Since preordering and receiving my Galaxy Note 10+, I've purchased multiple cases as I tend to switch them up depending on what I'm doing.A week into using this case, I'm more than satisfied and will break down several key points below to help you make a decision:1. Construction / FitThe VRS Design Damda Glide Shield is made in China (as written on the inside of the case), however, don't let this fool you - the case feels very well built with cutouts that don't interfere with functionality and usability. For example, the cutout for the S-Pen makes it a little easier to remove the pen compared to other cases - don't forget it's easier to put the pen back in if you click the end of the pen before putting it back (quick tip about the Note line in general).The card door is pretty well put together as well with a mechanism that makes it easy to open and close. When fully open, the door can be wiggled up and down with a little pressure, which can be expected as it's then only supported by ~1/3 of the panel. When closed, the door is solid and remains in place.The Galaxy Note 10+ fits perfectly inside the case with virtually no flex with light to medium pressure on the top/bottom and sides. The case can be easily removed as well- I personally find holding the bottom of the phone and pushing back both the top corners the easiest way to start.See the photos I took to take a look at the cutouts and the video for the door functionality.2. Functionality2 cards can fit inside at most or 3 thin business cards. The door itself is snappy and somewhat satisfying to open and close. With the phone face down, you can open and close the door with just one hand, as done in my video. The volume and side buttons are protected well from accidental presses and work flawlessly. Both wireless charging and powershare work even with cards in the phone; however, I personally recommend removing any cards for optimal charging.3. Protection / BulkThe back and sides of the phone are well protected without adding much bulk to the device at all - the card functionality does add a "hump" to the back of the phone though. By design, the rear cameras and sensors should be well protected from a fall. There is a lip around the top/bottom and corners of the phone and a slight one around the edges. I do wish the lips were a little more pronounced as this is not a case I would slam the phone face down with. While I have personally dropped previous Note devices with the Glide shield face down and not experienced any cracks, I would still highly recommend a screen protector to go with this case. The corners are well protected; however, with the way the S-Pen cutout was designed for convenience, if the device is dropped in a certain way, that corner may be more prone to damage on an uneven surface.In short: Good rear, side, and corner protection - okay S-Pen corner protection, and minimal screen protection (get a screen protector to compliment this case).4. Feel / GripThe device has a nice premium, smooth, and grippy feel to it. Even holding it gently I feel in control at all times. The "hump" in the rear for the card functionality honestly makes the device more natural to hold with the curve - however, this certainly boils down to preference. Whether you have small or large hands, this case should be fit and feel fine in your hands. While the corners are slightly rounded, my only dislike regardinf the feel is the corner for the S-Pen which feels jagged when holding the phone on that side.5. LookThe glossy dark marble finish for the card holder might not be for everyone (I'm not totally in love with it, but it does make the rear pop more). Other options exist that maintain a matte finish throughout. The thin glossy strip around the sides is nice touch. The VRS branding is visible on the rear side of the device, but is done in a minimalist non-flashy way which I personally like. The rear camera/sensor cutout is a "rounded rectangle" that leaves enough open space so that you can still show off your phone's natural color (e.g. Aura Glow) - rather than an extremely tight cutout around the sensors that can be seen on other cases.6. Value / Bang for your BuckConsidering the functionality, construction, and protection, I feel that for a case in the $20-$30 range, this is certainly is worth the cost and you're getting what you pay for.Overall, I feel this is one of the best options as a case for the new Galaxy Note 10+. Whether you plan to solely plan to use this case for when you're out and just want to carry your ID and a card on you or want to use this as a daily driver, I personally find this as a great option in any case (no pun intended) - just don't forget to pickup a screen protector if you don't have one already to give your device a more complete protection "package".As I'll continue to use this case, I'll update this review down the line should I experience any issues.