Spigen Slim Armor CS Designed for Samsung Galaxy S8 Plus Case (2017) - Rose Gold

No complaint, this product is great.

I've had this case for 2 phones going on 4 years now so I feel like I should share my experience over that time.All in all, still nothing better I've found for what this does. If I had one wish it would be to make this case 1mm - thicker in the card holder. You "can" fit 2 cards plus your ID. It works best if you face one card against the other so they take the least space possible, but they can be tough to get out quickly like this and can cause the slider to bow out a little and in some "rare" cases pop off when your trying to remove a stuck card.Adding just 1mm to the depth would make ID plus 2 cards easy and convenient which is what most people need. I should note I also have my concealed carry permit under my ID, it's a piece of paper and slimmer than a card but does make a difference. But before that I had my insurance card there and most people would probably prefer to do the same.Either way, Spriggen I'd you read this, 1mm please.The case itself feels slim(and still would with an additional 1mm in card area) and it's light and fairly protective. I say fairly because I've been sporting a cracked screen from the corner for almost a year now due to a drop. Hit right on corner, screen broke but most the damage is just the corner so I used a windshield repair kit and been fine since.To be fair though, I've dropped a phone in this case probably 20+ other times and no issue. So overall it does a good job protecting it, but if it hits just right on that front corner, it will break the screen.Fingerprint reader is easy to find with this case so that's a plus. You "can" wirelessly charge with the case on I've found but not completely consistently so I tend to remove my case to charge my phone on one. Luckily removing the case takes about 2 seconds and so does putting it back on.The buttons built into the case to click the phones buttons are well made and reliable. I've never had an issue with them in years of use.The cases durability itself is so so. I go through one on average per year but at this price it's worth it. The slider is the most likely piece to break, but where it connects to case also can break.All in all I'd give it 4 and a half stars. Room for improvement but nothing better for someone who wants to ditch a wallet and just use their phone.

I like that its slimmer than using a rubber card holder stuck to the back of my phone, like I had before. I would like to point out that while it says max of 2 cards and people are disagreeing, I was able to comfortably fit 3 cards in. That being said, with 3 cards in there, I noticed a slight bow at the hinge of the door, like some people were reporting in reveiws. I took the 3rd card out and the door went back to normal. I didnt think the 3rd (slim) card would make a difference, especially for how easy it was to get in and out, and close the little door, but it does make a difference, so just be careful. I think thats where a lot of people who had problems with the door falling off are coming from.I also like that i can use a popsocket with it. I missed using it when I first switched to carrying my cards on my phone, but deemed having id and debit card with me always without a purse was more important. So thats a plus.It does feel, compared to the slim otterbox i had previously, that that screen is more exposed. Im not sure if thats actually true or not, or if the case is just shaped a little different, giving off that impression, but it makes me uneasy.The buttons are really easy to push, its like they arent in a case at all. Id like to clarify that they are covered, just very easy to click. The fingerprint reader is easy to use and get to, but there is a bit of a bump that you rest your finger on while using it. It doesnt make anything harder to use, its just something to get used to. After all, it cant be completely flat, since its got a compartment inside.The case itself is a little slick and hard to hold, which is why I do like my popsocket. Without it, it is almost impossible to keep from dropping it while typing and scrolling without the trusted pinky support.If I had any improvements to suggest, it would be that the case be less slick and easier to hold. Its not a huge deal, but out of everything, it bothered me the most. Ive had more typos in the last day than I have in the year and a half ive had this phone, because holding the phone and typing with 2 thumbs is the perfect way for it to slip right through your grip. I keep having to remind myself to one hand text so I can use my pinky to hold the phone from falling in my lap. The popsocket does help.

I loved my Spigen S6 card holder case for the two years I've had it and the phone is still in brand new condition all around apart from the charging port being scratched from me missing it and the case held up how you'd expect, scratched but still intact and protecting the phone everyday.When I got my S8+ i instantly just searched Spigen S8+ cases and didn't even consider any competition, on day one I can say it's comfortable to hold, the phone feels slim just because it's so large that the extra thickness still looks in proportion, the card holder door feels tight, but time will tell if it loosens up, with two cards in here I can feel and hear them moving slightly when i shake the phone, I feel that Spigen should have put the raised bit of rubber that held the cards in the S6 case with no door, that little change would have stopped the two cards rattling. 3 cards in a push but possible, I wouldn't recommend it though, the case door will probably will become worn.I'm hoping the door doesn't become loose and open too easily but other reviews say otherwise, if this review doesn't get updated the case is fine, the second it goes bad I'll change the review and edit it. Review written 7h September 2017, so if I haven't edited it the case is still good and the door has lasted since that date.

Amazing case, hardly ever take my wallet out with me anymore, there's no need to worry when I accidently drop my phone, the sliding lid closes with a secure click so your cards aren't going to fall out accidently, the only slight thing is that once you take the case off you realise just how slim your phone is and how nice it is to hold and use however all exterior functions (volume keys, power button and Bixby launch button as well as the finger print scanner etc) all work perfectly fine with the slightest bit of resistance from the case but nothing noticeable, the quality of the rear camera image is still as good and not darkened or any additional glare from the inner edges of the case, overall a solid case great for your phone's protection and so useful for day to day use.

Was excited to get this product as I hate carrying lots of things with me. It's a shame u can't add more than 2 cards otherwise it would be great. If u try adding anymore the back sliding part becomes noticeable and sticks out. It's got a good depth for protecting your camera incase u drop it! Not able to comment on the durability as I just received my case today. One other thing to add is the slider is quite sensitive and opens sometimes depending on how I hold the phone but the cards do not fall out. they are secure.

This is another case for my new phone upgrade had same case on other older phone.Just great to keep card in back of phone? it will keep two cards if need be.Really good fit and feel buttons stand out a little. I like that easy to find.Case does not add a great big lump stuck on the back of your phone as you would think, add cards in the back. But you would not know it's on your phone after a day or two of use.Great case

It's a pretty cool case. It stores my card and driver's license which is perfect. However I do find it quite bulky. Another thing I was not pleased with is the fact that it does not support wireless charging. I haven't read the Questions & Answers section before ordering, but I did watch YouTube videos on how this case performs with the Samsung S8+. Guess what, it ought to support wireless charging! Yeah, even with a card in! Which leads to the conclusion that this is probably a knock off. Either that or them Americans get a different version of this particular case.