Spigen Slim Armor CS Designed for iPhone Xs Case (2018) - Black

I bought three of these credit-card-storage cases to try them out - a Clayco, a Titanium, and this Spigen. All were good cases. The Clayco is the lightest and offers the least protection of the three. I'd rate it offering medium protection especially around the perimeter. The card slot is at the bottom and is fairly well made. It holds two credit cards and my drivers license, but just barely. The Titanium is the plainest looking of the three, but offers the most protection for the phone. Very light and it easily holds three credit cards plus an ID. The Spigen is my favorite of the group. I've owned this brand before and they've always been good. The slide-card is not my favorite design, but this one just barely holds two credit cards plus my ID. The Spigen also has the best phone buttons - for what that's worth. Summary: Clayco is best looking but offers least protection. Titanium offers most protection and most storage room, but is the least attractive. Spigen is well made, has the best finish and best buttons, phone protection is better than the Clayton but not quite as good as the Titanium.

This case is awesome and for such a great price. The build quality is phenomenal, and it looks cool too. As for the cardholder slot, I found that it can hold 1 credit card, a driver's license, a thin card (NYC metro card), and 1 folded up bill simultaneously. Any more than that and you'll find that the sliding door bulges up a tiny up. Speaking of the sliding door, it closes comfortably and does not feel loose at all. One thing I was initially worried about before buying this case was if the swipe-up gesture on the iPhone X would be difficult to activate due to the raised edge on the bottom of this case. After using the phone in the case for 10 seconds, I realized that is not a problem at all. I did find that a little bit of dust collects along where the phone's display meets the edges of the case, however it's not really an issue. Spigen coming through with the best iPhone cases once again. Well done.

Quick warning! If you have a metal Credit Card you can kiss wireless charging good bye. I didn't think of this before purchase and cannot use with my main card... nothing to do with the case, any other combination of cards works perfect.I've always liked Spigen, and this case holds up. It's a significant case with lots of device protection. I have room in the back for 3 cards - driver license, health insurance, and one credit card. It's a little tight, but it allows me to say good bye to the wallet. I really like that the cards are completely hidden. I haven't had any issues with sliding the case open and closed. It seems a little cheap, but it's working great for me. I have once or twice had a card slip out the side, but it's not a big deal and has happened very infrequently. Definitely looks better than any of the cases that look like they glued a wallet part to the back of a case... but that's just my preference.

I bought the Slim Armor CS case for my son’s iPhone Xs, and it has been a great choice. The case is well-built, offering solid protection while still being slim and not too bulky. The card storage compartment is a standout feature—it easily fits a couple of credit cards and some cash, making it super convenient when he doesn’t want to carry a wallet.The dual-layer design provides good shock absorption, and the raised edges help protect the screen and camera. The sliding door for the card compartment is secure and doesn’t open accidentally. Despite daily use, the case has held up well without showing too many scratches or signs of wear.Overall, this is a practical and protective case that works great for anyone who wants to carry essentials without extra bulk. Definitely recommend it!

Well this is the 3rd iPhone Spigen case I’ve owned. It began with an iPhone 6 Plus that the entire back slip down to access, then my iPhone 7 case that the bottom flipped up to reveal the cards to slide out. That was the easiest to get the cards out but took a two handed effort to peel the case open. I believe I liked it better because the cards could be slid out and because of the design I had no fears of it accidentally opening. This case though yet another change in design and very similar to a Verus case I purchased for my iPhone 6 Plus has a door that slopes sideways and the molded lip to this does make for a much easier grab to slide the door open. Then however it does require some effort to grab the cards out because instead of a sliding action like the previous design you must pinch the card with fingertips to extract the cards. Maybe if I had long nails it would help but I don’t so it’s more effort to grab them and sometimes is a little difficult. I finally realized my best assault was to trap at the corner of the card the pull it out. Overall though I’m not quite as satisfied with this design over the prior I must point out the positive. The case feels good and smooth to the design of the phone. Well made as Spigen make quality cases in my opinion. I have my drivers license and one credit card with me in my phone because I don’t leave home without it and I feel secure in recommending this case to anyone and I don’t have any concerns that the door will accidentally open and lose my cards. Great case. Please keep making them Spigen. Guess I’m a fan boy but I’m not a paid sponsor

I used to be a monster, wandering through the world with a case-less iPhone. I purchased this case after I received a replacement for my mangled and disfigured iPhone. It's a very convenient case because aside from my phone, I only need my ID and credit card when I leave the house. The case holds one card perfectly. Two cards are alright. Three...you can do it but you're really pushing it. The case has lasted me five years and has done its job of protecting my phone when I've dropped it. Now that I have switched to a different phone, the first thing I did was look for a similar case for it. This is a great case.