RFID Credit Card Holder Wallet - 10 Card Slots

Very spacious. Easy access and excellent organizer of cards.You can fit more than the stated 10 cards.Locking mechanism is well made and not flimsy. Metal lasts longer than leather that invariably fade, cracks or fall apart.RFID blockage completes the functionality of a very well designed product.Suggested improvement to the next generation of the product is to make it totally waterproof.

If all you need is to carry your cards then this is a good choice. Looks modern, This is an upgrade compared to the 99c ones. Still, bought a few in different colors just in case.

I use this as a general wallet since I carry a lot of cards and barely carry cash. It works wonders and is very durable. It has gotten a couple of scratches but honestly it is miles above the last card carrier I had. Ultimately love and would purchase again

it would be great if the corners were rounded.

I've been using this metal credit card holder for a month now and I'm more and more happy with it as time goes on. I wanted a women's wallet to fit into my smaller purses ("armpit bags"), which are increasingly what I use for daily trips, because they don't take up space in the car, or when I'm carrying stuff, or in my luggage. I opted for the metal wallet, figuring it was time for me to start get serious about RFID protection, since all my cards are now RFID. I had to pare down my overstuffed wallet to the membership cards I truly use daily, and locked up the credit cards that I don't usually use, a good security move as well. A few reviewers wrote a year ago that they were upset with the metal wallet's sharp edges. I have not noticed that being a problem. Maybe the manufacturer took heed and softened the edges. They are smooth and rounded to the touch. Over time, I could see the metal maybe being harder on my purse linings than a soft leather wallet, but I've not seen any sign of it yet. The metal wallet I purchased has 10 distinct slots. I use two slots to hold currency, small bills in one slot and large bills in the other. I use one slot to hold a few of my business cards. I use one slot to hold my car key with my driver's license and driving insurance card. One card holds medical insurance card and the medisave debit card. Three slots each hold my primary credit and debit cards. That leaves two slots for whatever: concert tickets, store loyalty cards, dry cleaning tickets. When I open the wallet, the contents fan out and it's easy to find what I'm looking for. I also like that it does not look like a wallet, for personal security, and that it snaps closed tightly, meaning nothing's going to fall out. Totally happy with this metal wallet. It's a lot cheaper than the designer wallets I've been using, so it was worth a gamble and I'm glad I tried it.Edit, added 4 months later.... There are some scratches on the smooth surface of this wallet now. When I take it out of my pocket or backpack at home I place it on a metal shelf in my office. From time to time I rub these out; none are severe, but I don't recommend doing what I do, storing it on a bare metal shelf. The only other downside is that when I take this out to pay for something, many people think it's a cigarette case. I don't smoke so it's a little funny, but I do get a fair number of people telling me there's no smoking when I'm paying the bill.

This is a 10 star upgrade from a regular wallet, feels like having cellphone in your other pocket instead of a tumor, slides nicely into coat pockets and let's be real you feel pretty fancy opening this thing up at the checkout.That said the moving parts could be a bit sturdier. The clip is just a tiny bit loose, you can accidentally open it while fiddling in your pocket. Also, it doesn't do well with compression, if you're wearing jean and you crouch or squat you can often hear it make a popping sound in your pocket which is concerning.Despite the above though I've had mine for months and it still works fine. Don't overload it, it won't stay shut, but the whole point is to keep it thin. It holds just over the amount of cards it says, or about that many cards plus space for a few bills (not fat stacks) and some receipts and a lotto ticket: so if you overstuff it it's your own fault.

I tested this case with an NFC card and the card wouldn’t register while in this case, so that’s a plus! It really does have the RFID blocking so your cards are secure. It seems durable and well made and the color is gorgeous.

I use this to keep my drivers license, credit cards, and medical ID cards together. It is sturdy and the color I chose makes it easy to see it in my purse. I can carry this card holder instead of my purse. This card holder replaces one I had that was made of heavy plastic but the hinges on that one eventually broke after several years use. I do miss though, that this card carrier doesn’t fit as easily in my pocket. I highly recommend using a card holder, either this specific one or a style of one you like better.

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Cheap material, the card holder does not close, don't buy it and save your money.