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I bought a leather cover for my Galaxy S22. Stupid design around the lenses meant that when I was taking a photo, a strip of leather was in the shot as it gradually bent over, because some clever idiot didn't think to put a sturdy wire inside the casing. So, I had to cut it off. This meant that the phone itself got scratched. I am furious. Never buying this expensive crap again.
Just bought an iPhone 7 wallet phone case from here as a Christmas present. The customer service was great and the postage was fairly quick bearing in mind it was shipped from Europe. Product was of great quality, not much more to add!
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