VULKIT Card Holder with Money Pocket Pop Up Wallet RFID Blocking Slim Metal Bank Card Case Holds 5 Cards and Notes

This was a great wallet, it lasted almost 4 years and I never had a problem. I wanted something different to replace it but now I kinda wish I would have just bought another one of these

Even after one year of extensive use (I keep my key card in the front for quick access), this wallet has held up significantly better than my previous wallets. I keep my wallet in the same pocket as my keys, and the result is the weathered look you see. The spring mechanism is still springy, it's comfortable to use, and it's very slim. My only cons are that the cloth money pocket is starting to peel at the top, and the card holder tends to get looser as time goes by. I think a little bit of glue can fix the money pocket, and the loosening of the cards is something inherent of the design. If you are carrying less than 6 cards, I can see how the cars may fly out when flicking the mechanism, but with 6 cards there is enough compression in the chamber to hold them tightly. Overall, best bang for your buck if you're the kind of person to drop your wallet from your pocket. Makes leaving in the morning easier when you can feel the items in your pockets.

This is my second wallet from this company. I bought my first wallet 2 years ago when I got my license, as I needed something thin with RFID protection. The product holds well over time. The only wear I had on my old wallet, is the cloth money holder. The fabric loosened a tiny bit over time, and there was some pilling, but it still held up and did its job for what I needed it to. The only reason I bought a new wallet, is because I wanted a different color. It functions well, looks clean, has a good size, and the cards are still easily accessible while staying protected

Its been about 3 months since I got it and the mechanism for popping out the cards still works fine. Cards stay in fine. They wont fall out if you just throw it around a little, but its not 100% so if your throwing it around kinda hard they can fall out. Completely fine for regular use though. Colors fading a little off the edges and sides where I drop it and scratchers are pretty obvious, but overall not too bad on that front. Biggest problem I can see down the road is the little fabric pocket. It's definitely slowly peeling off, which is one of the biggest detractors to me. Still holding on but you can see underneath the pocket to the glue at this point and little dust and etc. are getting underneath. Cool compact wallet but not long term past a few years.

I was so bad at keeping my cards in a wallet before, the cloth ones were so cumbersome and would only be good for a short window when the cloth had tension but wasn't too tight. Since switching to these I am very diligent about keeping my wallet in order. I've bought this wallet twice after my first one got sticky inside the mechanism after a liquid spill--still worked but was a lot harder to use no matter how much I submerged it in water and alcohol. But it was an easy purchase to make again. I still use the old one for old cards or things I still need to keep in a drawer--it's not sticky, just stiff. One negative is that The cloth part has bad edges on both of the ones I got out of the box, the way it's glued on is weird, but with use will get worn down and the cloth is still adhered well--even the one I tried cleaning repeatedly. The cloth is cheap and its stretch wont last forever, but it's silky and feels nice. I'd like a leather version. The metal is solid, and the exact right weight. The paint job is great. I like the spring action and the switch being on the bottom is preferred to the switch on other wallets being on the side, since I like the way it sits against my phone in my pocket better--but you might prefer being able to more easily flick the cards out one handed with other wallets with the side lever. My mom liked it so much I got her one. She's since upgraded to a bigger version of the same kind of thing, but still uses this for ID and medical cards.

While looking at slim wallets, I was really close to getting the Esker wallet due to the promise of premium materials, but once I found reviews mentioning the cheaply made button that ejects your cards, I started looking elsewhere. When I found this wallet for a really good price, I thought "if it's bad, I only am out a few dollars." The wallet came in nice packaging and built with nice materials. Putting cards in is super simple and on average I store five to six cards easily, but I say the max you can put in this is seven not including the front pocket, which can store at least seven cards on it's own if you want to pack it, although they would be pretty exposed and may be prone to slipping out. I tested the RFID blocking and can confirm that readers can't scan your cards through the metal casing. Having the front pocket is nice for a few bills and a hotel keycard when travelling for convenience. The plastic button has a low profile so it is less likely to break off easily, but I have yet to drop it so I can't say how well it would handle falling on the button. I keep the wallet in my pocket with my keys so the metal has some marks on it, but nothing too major. Only issue that I noticed with the wallet is the plastic mechanism sometimes slips a bit out so I just have to push it back in place. I haven't had it completely fall out yet, but reading other reviews I see that if it does fall out there are a lot of pieces that can fall out of place. Overall, pretty good wallet for the price and if it were to break, I would most likely get the same one again.

I like the form factor, however wanted it to last a bit longer. Barely a year with light use before the mechanism broke.

Love a small “wallet” that carries 6-7 essential cards, drivers/ID card in the front, and dollar bills. Carrying lite now for men and women!