Just here in solidarity with you. Here's my journey. Upgraded to the S24+ from the S22+ and I have been using the Spigen Slim Armor CS credit card case since the S9+... only to learn that they stopped making it except for only the Ultra, and because I don't want a blocky phone, I guess I'm boned now. I looked high and low and ended up ordering two Spigen knockoffs (you can tell because the design inside of the case is the same as Spigen's). I ended up keeping the Nvollnoe but ultimately any case with the solid thick top back (unlike spigen how it makes the top slimmer) are all most likely from the same chinese manufacturer. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CP8VS2R5/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CQ7RZPPM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 The Nvollnoe's sliding door is already sliding completely off the case and chipped from general use. It's also white plastic that was spraypainted unlike Spigen's which was just black plastic, so you can see white bits where the channel of the door (that holds the door in) chipped off. I wouldn't recommend it and I don't recommend even considering any case that looks 95% the same as these two cases. Best way to determine that is by looking at the cutout and by looking at the inside of it to see if it looks like Spigen's. Currently waiting on two Popwallet+'s, one magsafe and one normal adhesive. From the video reviews I've seen, the Popwallet+ magsafe has a strong enough magnet that you really have to use force to slide it off. If I didn't like that, I was just going to use the normal adhesive Popwallet+. Other option is the Smartish card case that I read was pretty good, but I don't want a case where the credit cards are visible from the outside which is why the Spigen was perfect :( Hopefully the Popwallet+ is the next best thing for me, but it comes in tomorrow. Good luck! More on reddit.com

The reason why Mous and other cases say they wont work with wallets, is because they dont have the alignment magnets in the bottom. Qi charging standard uses the Magsafe Circle. But true "Magsafe" is the Circle and the vertical | strip magnet below it to hold elongated things like wallets, and battery packs in place. Here are the two cases i used with Magsafe compatibility. The one i use the most is the JETech Magnet Case. You can get it in a bundle with the case, a camera lens protector, and a screen protector. https://www.amazon.com/JETech-Samsung-Galaxy-Magnetic-Protector/dp/B0CXDTMH8L This is the case that is almost always on my phone as my daily driver. I like it because it has a flat back, so when there is nothing on the back of the phone, it lays flat on the surface. It is also very slim, and the rubber texture fells good in the hand. The camera protectors fill in the opening around the camera lens bump, and give the whole case a nicely finished look. The screen protectors are decent quality. I like the fact that they have a pinhole for the front facing camera, unlike the notch style of most cheap tempered glass panels out there. But, be aware, that the installation of the glass is a bit of a pain in the ass. You have to use tape to line it up, and its a bit tricky. But play around with it before you ever remove any of the protective film on the glass and you should figure it out ok. If not, the Spigen Tempered glass will work with this case, no problem, and it comes with an applicator frame for alignment. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CQL8QSCS This is the other cause i bought. Its SUPER cheap. But the protection is really good. But it makes the phone very bulky. Its basically a Chinesium knock off of a Otterbox Commuter case. Obviously the protection isnt as good, because it isnt a two piece design like the Otterbox Commuter, but compared to the JETRech, it does bounce better. It also is fully compatible with the JETech Screen, and Lens protection. So you can freely swap cases back and forth as you see fit. I usually switch to this case when i am going hiking, or riding my bike, or in a situation where i may be more likely to drop my phone, as not only it does offer better drop protection, but the rubber it a little more grippy, if the case feels a little cheaper. But for $5, its an easy replacement if it gets dinged up. Like the JETech, this one also sits flat on its back. Beyond these two, most of the other Magsafe compatible cases i tried had issues with falling apart, yellowing, had an obnoxious ridge around the camera bumps. Didnt have adequate space around the USB port for my DAC's, or in one instance, the magsafe ring was completely misaligned with the charging ring. So it would get absurdly hot when charging. Which brings up my final point. Do be aware that because of the way the camera lens array is set up on the back of the S22-24, when you put a Magsafe Wallet or Battery Pack on the back of the phone, the upper left corner WILL cover and obstruct the telephoto lens. This generally isnt an issue in normal use. But be aware of it. The other case i mentioned lowered the ring to improve compatibility, and ruined wireless charging. So if the magnet looks low, or they claim it avoids the camera...dont use it. More on reddit.com

You might be cheaper & better off just buying whatever case you want and add a stick-on wallet for cards. I had one in my S22U case, but it only held one card. I assume there must be some in the market that hold multiple cards. More on reddit.com

I like the Slim Armor CS case from Spigen. Only holds two cards, but it plus Samsung Pay has replaced my wallet most of the time.

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