Is there a separator between the cards and the back of the iphone? If there is no separator, how has the back of the phone held up pulling cards out?
1564643
Incipio provides a plastic film for the back of the phone similar to what you would put on the front screen. It protects the back of the phone from scratches. However, there is no separator. I hope this helps!
1564644
There is no separator, but limiting to three cards ensures that they are not so tight as to scratch the back of phone.
1564645
i have returned this case three time to the company for cracks. I am not happy with thise case at all.
2284292
If you mean is there anything to keeps your cards and stuff from rubbing against the back of the phone the answer is no. There is no protection on the back of the phone except the door that opens and closes. I hate to be critical but that one is no good. The otter box version slides up and down and is a better product. Wish they had made this one like they did the 4s, but unfortunately it pales in comparison.
1230864
I haven't tried it but the wallets is constructed like this. The phone snaps into a plastic cover that is attached to the leather wallet, so you would have two barriers to go through and from what I understand you cant have too much between the phones, that is why the S4 back cover is so thin on the phone.
669745
No there is no place for cards and no it's form fitted to the iPhone so there is no extra room to fit it with a case already on.
1427863
The phone slips in a little sleeve opposite the card slots. I have the iPhone 5S and I haven't had any problems with it falling out, even though there's no way to latch or secure the phone in. I honestly love this wallet, I use it all the time.
1343785
No. There is a plastic holder that covers the whole back and sides of phone which is attached to the wallet and the phone fits perfect into the plastic holder. It is added protection. The phone snaps in and out of the holder easily for use. Hope this helps!!!
1618874
I have this problem often and it's the gears directly in there. Both sides need the gears adjusted by finger to ensure that they are both closest to the top. This is in the instructions so it may be something you've tried, but that's what always works for me. The gears have to be up to grab the cards. If that doesn't work it might be an issue beyond the gears you can access and something else could've shifted in shipping.
1859230
Yes there is. There is a layer of plastic between the iPhone and the space where the wallet is. I think that this offers a dual layer of protection should you drop the the phone.
1904494
It is a pain to take out . When the card is in, try pushing it in again and it will pop out a little. Then use your nail or something thin and gently pry it out. Hope that helps
1616540
I had the same concern, but you need not worry. The case is made of high quality material that isn't stretching over time/use. That being said, it probably makes sense to keep more than a couple of cards (or bills) to make it thick enough for it to not be an issue. The case is holding up great! Thanks for asking. -SEAN
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Not that I have experienced. Money is tricky because it wants to stick so I put it between my license and credit card so it's 2 cards and cash. Otherwise it's hard to get out because it sticks with the case. I've had the case a while now and so far it's still holding up well and the cards are still staying safe. And I've only ever used 3 cards max to avoid overloading it to where it would cause them to fall out easier.
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No, there's a rubbery plastic arm that applies pressure to the cards inside the case. If you only keep 1 or 2 cards in there all the time, they should not slip out.I personally squeeze in 4 cards and find that to be the absolute maximum capacity. If I minimize it down to 2 cards at this point, it will still be okay and not slip out. 1 card alone will definitely slip out.
2040842
Mine has jammed up when I tried to. It can take the card separately with no problem, though.
1994922
probably not the wallet itself. we took items (id cards, hotel card, debit card) out of the wallet and placed in pak with an iPhone. that all did fit.
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There is a black tab marked "push" above the card, locking the card in. Holding the tab down allows you to slide the card out toward the top of the phone. Not easy since finger may slip on the card. Hope this helps. Jr.
167065
no, it is just an empty container that has a backrest to hold cards...the only thing attached to the container is the back rest, and even that can be moved to accommodate how many cards you want to put in the container. hope this helps!
1555510
Yes. One card is not as snug as three but the solo card should stay in place. If you look at the inside of the case, the bit that goes next the phone, in the middle of the card slot area, you'll notice a little rectangular bump that pushes against the phone. This presses any cards in the slot against the far side creating a bit more friction to help keep the card in.