RFID-Protected Aluminum Wallet with ID Holder, Black, Unisex

My son has wanted one of these for a year. Now with the air tag and his id showing, he loves it. He glued the air tag slightly shut because it seemed loose. Not saying it was but it didn't stay taught. It looks great and he never spends hours looking for his wallet because of air tag. five thumbs up.

This product is slim and made of high quality material. It exceeded my expectations. The front panel with the transparent display allows you to place your office badge for access. It eliminates the needs to carry multiple items in your pocket. The design also gives you the ability to attach or detach the AirTag from the wallet, which I believe is one of its kind as compared to other product I have seen. Overall I’m happy with this purchase. The slick design and simplicity is perfect for everyday use.

I brought the Apple AirTag version, unfortunately the AirTag slot would not screw on and stay, if you bumped it a little it came flying off which would result in you losing the AirTag. I returned it thinking maybe I got a faulty one but even the replacement one could not hold the AirTag well, if it dropped your SOL and would probably lose the AirTag and the wallet.If you do end up buying this I recommend probably not buying the AirTag version unless they fix this design flaw.

People always ask me if I have a ridge wallet when I whip it out, so its a great dupe. I can usually fit 5-7 cards as well as a few $20 with ease. I love the fact it has a clear slot up front, thats where I keep my ID for easy access. The airtag spot is also ingenious and I can always track my wallet. The wallet is low profile for all the features it has, and easily fits in my pockets (I'm a girl, so we have really tiny pockets in our clothes lol). I've had this wallet for a few months now, and its still in great condition. love it.

Husband had a difficult time getting the AirTag to screw in and stay in. The front plastic ID part was a pain to get off and on.But he likes it and it’s very sturdy.

Great that it holds so many cards, but still retains a slim footprint. Very durable. I do wish the clear plastic was actually clear and not frosted.

The wallet quality not as good as I was expected. The Airtag holder cap is not a tight fit for the Airtag. I did a little modification to stop the airtag moving around after I installed it. The landyard hole feel slimsy weak, it should make out of aluminum instead of slimsy piece of carbon fiber. The polycarbonate ID piece should polish for a clearer view. Anyways, it's an ok wallet but not for the price we are paying for it.

First, the device seems to be reasonably sturdy, and it does indeed block RFID readers. It will indeed hold a number of credit/debit cards. It offers the added security of a space for an Apple Air tag.That's pretty much it as far as the "pros" go. Another reviewer pointed out the difficulty in extracting a card from the device. The device utilizes elastic bands to keep things snug; so long as you don't put too many cards in it, the elastic should remain at full tension. However, I have to believe that over time, and with a larger number of cards, the elastic bands will lose their tension. The tiny rubber bands woven into the fabric of the elastic will naturally age, soften, and break. Certainly not overnight, to be fair, but truthfully - in order to extract a card from the interior one must stretch that elastic to its fullest extent, and I have to believe that repeating that max stretching over and over will quicken the elastic degradation. The 'ID badge' feature simply doesn't work for me with this device. My company uses HID badges, which - while the same length/width as a typical credit card, are twice the thickness. This device simply will not accommodate this type of ID badge. Unfortunate, as that was the feature I was most interested in. Finally, the accommodation for an Apple Air Tag. Yeah, it's an aluminum body, but the manufacturer decided to use fine threads to attach the device. It is NOT easy to get the ring properly seated without cross-threading. If you cross-thread the ring while seating it the first time, it will almost certainly ruin the threads enough that you won't be able to seat it a second time. Fine threading is typically found in environments were precision is paramount, and the people using it are highly skilled and thus accustomed to need for and use of very fine threading. To employ it in this applications is just really weird, and poorly executed to boot. I struggled for over 20 minutes to get the ring seated correctly, and that just NOT something the consumer should have to struggle with. A much better alternative would have been to use 4 set screws to hold the ring down instead of these very fine threads for a screw-down application.All-in-all, this device is a bust for me. Even discounting the ID card portion, the difficulties I experienced trying to extract a card from the interior and the frustration of trying to secure an Air Tag absolutely make this device a non-starter. Your use case and expectations may differ from mine, so use your own judgement in deciding to give this device a try after reading my review.I do NOT recommend this device.