Any of these Dodocases can hold your iPhone and your credit cards, driver license, etc.

Apple Pay and electronic IDs are removing the need for a wallet, but why wait? Try a Dodocase that holds your phone as well as your drivers license, credit cards, etc.

Hands on with three of this company’s leather iPhone wallet cases so we can report how they stand up to real-world use.

The build quality on all these cases is quite good. We used each of them for several days during the testing process, and all came out still looking brand new. The leather used was without blemish, and the monogramming was well done.

Dodocase Bookcase

This iPhone case is designed to make it look like a leather notebook. It wraps around the front and back of the handsets, and held closed with a stretchy band.

On the inside of the cover is a trio of pouches, each of which can hold up to three plastic cards. Or they can store cash, business cards, etc.

The Dodocase Bookcase protects the front and back of the iPhone.

the BOOKcase bulkier than anything we like to carry in a pants pocket, but it’s fine in a jacket pocket or purse. Plenty of storage space is handy, though having to frequently open the front flap can get tiresome.

There were no issues wirelessly charging through this case, and the Lightning port is always accessible.

Dodocase makes this product in copper, pewter, and graphite colors. The hinge is leather, while the front and back are cloth that looks like leather.

The version for Max/Plus iPhones is $54.95, while smaller version is $44.95. Monogrammed initials add $9.95.

Dodocase Leather Kickstand Cardcase

This second case puts the slots for holding cards on a hinge so it acts as a kickstand for your iPhone.  Magnets keep the flap from, well, flapping around, and a strap keeps it from opening too far.

There’s a pair of pouches on that flap, each of which can hold three cards, folded up cash of a similar thickness, or other slim items.

The Dodocase Leather Kickstand Cardcase is a bit thick.

In our time with the Kickstand Cardase, we found that it works well for FaceTime calls. It’s not quite as good for other video because of the portrait orientation. The kickstand will work in landscape mode, just not as well. The case and the iPhone together are just barely small enough to ride comfortably in a pants pocket.

The downside of this design is that the backflap is so thick that it makes wireless charging impossible.

TheDodocase Kickstand Cardcase  is available in black, brown, tanned brown, and tan. The flap is leather, while the iPhone is wrapped in a very thin black polymer tray.

The Max/Plus version sells for $69.95, while the one for smaller iPhones is $59.95. Adding monogrammed initials costs $9.95.

Dodocase Shockproof Cardcase

This third case is similar to this company’s Slim Cardcase, with a tray to hold the handset and a single pouch for cards. However, in this model, the polymer tray is thicker to be more protective. The leather is also slightly thicker.

We put three cards in the single pouch without issue. Adding another would likely permanently stretch the leather.

The Dodocase Shockproof Cardcase adds protection for the sides and back of the iPhone.

the ShockProof Cardcase rides easily in a pants pocket, even with multiple cards in the pouch. There were no problems with wireless charging, even with the pouch full.

This accessory is available in chestnut, oil-tanned brown, oil-tanned antique, brown, and black. The polymer tray is always black.

The ShockProof Cardcase is available only for the iPhone XR XS, XS Max, and iPhone XR. Dodocase charges $44.95 for any version. Monogramming is $9.95.