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Influence & Stats:
Total Paid Out: $19,126
Development Duration: 2 months
Days in Store: 182
Units to Date: 16,808
Keeper - Out of Pocket
Keeper is a leather card case that fits onto an iPhone 5, providing the utility of a wallet without the added bulk. Simply clip the case onto the back of your device for instant storage on the go, including two credit cards slots and an open window slot for an ID. Combining a smooth leather surface and easy-open clasp with a protective shell, Keeper seamlessly blends the aesthetics of a phone case and a wallet, with no good feature left behind.
Features:
- Three card slots for credit cards and ID
- Leather wallet flap to keep cards safe and secure
- Plastic hard case for additional protection
Materials:
- Leather
- Plastic
Dimensions:
- 125mm H x 60mm W x 11mm D
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Average Rating
(based on 17 reviews)
Use at your own Risk
Like Erik said the case needs to be redesigned to hold the phone better. The phone felt a loose in the case when we first put it in. A week into using it while taking a picture the phone just fell out of the case. I now have a phone with a shattered screen because of the poor quality of the product.
Best wallet case on the planet
I am using Keeper for about a month now and here are my experiences with it. It's the most useful wallet case there is. I didn't want to buy something like the 'BookBook' case, because of the large design. Keeper is relatively thin and doesn't add up much weight to your iPhone 5. Besides that: it looks quite good. The case good be improved a little bit. As mentioned in the other reviews the plastic needs to be redesigned, because it doesn't fit great on my phone. In a next version I would love to have a transparent plastic over the ID section of the wallet.
Almost perfect ...
I use mine everyday. Perfect for my needs with one exception .. it needs a way to secure bills. I've taken to using a wide rubber band and threading my cash through it. Works great but looks a little ghetto. Ideal would be a money clip attached to the front.
