient magnetic closure tabs in place of a single, long/bulky wrap-around strap on many competitors- detachable case still protects phone out of the wallet- detachable case has raised lip around edge to protect phone screen from scratching on surface when phone placed face down- ample storage to replace regular wallet if you can live with 2-3 cards and skip the cash day to dayThe only Con I can think of is actually just the potential inconvenience of not being able to carry more cards or cash or other items in the wallet which would prevent the wallet from staying closed. But adding more stuff only contradicts what I'm trying to accomplish which is minimalism. Want to have more cards at hand? Add them to Apple Wallet as digital forms of payment or reference.

When my husband commented on an ad he'd seen for a phone case that doubled as a wallet, I knew he'd love to get one as a gift. The one in the ad was totally impractical though, as it only held two credit cards and no cash. I did a web search and came across several iPhone wallets listed on Amazon. The Dreem Fibonacci was more expensive than the others, but a lot nicer and it still cost less than most wallets. As a vegetarian, I appreciated that the Fibonacci is made with vegan leather, but even I was impressed by how much it looks like the real thing. The texture and stitching are authentic, and - had I bought it in a store - I would have sworn it was real leather. My husband actually thought it was until I pointed out that it was vegan.The wallet comes in two parts, which is perfect; particularly for a man who must carry the wallet in a pocket, yet needs to use the phone separately without leaving his wallet open all the time. The phone case is similar to the one he'd been using before, with a protective shell that is very effective in absorbing shocks from falls, which are all-too-frequent in my husband's case. He's never broken a screen and we want to keep it that way. The leather backing is a nice, elegant touch. The case works well with magnetic mounts, so using it in a car is simple. The separate wallet case is magnetic and the phone case simply and securely snaps right in. The hole for the camera lines up perfectly, and there's a slot for the speaker on the opposite side so that the phone can be used with the wallet closed. Fortunately, the magnet doesn't seem to affect the magnetic stripes on our credit cards or MTA fare cards.As a wallet, the one and only disappointment is that it's not long enough for standard U.S. bills. My husband solved this very cleverly by folding the 1's and 5's a quarter of the way down on one end, and the 10's and 20's on the other end, actually making it easier to find the correct bills. There are three slots for credit cards, each of which can hold 2 or 3 cards, which is certainly sufficient for the essentials. Now - instead of fumbling with both a wallet and a phone while trying to catch a bus or the subway - he has everything he needs in one convenient case that easily slips into his front pants pocket or into an inside jacket pocket. My husband loves it!