SpigenRFID Signal Blocking Wallet Credit Card Holder with Cash Strap - Black

high quality, cards don’t fall out, easy to use

This is an odd review to write. I'm not even sure what I'm reviewing?! Okay, with a degree of jest but let's go...It's a rigid, RFID signal blocking card holder. Some could class it as a wallet. There's no value in splitting hairs here. It does have a strap for holding notes (coins playing music see no chairs). Value for money? Some may expect more of a product but then again others are more expensive.So, you've bought one. What do you have? A nice compact, well presented rigid card holder. Put it side-by-side with a soft card holder and you'll instantly see it's very small, very modern, very slim and you're now in the future! Yes, very futuristic! It does look, "wow!" and no doubt a topic of chat with friends.Easy to use? Maybe. Inserting and storing cards is quick and easy. Removing is somewhat fiddly or at least keep your mainly used card at the front or back of the pile to ease access to it. And just get practising and adapting. You might want to have your card out and ready before you reach the till, reader or ATM.Longevity remains to be seen. No doubt it won't look as futuristic after a few months but it might also be less stiff.Rating wise? Five stars given there's nothing wrong, but I now need to work with it and adapt. When contactless payments became a thing I said "no" and firmly. Now I'd be lost without them!

Well made, compact, good for cards, not so good for money though. (Probably designed for US dollars)

Why spend 3 times the cost on a ‘premium’ wallet when this wallet from Spigen is perfect.Really well made and feels solid in the hand, the straps feel premium and hold the cards and cash without slipping. Comfortably hold 8-10 cards, wouldn’t want more as it may be harder to fit them in.Very satisfied with the wallet, highly recommended

I really like it, it does what it says in the listing! It’s light weight and holds all my cards

I use this when travelling, and only have a max of 4 cards in. It’s always difficult to get the right card out, as you push from the bottom and the contents come out together. Card retention is good, maybe too good.Build quality, price, and small size are great, but functionality is not the best

sleek, compact, streamlined and ergonomic wallet that does what it says on the tin. with an all black, smooth finish and the capacity to hold up to twelve cards and a decent cash strap, the spigen wallet is a great alternative to the ridge wallet. if spigen made a money clip model of this great wallet, i'd instantaneously get one.

Looks cool and very compact. Feels well made. Early days yet so can’t comment on durability. So much smaller that traditional wallet. The ridge Costs so much money that this is a great way to dip your toes into a radical new design. You will need a little pouch for coins as well though imo. Still have to carry a few coins in the real world.