Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra S-View Wallet Phone Case, Protective Cover with Smart Small Screen View, Finger Tap Control, Slim Design, Card Holder Pocket, US Version, EF-ZS928CBEGUS, Black

Super awesome case. Being able to manage different applications through the window while the phone is being protected. Soft case feels comfortable in your hand, and easy to grip. Minorly bothersome if you're the type of person to single handedly hold your phone. The cover may get in the way. I love the case. Very cool changing photos for the window. Everytime you open and close the case you can have the photo change. Super cool.

Otter-box who?Go back in time with me. Before I purchased the S24 Ultra Unlocked directly from Samsung. Before I decided to avoid the carrier traps. (Sidebar: You LITTERALLY DO NOT OWN YOU'RE PHONE when you need permission to unlock to remove their bloated tracker-ware and trap you into buying their limited over-priced hard-case options that fuel the "love of" brands you were told are the best options by the carriers. I'm looking at you Otter-Box and ilk. That's trapped name-brand recognition. Before I was, clearly, bitter about my options. Before I knew about the manufacturer's recommended options vs the carrier's kick-back options that get all the 5-stars on Amazon.Before all of that realization, I purchased a Samsung Galaxy S23+ 5G directly. In addition to all the perks Samsung gave me to do so they gave me Galaxy S23+ S-View Wallet Case, Black.Anyway, I loved that case so much, there was only one choice for me with my S24 Ultra. Yup, this silicone beauty!It's lightweight, covers the screen, has a little pocket for my appointment cards AND if you flip the cover around and make a teepee the cover becomes a nice kickstand for video. Add a screen protector and you're set!Or, you can get a giant hunk of plastic that turns your sleek thin phone into a giant hunk of ugly that leaves no room in your pocket for anything else. Just a giant solid square. I guess that's why they call it Otter-Box. Cause Beaver-Box limits their marketing to half the population. I wonder if they tossed around Camel Toe-Box or Moose Knuckle-Box for the niche crowd. Maybe raised the price for the novelty?I'm sorry. I was out of line. Or was I?So, your choice. Get a sleek comfortable multi-use form-fitting sexy case without all the gimmick or a giant plastic log.

I like the look of it, but it only fit 1 card. Had to squeeze in 2 more cards into it, but then it doesn't close nicely anymore. Kickstand isn't very useful as it keeps falling over. Easy to install and use. Case is very durable, but magnet doesn't work well if you put 2 or more cards in. It does protect the phone well. Dropped it a few times at work and it has no scratches on the phone screen. 👍 Overall it's pretty good.

I wanted a case that wasn't bulky or heavy, and liked the idea of covering (at least most of) the screen. I've been using this case for months, and was initially worried that repeated opening of the front would cause the cover to come off, but that has not happened. You can still activate the exposed part of the screen while the case is closed, swipe left to handle music controls, etc. Just know that it's not a heavy duty case and you're good!

Great quality, fun idea placement. Still works as another S-view would

This is one of my favorite cases this is the second one I bought. Only reason I had to buy another is bc I upgraded phones. I will buy another for my next phone.

One of my favorite cases for this phone definitely protects.

As someone who has used S-View cases on all my Samsung Phones since the S4, this one in particular seems like it was an afterthought. And after learning that the S25 series doesn't even have S-View support, it solidifies that feeling.Old S-View cases, had a nice soft touch exterior, some that felt like fabric, others that was a more premium feeling material. This one, feels and sounds like cheap plastic. The cover, doesn't even secure itself to the phone, which older ones really didn't either, but they felt like they fit flush enough that just by suction alone, they kept closed much easier. And when you flip the old ones closed, it sounded soft, like a puff. This sounds like a clack of hard plastic on glass.Older S-view cases also had plastic windows, this one is just a hole, which I guess lets you interact with the screen, but in most cases, you're either looking at the clock, or glancing at a text message or notification anyway, so it just feels like a big hole in the case without any protection. Oh and the Galaxy S4's plastic window, could be interacted through, so there really isn't any reason they couldn't have here, except to cut costs I feel.The side buttons aren't clicky at all. Some older S-View cases would have clicky buttons, or be able to press through the fabric at the hinge, depending on the model. This one, the power button I don't even know if its being pressed in or not, same for the volume buttons. There just isn't any tactile feeling anymore, it almost feels like a phone that the button got so full of crud, that they don't push in properly anymore.Now I've sat here and complained about it for 5 minutes, but some of the nice features are the camera cutouts. The back is thick enough that it makes them flush with the case, so they're not sticking out and possibly be prone to scratching or cracking. And the inside of the case where your phone goes into, does have some of that soft touch material that makes it feel more premium. But its on the spot your fingers DON'T touch.All in all, it does the job, but there is so many shortcomings if you're used to previous higher quality S-View cases that Samsung offered. It just feels like another feature they're slowly sunsetting, just like the Bluetooth functionality of the new S25U's S-Pen, or headphone jacks and expandable storage of the past. A shame, because the phone itself is top notch and this feels like it doesn't do it justice.