VULKIT Card Holder Wallet with Double ID Windows RFID Blocking Pop Up Wallet Minimalist Design for 12 Cards

Summary: Perfect wallet for small footprint! Don't drop it too often. A perfect wallet for essential cards and some cash. This wallet lasted me 2 years, and it never degraded in quality in that time! The inner pockets are good for storing less used things, and I stored cash by folding it up and putting it in one of the outward facing pockets. And of course the card pop-up feature makes it very easy to take out and put back cards, which probably saved me many hours over fumbling with a classic folding wallet. My wallet finally met its end when I accidentally dropped it from 5 feet up. Normally it survives a drop because of the metal body surrounded by cushioning. However, today it landed directly on the plastic lever that pops the cards up. The piece shot off and unfortunately cannot be securely reaffixed to the internal mechanism. I will be purchasing another one, because this wallet really is the best one I've ever had!

Bought one in 2022 and it finally broke. My fault for slamming a lid on top of the lever. Very sturdy and holds enough cards. Compact so it not bulging. Have no complains for it!

TL;DR: The materials feel a bit cheap and the card holder raises some questions but it's not bad if you have a lot of cards. Avoid if you always carry cash. Materials: 3/5 For a wallet that isn't super expensive, I hardly expect the best materials or the most amazing feel in the hand, but nonetheless, even the "top grain leather" options feel a bit plasticky on initial touch. The color looks good, but the thin outer shell and nylon backing that actually touches your cards does not inspire confidence that this was made with real leather at all. The ID Windows use a frosted plastic as the cover, which I like as it means in the event you need to remove your ID, it won't be as prone to sticking to the inside. . Capacity: 4/5 This wallet can properly hold at least 6 cards (with one embossed) in the card holder, and has an additional 5 card slots in the leather outer shell. However, using all of those slots will prohibit you from carrying cash. This design does not inherently allow you to carry cash at all, but you could shove some cash folded into quarters in a card slot if you just desperately needed to hold onto a single bill. It's the only reason i wouldn't personally carry this. Card Holder: 4/5 The aluminum inner card holder doesn't feel too bad to use, I attempted to move from an Aukey branded pop up holder to this as I wanted something with a leather shell instead of elastic to hold additional cards and cash, and the difference is not confidence-inspiring. The cheaper Aukey wallet has small plastic tabs that grip the corners of the cards to prevent them from falling out, when you slot your cards in there is an audible click that they are now secure. A really strong shake would still cause cards to fall out, but it never happened in normal use. On this wallet, there is no such retention, your cards are only held by friction. I gave the wallet a few good shakes both with the cards fanned, and fully inside, and they didn't come out, but I do worry that the mechanism will eventually wear to the point that the cards do start to freely come out. Beyond that, the mechanism is a bit stiff, but it may just need time to break in properly. Overall: 4/5 As I continue to pursue and experiment with new wallets, I simply found that this one isn't for me. It doesn't do what I need. But I'm not writing off Vulkit by any means. They're inexpensive, so much so I've already ordered a different model that might suit my needs better, but if you've moved on to a completely cashless existence this may be a great fit for you. As we move more and more to only carrying cards, it is a challenge to find a wallet that holds everything in a way that is both organized and with the right capacity. This isn't a bad choice for that by any means. Generally speaking, I don't like the traditional bifold because it's centered around cash, and I don't like other minimalist choices because it can be a pain to find the card you need, right as you need it (anyone else hate that feeling of being rushed at checkout to grab the right card?) and a pop up wallet like this solves a lot of those issues. The outer slots and the pop up holder are great for the cards you need the most frequently, and your cards can be very easily accessed in those slots. The additional window slots might be good for things you don't normally pull out very often, I actually elected to use them for my insurance cards rather than ID's, given that we now scan ID's far more often than merely presenting them. The only other point to make here is that if you're looking for the smallest possible form factor, this probably isn't it. It's not really minimalist, it takes up the same footprint as a typical trifold wallet, but it does look good and have the capacity to match.

I’m writing this review with a heavy heart but this product deserves it. I purchased this wallet a while back and it has served me well ever since and was always reliable and durable . I got many compliments on how cool the card extender worked and how well it worked. But unfortunately I forgot it on top of my car and by the time I realized I where it was and found it , it was too late. I found the wallet in a busy street getting run over repeatedly by cars but to my surprise by the time I managed to stop trafic to retrieve it, all my cards inside and ID remained unharmed although the outside was pretty shredded and the push up button broke. But hats of to the company for making something durable enough to keep the important stuff safe and able to withstand an onslaught of cars. I might look around for something with a better price before buying another one but this wallet will forever have my heart and respect.

Its been 2 years since I bought this wallet and its showing no signs of wear. Even if you dont get this specific product (they have newer versions of this wallet), I recommend VULKIT wallets. My cards are secure and can be accessed easily.

Over a year in my pockets and I love the speed and secure card hold.

I purchased this a few days ago and I decided I'm going to keep it, but it will be a backup. The quality and overall look is great, but there are some major issues in my opinion. Please see below. Pros: - As previously stated, the overall quality and look of the wallet is what I was going for with a pop-up style wallet. It blends both the single fold wallet and the pop-up feature all in one. - The 2-sided window compartment is nice if you want to store multiple ID's that you want to be displayed. - It holds a lot of cards if you carry more cards than the average minimalist wallet will allow. Cons: - It would be better if it had some type of magnetic closing feature. Just sitting on the table, it won't close all of the way, even with a minimal amount of cards. - It is as thick as any normal old-school bi-fold wallet. In my opinion, it almost isn't usable in the front pocket. So if you are looking for a wallet to have in your front pockets (especially with more skinny/slim jeans), I'd look elsewhere. - The pop-up feature is going to eventually fail. I think it is weak and it takes a lot of pressure to get more than 2 or 3 cards up. This might be okay if the trigger and bottom plate were not plastic. I was shocked that I had to put so much pressure on the trigger which will eventually fail. Overall, the product isn't too bad for the price. It is thicker than I expected however, which almost makes it not usable for me. As stated in the headline, I'm going to keep the wallet, but I will only use it as a last resort.

Bought this as a gift to my husband and he loved it. He has up to 8 cards I believe and loves the mechanism of this wallet. As far as the quality I will say we did just have to replace it a year later because it stopped working as good as it used to in the beginning, but he ended up buying same wallet again because that’s how much he liked it.