Spigen Wallet S Compatible with Airtag Wallet Card Holder Case Cover RFID Blocking Wallet Slim Minimalist Credit Card Holder for Men and Women - Gunmetal

This wallet works amazingly! My only problem is that after a good year the plastic bit on the cash strap broke off but the strap works great without it still. Holds all my stuff cards and cash and I love the AirTag in it because then I can always find it! I’ve used the AirTag once to track it in my house lol. It fell under my bed. But yeah, can’t tell if RFID blocking works but my cards haven’t been stolen so I guess it does. It’s a solid little wallet and I could never go back to the bulky giant thing! It disappears in my pocket and doesn’t take up the whole thing. I love it!

I have always carried a leather billfold and had the habit of "loosing" both my wallet and my keys. I received some Apple AirTags for Christmas which did not work with my old wallet. I was not sure that I would like a card holder style wallet. I was pleasantly surprised to find that I now prefer this style to my old wallet.There were two criticisms of this wallet that I would dispute:First is that the bands that hold the wallet together are flimsy and likely to break. The bands are very sturdy and although I've had this wallet for only a few weeks, I don't expect them to break.Second is that the plastic case appears cheap. The case is very good looking and does not have the appearance of cheap plastic.

This wallet had everything I was looking for. Something compatible with an AirTag, and didn’t have a money clip. I prefer the belt attached. The plastic materials do feel a little flimsy, but you get what you pay for. Great value.

I have used my Ridge wallet for many years and very much enjoyed it. However I would lose it around the house frequently. So I started looking around for AirTag wallet options. Ridge sells an AirTag clip for the Ridge wallet for $40, but you lose the money clip/cash strap in order to mount it. For less than that I was able to buy this Spigen wallet. There are many different AirTag wallets for sale on Amazon but I've used many Spigen products over the years, it had the Ridge wallet design that I very much enjoyed. After a few days it feels very nice. Plastic body is lighter than the aluminum wallets out there. Its odd that both sides feel like the "back side" of the wallet. I hope the elastic bands and plastic structure are durable over time. Highly recommend. Update: the plastic buckle broke on one end and since it was flapping around I had to break the other end. I’ll keep it at 5 stars because I’ve enjoyed the wallet enough. I can’t expect it to last forever being made from thin plastic. The elastic band still holds cash fine.

First off ... anything AirTag adds girth to any product. I'm not knocking Spigen on that front.The wallet does exactly what it is supposed to do (hold cards, paper currency, and secure an AirTag).The surface area of the wallet scuffs/scratches very easy. After a day of having a wallet and change in my pocket it looks like I took sandpaper to it. The black one shows scratches more than the grey one. As my wallet is normally in my pocket that shouldn't be a deal breaker for me but my wife thinks it is ugly.What I don't like is the difficulty of getting the cards out of the wallet. Prior to this I had Ridge and getting cards out was a pretty simple. I normally end up taking all of my cards out, finding the right one and then putting them all back in. I know, first world problem here but I ding this unit in function when it comes to accessing cards.The band seems sturdy enough and keeps my cards very well security plus my foldable money. I'm not sure how long the band will last and I don't see a replacement band option. I feel this will dry rot over time like most elastic products but so far so good.

This wallet has several fundamental failures of design. I’m very disappointed. First, the elastic that hold the card section together with tension will stretch, and in fact already has after a week of use. So at some point, cards will no longer be securely held, especially if the user decides to remove some Cards from the wallet, this, reducing the tension holding the elastic taught.Second, the access to cards is inherently clumsy. It wasn’t clear from the literature or even photos how exactly it worked but pushing the cards partially out of the wallet from the other side to partially expose the cards just doesn’t enable to user to pick one out, so over half the time I have to take all the cards out, sort through them to find the one I want, then finagle them all back in to the wallet all together. Im shopping for another wallet now.UPDATE: The elastic strap for holding cash has broken. Just from everyday use. When it broke, it created a sharp piece of metal (or plastic?) that hung off the wallet and made keeping it in my pocket both difficult and hazardous to my leg and to my hand when reaching into my pocket. The only reason I continue to use it is that it feels wasteful to spend more money on another wallet after spending so much on this piece of junk. And because it does hold an AirTag, which is a really useful feature. And I can’t find another wallet that both holds an AirTag, resists wireless hacking (I’m not sure I buy that this one really does), and holds both cash and cards in a hard case. Don’t buy this junk. Yet another example of how they just don’t make anything with quality anymore.

Love the size, airtag for me is useless, well made, great size

Me gusto mucho y lo voy a ocupar como my cartera

Carteira muito pratica e com o rastreador da Apple fica top.

Funktioniert gut, sieht aber leider schnell abgenutzt aus. Die Karten sehen auch schnell abgenutzt aus. Ansonsten funktioniert alles wie es soll.

Solid and inexpensive