SEMORIDSlim Aluminum Card Holder Wallet for Men, Durable Expandable Backplate, RFID Blocking Minimalist Metal Pop Up Wallet, Holds 12+ Cards Plus Cash (Black)

The quality of the wallet overall is great. It arrived in perfect condition, its slim, and holds up to 5 cards. However if you make the mistake of putting a 6th card in there like I did, you will end up having to take apart the entire wallet since you will not be able to take any of your cards out otherwise.It is very comfortable to carry around, and lightweight. My only wish was that storing more than 8 bills was easier.

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.

I really like this wallet. It has a small form and fits in my front pocket. I ordered 3 different wallets and thought this one would be the one I liked the least but it is the one I like the most. The money strap around the case is the game changer. It's expandable so it holds more cards and ids on the metal plate side and on the other side I put my DL and cash for easy access. The lever to pop out the credit cards works well and it's easy to remove and insert the desired card. I have about 12-14 credit/id/insurance cards along with 5 - 10 bills and it still fits in my front pocket from shorts to pants to sweats without the huge bulge and its comfortable if i need to put in back pocket or inside coat pocket.

This is kinda nice for a night on the town. For everyday use it doesn’t serve my purposes. I have more cards than it can handle! Great for debit/credit cards but then you start adding driver’s license, VA Card, insurance cards, etc., etc., and you get my drift. I mean if you’re going out and you’re in an accident you still need insurance cards and VA card! I still use it though as I said. I put the cards in it that I’m only going to use or need that night! But it is nice and convenient!

It’s EFID blocking, has enough space for standard card size, and ejects firmly but smoothly. Metal case, excellent weight.I did encounter an issue with the wallet eject button and reported the problem to which they swiftly and promptly resolved. I was given an estimate of 35 days for the replacement to arrive however it arrived in only two business days.Certainly try this wallet. If anything - support is excellent and will do their best to resolve the issue (if any arise) That’s significantly more and above standard than most premium products and other businesses.