SEMORID RFID Blocking Slim Card Holder Wallet for Men Wallet Minimalist

I'm extremely happy with this item... keeping my cards and IDs in a compact and easy to use organizer. I got tired of shuffling my (rubber-banded) cards when needed, only for them to come apart and scatter on the counter or ground. When running errands, I hate carrying a purse/tote... just more baggage. This organizer makes so much sense and... great price. I understand some buyers complain about the push button/slide breaking... I appreciate having an extra button/slide included in the package. Bottom line... very happy.

The problem with most card holder wallets is ... "What do you do with the paper cards and extra credit cards you need to carry, and what do you do with currency?" This unit does a great job on the first issue because it has a stiff plate (the RFID plate) which is held against the case with an elastic band, and you can put all your paper cards and extra credit cards between this plate and the case. The elastic will keep them from slipping out. It takes a fair amount of strength to pull the plate away from the case and hold it away while getting your cards in or out (i.e., a liability if your fingers aren't strong enough). However, I rarely need to access these cards so it's not a deal breaker for me. It may be for you. So, what about currency? What I do is I fold my currency in half and use two wide rubber bands to hold my currency against the case. The currency just barely extends beyond the case, so rubber bands do nor crease the currency edges. U.S. currency is 2.61 inches by 6.14 inches. Folded in half, it is 2.61x3.07 inches. 3.9x2.5 inches. So the currency is 2.61 inches wide versus the 2.5-inch-wide case, so the currency extends 2.61-2.5=0.11 inches wider than the case. So, the currency will stick out half that amount on each side, or 0.11/2=0.055 inches on each side (beyond the edges of the case). That's not enough to bother, so my two rubber bands hold the bills against the case almost like they are made to fit there. I use a thick longer rubber band so my fingers can easily grab them and pull the currency out or return currency to its secure location held against the case by the two rubber bands. Many of these types of cases require you to fold your currency in thirds rather than in half. This does reduce the width but greatly increases the thickness by 50% (3 layers versus 2). Additionally, dealing with currency folded in thirds rather than in half is a real pain in ... somewhere! I bought two pop-up cases and a fold out case. I hated the fold out tactical wallet by Extremus because you need to fan out the cards whereas the popup pushes your most frequently used card up highest (if you put it in the back), so getting your most-used card is a snap! The other pop-up case I bought had two elastic pockets on one side to hold paper cards and extra credit cards. I had a devil of a time to get my fingers to work to pull those pockets open. And I'm not sure they would be protected from wear.

Don’t like waist of money. Nothing special just looks nice well made

I liked to colors available (not just black or grey), so I chose this wallet. Functionality seems good. My first time trying one of these... first day was just "different"... second day I was adjusting... by the third day I was fully on board. For the price, ya can't beat it.

This is a great product. My 16 yr old son loves it and hasn't destroyed it yet! Very durable, great color options. Just ordered a second one to keep store cards easily accessible.

Seriously wish I had gotten one of these sooner. Its super thin, fits perfect in my front pocket, and hard as a brick. Love it

works good

card storage is nice and compact, a shame I actually still use cash, as the frame isn't wide enough, and the edges of my money immediately started seeing more wear and tearing as they folded around the edge