VULKITCredit Card Holder Leather Bifold Pop up Wallet with Banknote Compartment, ID Window & Coin

Nice walletLove the design

Muy buena billetera me a funcionado bien desde que la compré

Overall I am very satisfied with the wallet. Upon writing this review, I have owned it for about two weeks. Here is an overview of the pros and cons:Pros:-Has a slide mechanism for cards and additionally acts as a bifold wallet. You can store cash, more cards inside, and it has a transparent holder in the middle for your ID.-The slide button slides with ease and doesn't take a lot of force.-It has a zipper pocket to hold change or an Airtag, which I personally use and love.-The wallet has a magnet on the back to secure it shut when it's not being used. It's strong and I've never had an issue with it opening on it's own.-The leather is actually nice quality, I was surprised. The Espresso color looks just as pictured.-Comes in a nice, presentable box. Makes for an awesome gift.Cons:-This is probably the worst con. So I love this wallet for the card slider and bifold functionality BUT... it seems the card slider was glued to the leather bifold wallet with cheap adhesive, and if you pull slightly between them you will see the adhesive begin to seperate. There has to be a better way to bond the slider to the actual wallet. I will say I haven't had any issues with it coming off so far, but I am curious as to how long the adhesive will last. Worst case scenario I can always re-adhere it myself with some double-sided 3M tape.-The cards don't always slide out perfectly. You may have to manually slide one card out of the way to get to the one hiding behind it. However, I have experimented with a few different sliding wallets now and I have noticed that this is an issue across the board.-The sliding mechanism squeaks really bad right out the box. I had to spray a little WD-40 into the slit exposing the spring on the bottom the wallet and that seemed to do the trick. I haven't had any squeaking whatsoever since.-You can store cash on the inside of the wallet without having to fold your cash, but it will stick out by about a half inch or so to the left because the cash holder is not long enough. It's only noticeable when you have the wallet open.-In my opinion, this isn't something that is going to be comfortable carrying around in your back pocket. It is almost an inch thick without an Airtag, at least an inch with an Airtag. You may have to adjust where you keep your wallet on you.There's obviously room for improvement but for about $25 I have to admit, you can't beat that. I actually paid the same exact amount for my first slide wallet, which was a Code 118 wallet I saw advertised on Instagram one day. What I got with that one was a cheap card slider with an elastic band around it that was expected to hold your cash. I'm much more happy with what I've got now!

I received my wallet on time, and im very impressed with the quality and I love the bill fold compartment, instead of a clip. And love the coins zipper compartment too. I chose the blue leather, and really love the feel !@ Overall it's an Excellent Wallet, I recommend it, as you do get your money's worth!!👍✅️👍✅️

Just the right size

When I first got this wallet, I was happy. It looked cool, it held all my cards, it was small and fit into my front pocket comfortably, and people would compliment how cool it was when I'd pop out the credit cards to choose one for my purchase.Then, the other day, 9 months and 1 day to to the day I purchased it, it fell apart!I slipped my credit card back into the slot with the other cards, and all of the small plastic mechanics popped out the bottom and scattered onto the floor!!I went to the listing for the wallet, as it's still being sold, which stated there is a 12 month warranty, and the wallet will be replaced within 24 hours, but I cannot find any link or contact info to claim on the warranty. Very upset!

I'll update as needed if the popup mechanism fails, butPROS: so far it's been perfectly reliable and completely satisfactory, especially for the money, and doubly especially compared to something like what Ekster offers with apparently no improvement on projected reliability—the ekster allegedly uses a plastic popup mechanism, while this one at least appears to use a metal one; the slider bar is visibly metallic and the "handle" gets cold as if it's metallic—so make of that what you will.CONS: will say that the "leather" doesn't smell real, and in retrospect i may have opted for the slimmer model without the ID window (it feels bulkier than I'd like, but c'est la vie), and just kept my ID in with my cards as i don't need to carry that many anyway.CONSIDER: current state of wallet tracking tech is a joke (especily for the money) unless you're just *constantly* misplacing it around the house, in which case maybe just designate a storage area and stick to it. otherwise, they're all but useless if you dont actually know where you lost it.just canceling your cards and buying a new ID/wallet would cost less time/money/stress (re: life force) compared to dealing with the buggy, heavily limited software/hardware available with wallet trackers as the tech stands today.UPDATE 4/28/2022:still looks new tbh. excellent value. mechanism going strong and the "leather" continues to hold up nicely. only disappointment is the sheer lack of appreciation on the part of the cashiers who I KNOW SEE ME USING MY COOL WALLET. some of them, i assume, are good people.

i'm gentle with my hands and did nothing extraordinary with this wallet yet very quickly after getting the handle that pops the cards broke. It's still usable as its comprised of a base part, which is still there, and a 'topping' plastic that makes it bigger and thus more comfortable to handle. The top part came off in my case. I would have given it 5 stars rating if that didn't happen