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This is really nice, very minimal design, 5 cards fit in the main compartment with the finger opened.

The elastic expands so fit more cards.

Excellent wallet, recommended

I attached a picture which shows the wallet compared to a regular leather wallet. The leather wallet has nothing in it and the Slimtwalt wallet has 5 cards in the small slot and then 3-4 in the larger slot, plus 3 five dollar bills that are folded twice. So it can hold cards and a bit of cash. There is a button at the bottom to poke out anything in the wallet, and it seems to poke out the cash without getting stuck as well.

So overall a pretty decent wallet. It's nice that it's more of a fixed shape and doesn't just grow and grow, like leather wallets tend to do. It's overall smaller than a typical leather wallet as well.

The main downside is that the access to cards is a little inconvenient, where you have to slide 3-5 of them out and then pick the one you want. You also run the risk of the cards scratching against each other, but time will tell if that's a rational or irrational concern.

Overall, it feels very high quality in the hands. It is all metal, except for the edges/sides (the depth side of the wallet) and the card pop-up mechanism.

I was a little disappointed that it is a little awkward to pop out the cards with only one hand. I almost dropped it a few times. It is also difficult to slide the cards out, requiring a lot of force with the thumb. Perhaps it will loosen up with time. There is rubber on the inside where the edges of the cards would come into contact. If there was a soft liner, I would feel much more comfortable using this.

I would not use this with “embroidered �?cards that have raised lettering. You could, but they must be on the outside, with the letters facing outward away from the cards. If you don’t I believe it would scratch the living heck out of your other cards over time, as you’re constantly sliding in and out. I suppose you can have this issue with normal wallets, but because the cards are squished together (especially under the elastic section of the wallet) it is worse. If te wallet was soft on

Lastly, the cards do not pop out as separated as they do in the picture. The cards are much less separated, and it’s kind of awkward trying to grab one card without pulling out some cards adjacent to it.

I do like the wallet and will continue to use it, just some things that I think could be tweaked on a 2nd revision. Obviously would cost more, so at this price I can easily live with the issues.

Light and packs alot, 17 cards in it, still room for more.

Tengo otro tarjetero el cual me cabían unas 7 u 8 tarjetas, como éste ponía que soportaba entre 10 y 20, he decidido adquirirlo.

Lo cierto es que caben sólo 7 tarjetas de grueso normal (tarjetas de banco, DNI, etc.),
de las que pueden caber más son las finitas de muy mala calidad que hasta parecen de cartón.

Ésta es una cajita metálica bastante dura (en el sentido de robusta, no en mal sentido), permite recuperar las tarjetas que pones deslizando la pestaña inferior, ya que las hace "saltar", tener en cuenta que las tarjetas entran bastante justas, no cuesta ponerlas, pero hay unas gomas que hacen que no se resbalen, por lo tanto al sacarlas mediante su mecanismo no saltarán y caerán, sino que quedan disponibles para cogerlas con más comodidad con la mano.

Tiene un compartimento en la parte trasera cuya utilidad desconozco. Si pusiese una tarjeta ahí, sería bastante más difícil de sacar.

I lost my leather wallet while on a visit to family and needed a new minimalist type wallet. I decided to try this SlimWalt wallet. I am pleasantly surprised at the fit and finish and the quality of the wallet. Only time will tell if the workmanship matches the initial inspection. The device have plenty of storage for cards and the back plate can be used for additional cards or a tracking device. The card retrieval mechanism is real smooth and operate with minimal effort with one hand. Overall, I really like this SlimWalt mechanical wallet.

The first thing I noticed was that there are no instructions what-so-ever. So, I just placed 5 cards in the opening and used it as logic would dictate. Well, it worked, but the cards don't separate very well. I had to remove all of the cards in order to access the one in the middle. The case itself is extremely well-made...virtually bullet-proof. Still, it seems a little silly to just carry around 5-6 cards in this oversized difficult case. It would be much more convenient to just carry the cards around in a smaller wallet or device. So, 5 stars for construction and 1 star for functionality = 3 stars.

This is a really well made wallet and a great option if you carry a lot of cards with you. The main chamber easily holds my 5-6 necessary cards with room for maybe 1 more and it has an expandable elastic attachment on one side that would let you fit a bunch more. The case is REALLY light for its size, which is barely larger than a credit card and pretty thin considering the capacity it can hold (thanks to the expandable elastic portion). The push button at the bottom has no problem ejecting the cards, allowing you to take each one out as you need to. The design of the case is minimalist and clean, with almost a tactical vibe. The big blank back would be a great canvas for laser engraving or for generous applications of stickers
The areas for improvement / minor complaints I have are:
1. The edges of the case are not rounded. They aren't sharp enough to cut you or anything but it does not feel super comfortable in the hand. Rounding those edges would make a huge difference in comfort and I think give it a more premium feel to match the high build quality.
2. The button at the bottom is stiff with 5-6 cards. It can't easily be done with one hand without significant pressure. Lightening up the spring or ejection mechanism would make a huge different here.
3. The elastic attachment is great for adding more cards because they can be pushed out with your thumb through the notch at the bottom. However, it is not as each to use it as a cash clip - it's just more difficult to insert and withdraw cash from it due to its design.

Overall it's a solid 4 star wallet in its current design, with some minor tweaks it would be the perfect option for someone who carries a lot of cards. It definitely is a worthy buy over some of the more expensive competitors in the minimalist wallet space!

My butt doesn't like sitting on a cube of charge cards and random receipts (plus business cards, scraps of paper with notes on them, and all the other debris of life). So I converted to using front pocket wallets a few years ago and have tried several different styles since then. I also spend a lot of time in areas frequented by pickpockets - there is much less concern that someone if going to be able to dip anything out of my front pocket, where my old wallet would sometimes fall out of my back pocket on its own. This slim, RFID-blocking wallet is a great solution, with a lot of positives and just a couple of things I might have wished had been dealt with a little more elegantly.

The good:
Two card pockets, holding a dozen cards easily and more if you really need.
Six of those cards can go in the "magic pocket," which is a section that holds them ready to be popped up by the flip of a lever. It's an easy fit and the cards move up in a tiered way so you can see them all and easily grab just the one you want. VERY convenient! I keep five cards here and could put a key card in the back position where it can come up out of the RFID-blocking enough to scan it without removing it from the wallet, then slide back in without having to take it all the way out.
A front section uses elastic bands and an integrated metal plate to hold up to another dozen cards (possibly more). There is a band at the bottom to keep them from sliding out and a notch that allows you to push them up for access. It's easier than my description makes it sound, but still tight enough that I have ZERO fear of having something fall out. Things I use less often, like my driver license and my insurance cards, live there right now, but I also have a corporate charge card and there is room to tuck receipts, because the elastic stretches out to make this pocket be the size you need it to be. Nice!

The (maybe) cons:
These are design things that MIGHT be cons for you.
This is heavier than some of the wallets I've used. Not as heavy as a leather wallet, but heavier than some of the other minimalist wallets I've tried. For me, this isn't really a big deal.
The slide/switch that pops up the cards in the pocket is pretty big, protruding 1/4-inch down from the bottom of the wallet. It looks awkward, but it hasn't been a problem for me.
The elastic band pocket works great, but it's always tight. That's good for keeping stuff safe, but it can be hard to muscle things like receipts in if you don't slide them between two cards. And when you put too much in, it really stick out from the wallet.

OVERALL: Pros FAR outweigh the cons. I like this wallet and will probably use it as my main card holder for quite awhile.

When I look for wallet, I look for the following things: durability, capacity, security, comfortability.
This is a modern compact wallet for men, it is different from the traditional leather folding wallets.

- Durability: 4/5. This wallet is made of metal body. The inside mechanism and casing in-between are made of hard plastic. Although I don’t expect this wallet is scratch-proof, the body is flat and durable enough for some abuses here and there. If you drop it on hard surface, expect to have a few dents because of the metal casing. This is a common issue for these types of metal compact wallet.
- Capacity: 3/5. Realistically, it can hold around 5 bank cards (The ones that have raised up letters and numbers) or 7 cards if you have flat cards. Anything more than that you won’t be able to slide the cards out. Additionally, you can store some cash and 4-5 more cards using the clip on the side of the wallet. Traditional bi-fold wallet can hold much more cash and cards.
- Security: 5/5. Cards are secured in place. I don’t know expect anything to drop or slide out. My old bi-fold wallet loses stuffs all the time!
- Comfortability: 3/5. Yes it’s slimmer but it is harder and if you put this wallet in your back pocket and sit on, it will cause discomfort. So it’s best to put this one on your front or side pocket. Also, the metal sides of the wallet are kinda sharp so it’s uncomfortable when holding it in my hands.

Overall, if you get this wallet for less than $20, go for it. You will love it. If you prefer something classy and feel good to the touch and in your back pocket, look elsewhere!

Not bulky

This little wallet is a great replacement for traditional wallets. Given that so many payment options are online these days, I find I don't use many cards compared to 10 years ago. I basically just carry my credit card, bank card, and driver's license. Maybe a Costco card. So, this really slims down my wallet size, and it's simple to use.

The unit fans out your cards when you push it open, and you can select the card you need. Just slip it back it when done. Easy.

It also has a money clip, if you still carry some cash.

Overall, this is a real improvement to me, in terms of what I need when I leave the house. It's so much more practical and small.

I'm happy with this item.

This wallet is sleek and compact, with a mostly metal build that feels durable in hand. It securely holds cards without any slipping, even when shaken. The RFID blocking adds an extra layer of security, and the external slot is handy for quick access. However, the card pop-up mechanism is quite stiff, making it hard to operate smoothly with one hand. Also, embossed cards can scratch others if stacked tightly. Despite these minor issues, the wallet offers solid quality for its price and keeps bulk to a minimum in my pocket.

Ive tried several small wallets, and this Slimwalt wallet is a really cool one. The design is very sleek and appealing. It offers the capability to hold many cards, and protects your cards with RFID blocking technology. The wallet operates very easily, and you can slide and pull your cards out from the top. There is also an external slot for more cards, allowing it to have a very large card capacity, I was also able to put some cash in the extra external compartment, which is really nice. Overall it's a great slim wallet, and a good alternative to large clunky leather wallets.

I recently purchased the Slimwalt Men's Wallet with the magic card slot, and I couldn’t be more pleased with my decision! This wallet combines style, functionality, and security in a compact design that is perfect for today’s minimalist lifestyle.

First off, the RFID blocking feature provides peace of mind knowing that my personal information is safe from electronic pickpocketing. In today's world, this is a must-have feature, and Slimwalt delivers on that front brilliantly.

The innovative pop-up card case is a standout feature. With just a push of a button, I can access my cards quickly and easily, which is incredibly convenient, especially when I’m in a hurry. The design is sleek and modern, making it a great accessory that fits comfortably in my pocket without adding bulk.

The durable expandable backplate is another highlight. It allows for flexibility in storage without compromising on the wallet's slim profile. I can carry all the essentials—cash, cards, and ID—without feeling weighed down. It’s amazing how much it can hold while still looking so streamlined.

I like this little stand a lot. The plastic is quite hardy, and it’s the perfect size to fit into my little amenity pack when I’m on a plane. I really like the simplicity of its design: no adhesives or magnets ti stick on, and just fold and unfold as needed. The rubber padding at the base allows it to grip onto its surface, including a tray table on a plane or a train, fairly well. One thing I have noticed is that when you set the little clip on the farthest setting, it doesn’t stay as firmly put as the other settings, because it lacks a little ridge that keeps the clip in place (though the other settings have this ridge). Still that doesn’t bother me too much. It’s incredibly useful, and you get two per order, which makes for a great deal. I think it would be the perfect stocking stuffer for the traveller in your life.

I really like this wallet! It feels really good in my pocket without digging into my leg or my skin. The pop up feature is great too, it easily opens up and displays all my credit cards without needing to sort through to find where the one I am looking for is. The magnet is strong and nice. It is relatively affordable for wallets, and feels like it will last a long time and be strong and sturdy. Love this product!

The Slimwalt RFID Blocking Slim Wallet is an absolute game-changer for anyone looking for a sleek, functional wallet. The minimalist design is perfect for those who prefer to carry only the essentials. It easily holds 10-20 cards, which is impressive considering how slim and compact it is. The pop-up card holder is super convenient �?with a simple push, all your cards fan out for easy access, which makes grabbing the one you need quick and hassle-free.

One of my favorite features is the RFID blocking technology, which ensures my cards are safe from digital theft. The smart card slot is a nice touch, designed specifically for cards you use most often, like your ID or transit card, allowing for even quicker access. The wallet is made of durable metal with an expandable backplate, so it can stretch to fit more cards or cash when needed, but still keeps a slim profile in your pocket.

The black design is sleek and modern, giving it a polished look that works for both casual and business settings. Whether you're gifting it or treating yourself, this wallet makes for a perfect practical yet stylish present. It combines security, convenience, and high-quality construction, and it's definitely become my go-to wallet. Highly recommend!

This one is larger in most, both in thickness and in the amount of space it takes up. If you need to be able to carry more cards with you, it handles the job well.