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This is the fourth case from TORRO all for different size iPhones that we have purchased and the quality is second to none

After finally splashing out on a new phone, I wanted to get a cover for the new one that would keep it protected as much as possible without costing the earth. This cover certainly fits the bill so far yet it is still early days. It is clearly well made, looks good & fits the phone securely. I wanted a folio case as when working I tend to have 2 phones in my pocket at once as it offers better protection, my only concern may be about the magnetic catch not securing fully over time, but so far I’m very pleased & would happily buy another Torro case in the future.

When i received thisTorro Phone Case, i look, i thought too big but it is not, when i put my iPhone into the case. it was good. i like the magnet better than other one is full belt cover the case.

I ordered this as a replacement after one failed to turn up and as that never came and it's brilliant. Excellent value for money, easy installation and protects the phone very well. Slightly thicker than my previous case, however, very good and would definitely recommend

Bought as a present for my dad, he was pleased with it. The price, postage and delivery were all good and the case itself serves its purpose.

The phone case is very well constructed of good sturdy leather! I am very pleased with my purchase as it’s well made and robust! Thanks

Beautifully made, high quality phone case. Perfect fit!!!

So disappointing. The item seems to be of good quality and looks nice, but when I put the iPhone 13 pro in, the right-hand button doesn't match up with the button recess on the case. Quality control issue clearly. Returned.

Very good quality. I was ver impressed. Would order again,

El artículo rebasó con mucho los expectativas, muy bueno

I love this case for my IPhone as I enjoy the peace of mind that the case protects my phone. The quality is superb and I love it.

I have been a very long time fan of the Otterbox Strada cases specifically for their more slender folio style, the leather feel, and the high quality protection. Otterbox, however, did not make one for the iPhone 13 Pro, and some research led me here. I e had this Torro case for a while now and I’m even happier with it than the Strada.It feels very good in the hand. It’s easy to use one handed as the magnet is not so strong as to make it very hard to open, but it is still very durable. That same magnet does work quite well at keeping the cover from opening or closing on its own during an impact. It is even a little smaller than the Strada so it fits in the pocket better, and it’s easier to use as a stand for watching things as well. Overall, incredibly happy with this case and will keep this company at the top of my radar in the future for my phones.

I had a Sena phone wallet ehich wasp leasing and highly serviceable and would have been a choice for my IPhone 13 but shipping expenses and currency conversion made it prohibitively expensive. A friend advised of how pleased she was with her Torro iPhone 12 wallet so I pursued this option for both my Mini 6 case and 13 wallet.The orientation to the two sides of the 13Wallet differ between Sena and Torrowith each having what I perceive to its own advantage. Sena uses a separate piece of leather to marry both sides which make it more flexible and one would anticipate longer serving whist Torro is one piece for both s sides. This is not to say the latter is less serviceable necessary and the opening and closing is efficient. Serviceability of the Torro wallet will be a function of use over time bit that of Sena has proven its serviceability over the time I have used it for my iPhone XR. The advantage that the Torro has over Sena, in my opinion, comes from how the two sides are secured when closed. Sena uses a strap secured by a button closure and the strap adds a n uneven lying position when on a seevice and is wakward to open notwithstanding button closures are simple to use in principal, but that may not be the case if one hand is otherwise occupied and a ‘phone call demands attention. Torro has a lever resolution to the minor bulk of a securing strap and button. The securing mevhomism is a half srptrap to the edge of each side w which meet when the wallet is closed and the closure is secured with.a magnet. It is a most elegant and novel solution to the need for proficiency and aesthetics. One further feature Sena has but Torro does not is a windowed card slot for I’d but both have card slots and a body length slot for incidentals.The fit for the ‘phone for both wallets is secure and both provide good device protection. The aesthetics for both are pleasing but Torro wallets have a glossy finish whilst Ena is more of a satin finish. I would recommend eithernotwithstanding landedprice differentials where the Torro wallet in my case was the decided winner.