Samsung S8 Case, Joopapa Galaxy S8 Wallet case, Pu Leather Magnet Stand Wallet Credit Card Holder Flip Case Cover Built-in 9 Card Slots Case For Samsung Galaxy S8 (Blue)
Product Description
Samsung S8 Case, Joopapa Galaxy S8 Wallet case, Pu Leather Magnet Stand Wallet Credit Card Holder Flip Case Cover Built-in 9 Card Slots Case For Samsung Galaxy S8 (Blue)
- Perfect Design for Samsung Galaxy S8
- Keep your phone safe and protected in style with this Leather accessory
- Built in 9 Card Slot to Conveniently Store ID or Credit Card
- Provides best protection and prevents scratches
- Stylish folio type case design
Made of high quality PU leather and plastic.
Rounded edges offering added protection and a sophisticated look.
Magnetic REMOVABLE detachable horizontal flip PU Leather Wallet Case.
Combination of wallet and cell phone case. Features 9 card slots and 2 inner pockets, which provides enough space for your credit cards and pocket money.
Openings for the dock connector, charger, side buttons, speaker, microphone and camera were precisely cut.
Provides excellent protection and prevent scratches, finger print, dirt and daily wear and tear from accumulating.
Material:PU leather + Plastic
Compatible with Samsung Galaxy S8
Packing Including:
1 x Leather Case For Samsung Galaxy S8
Technical Specifications
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