EYN Products Case with Kickstand for iPhone 5/5s - Orange

Beautiful wine color case. I owned the black case for my iPhone 5. It carried 2 IDs and 2 credit cards, plus the mirror is the best thing. I can check quickly my makeup instead of going to the restroom to do that quick check. Unfortunately, I dropped my phone too many times the case broke. Then my iphone 5 got stolen. I upgraded to a iPhone 6. By the time my order came in I didn't need it. I'm looking into returning the iPhone 5 case or sell it. Too bad because no other case out there has a mirror. I really liked this combo.

I used this case for several months. I found it mostly satisfactory.Pros:-Beautiful color-Nice, rubberized texture-Sturdy construction-Very protective-Storage space-mirror includedCons:-The rubberized coating began to fade away after a month or so on the corners of the case-The storage area only held three cards, or two cards and one folded up bill (no exceptions!)-If you put too much in the storage compartment it won't snap shut-It's hard to get open to take the phone out-kind of bulky for not being able to carry very muchFor me, the pro's outweighed the cons until I gained confidence that I wasn't going to drop my incredibly expensive phone and bought a slimmer case. It was nice to have a mirror in my pocket without having to carry a separate compact, and it was convenient to carry my ID, my credit card, and some cash with me at all times.If you have any questions, let me know

This product had such hope in concept, but it’s designed sooo badly, I couldn’t believe it made it to production. More time should have been spent in design finalization, because this product idea is so good. Execution...not so much.The compartment on back is big enough for cards, cash, and so much more **but the closing clasp is so cheap it doesn’t stay closed with anything wider than two (maximum) credit cards**FURTHER there’s a “clip” inside the flap to hold cards in place: **it’s curved outward in such a way that it, too, prevents closure AT ALL if there’s any more than two cards in there.AND the wristlet—it’s threaded INSIDE the compartment so that it also prevents closing unless you manually hold it out of the way.I was so sad how crummy this was. I wanted it to be so much better! I hope that maybe the EYN 2.0 will come out with some much-needed tweaks, because it’s so close, yet so far. Bummer.

This case is perfect for traveling, shopping, and sight seeing. Anytime you want to ditch that purse. It holds your drivers license, credit card, and a few folded bills with ease. And still fits in your pocket. When I pull it out to pay, the cashiers always ask where they can get one.

Since having our baby, I was trying to simplify life by not carrying as much crap. Well this case helped with that. I'll get down to the point for those quick readers:- It's thick so don't expect to wear in your pants pocket- Fits 4 CC's and a dollar bill- Very sturdy plastic and I have no worries about my phone breaking- It comes with a cord strung through a top loop that can get pinched when opening and closing: kind of annoying but no deal breaker- Opening is stiff at first but seems to loosen up over time- I like that the storage is in the back enabling ease of phone use versus in a wallet case with a flap over the screenNow the details for the "readers"....Yep, it is thick like the other reviewers have said so putting it in your pants pocket isn't really practical. I am able to hold four cards in it and a dollar bill. The trick is to stagger your cards so that the CC numbers don't all align. Also, if you push two cards into the bottom of the clip and two cards pushed up as far as you can, then the case closes with ease. I know it sounds like a pain but I am only going in the case for 1 CC. The other cards are medical cards and drivers license so it's no biggie for me. All in all I am pretty happy with it and my toddler likes to play with it =D

I love this case and I've had it in two different colors. I love the ability to carry my cards together with my phone (it holds 3 cards easily and sometimes 4), and the wristlet strap makes it even easier. It's very convenient knowing that I can just bring my phone and have everything I may need to go to the store or run errands.The major inconveniences of this case are:1. The headphone jack is inaccessible with the case on. Any time I want to plug in headphones, I have to remove the bottom of the case. This is pretty inconvenient for me because I use the headphone jack nearly daily.2. The case gets in the way of the camera. In order to take a picture without any obstruction, I have to open the back part of the case (where the cards are stored), but then my cards are visible to everyone.Despite these problems, I've used these cases for about the last year and I mostly like them. I always get comments from people - first asking "Why is your case so big?!" then thinking it's awesome after realizing that it stores cards. If you are looking for a case to hold your cards, this is a great one, but please be aware of its downfalls before purchasing.

This is my favorite case! So many people have asked me about it. It is very easy to hold and gives the phone a little depth. I have no problem opening up the pocket door. Inside I keep my ID, a credit card, and a key. If I try to put anything else in there it won't close. Sometimes if I am going out, I will take everything out to hold cash and my license.I have no problems taking pictures with this. I also love the little mirror, it is very handy.I can't imagine ever having another phone case! If they made one with a little more room in the pocket, I would buy it. Otherwise, quite happy with this case.If this has been helpful, please mark it as so. Thanks!