Previously I used an OtterBox which was great for durability but I worried about dropping the phone. Being waterproof and drop proof won't help me if I drop my phone off a ship, out a window, or off a cliff! If I'm somewhere precarious the wrist/neck strap ensures that my phone won't escape. I could also imagine using the lanyard while traveling if I'm using a e-ticket. The lanyard would make it easy to scan at the gate without having to juggle my phone while carrying luggage.

Possible Cons:
The lanyard attaches to a metal loop (good) but that metal loop is attached to the case with a woven strap. That part makes me a little nervous in terms of its long term durability/security.

The space to hold money/cards seems tight/awkward. Perfect for emergency cash or "if lost call" info but it doesn't seem like it would be easy to use. That's fine with me since I didn't plan to use it regularly and I didn't want a bulky wallet attached to my phone.

Pros:
The aqua color is attractive. Not too bright, not too dull.

The aqua material feels leathery and looks more expensive than it was.

The black rubbery casing feels durable. It fit my iPhone 7 perfectly. Easy to attach and yet it doesn't feel like there is any risk of the phone slipping out. Cutouts around the camera and covers for the buttons are correctly aligned and work well.

The black and white strap seems strong, similar to seat belt material, but yet it is soft to the touch (unlike seat belts!). It's attractive and thick enough to feel secure without being too bulky.

The strap on the back has made it much more comfortable to text for longer periods. There's enough room to slide my fingers underneath without the strap being too bulky.

In all, I would certainly recommend this case to others. I think it is strange that more companies have not started offering cases with a place to attach a lanyard or wrist strap.

Love the versatility of this phone case! Fits my iPhone. The hand strap is very sturdy snd can lie flat. The credit card slot seems very secure. Most if sll i love the hook for a lanyard. Keeps phone handy yet hands free.

Pros--great color, unique design for a phone case with a card holder and a built in stand; quality seems good, it will hold several cards not just one or two which is the case for most phone card holders). There is enough of an edge around the case to protect the phone effectively. Texture is nice.

Cons--it really doesn't let you charge the phone on a wireless pad when the case is on. Yes, in theory it is possible to do this, but in reality you have to situate the phone in the one exact spot where that will work, and if the phone moves even slightly from that spot, the charging will not longer work. And, the strap across the back that works as the stand feature makes it even harder for the phone to sit in that one exact spot since the back of the phone is not flat (due to the stand strap). And, of course you definitely cannot have any cards in the holder while you try to do this.

Anyone who's had surgery knows that you can't carry everything you need as you begin moving about, no matter how many pockets you have. As soon as you step away from your phone, it's going to ring and you're not going to be able to get to it to pick up the call from the doctor or the physical therapy office.
My sister had surgery in January and I was looking for something to gift her when I found a similar (inexpensive) product that was just silicone strapping...thought it was such a great idea that I bought one for her and one for myself. She loved it! It was so practical...until a few months later one of the silicone straps broke. But it got her through the worst of her recuperation so it was still a win/win. I didn't use mine much until I found out that I needed surgery. Again, as my sister predicted, it broke exactly as hers did. But I still needed this type of solution as my recovery was much longer. So with our experiences in mind, I searched for something a little sturdier and a little more expensive. When I saw this I knew this was a much better product and still an excellent solution.
I've had this one for quite a while and it still looks brand new even though I use it every day! It's perfect even now as I don't usually have pockets in my work clothing. The holder is sturdy, lightweight and the clasp is very durable. I'm actually considering purchasing a few more, another for myself in another color and as Christmas gifts!

The first one I received was defective... one of the snap posts broke off on the first day. So, the real test (Customer Service) was next. A replacement arrived just 2 days later, and I tested and pulled, snapped, and unsnapped the strap many times. It works great. (I don't understand people that give poor reviews for defective products. It happens to the best of companies. Give them a chance to make it right first. I'll take a company that corrects their mistakes over expecting "perfection" any day.)

I use this case for my iPhone 8 Plus. The phone fits nicely, and all of the cut-outs, and button covers are precise. I like the gray; it looks executive and professional. The leather stitching is good. The case is not thick or bulky, and it slips nicely into my back pocket, with nothing catching or getting hung up.

I've been using a magnet system to mount my phone in my car, but I don't want anything attached to the nice leather on the case. The solution was easy. I glued the 1-1/2" diameter, thin, circular sheet metal disc inside the credit card holder. The magnet still holds through one layer of leather with enough strength, and I still have room for my Driver's License & Credit Card. Small Con - I wirelessly recharge on a stand so that I can see the face of the phone. The loop for the lanyard hangs down in the center and doesn't allow the phone to rest flat on the bottom surface. So I usually make a point to flip the loop up as I place it in the dock.

The one thing that would improve this case for me, (and maybe others) is that instead of having 1 centered loop for attaching a lanyard, I'd like it with 2 loops, placed in each of the bottom corners, then instead of a traditional lanyard, I would use a strap with a clip on each end. This would stabilize the phone from 2 corners so that it's not flipping over or spinning, especially when I bend or lean forward. There are situations where I need to video record hands-free (like a body cam), and it gets ruined when through movement, the phone spins around and records my shirt. lol. Maybe the seller would consider that as option model in the future. Then, it would also rest flat in my charger ; )