ROYAL FORGEFor MagSafe Minimalist Wallet for Men, Men's Magnetic Card Holder Slim RFID Wallet for iPhone

I honestly love this wallet. I did return it in my search for the perfect one. This would be better if it held 5 cards in the eject cartridge, if the MagSafe worked individually with the phone/case as well as together.My search has resulted in failure and I’ll reorder this one as it’s the best for me

In my opinion, this wallet is close to my ideal design, but it comes up short when I've tried to actually use it. It is very attractive (better in person than in the photos). I'm a huge fan of the modularity of the wallet, by which I'm referring to the fact that you can magnetically separate the inner pop-up card device. You essentially have 3 wallets -- the outer portion, the inner device, and both of them combined. I love the thought of being able to pop out the card holder and take that with me when I just need a few cards and my ID. The fact that the card holder attaches very securely to my iPhone using MagSafe - when not installed into the wallet - is an extra plus. You can do it the other way around, too -- leave the card holder behind and have a thin bifold left over. When space isn't an issue, take it all.So what's the problem? For one thing, if you want to carry cash, there's no great place to put it. There are several places that you CAN put it, but if you have more than a few bills, you are going to add a lot of thickness because you'll need to fold them twice for them to fit anywhere. If you put bills in the inner elastic sleeve, you risk no longer being able to close the wallet and have it hold with the relatively weak magnet. For another, the pockets are all a little too tight and a little too small. Another issue I have is that there is a sort of "primary" outer card pocket - a place to hold an important card you need ready access to. But should your most important card be in the outer sleeve or the inner card holder, which also has an ID card slot? This creates conflict should you want to carry just one part. Even the card holder is smaller than others I've used, holding only 3-4 cards vs double that.I think this is going to work for someone who carries a relatively small number of cards and no more than a few bills. I would love to have something very much like this, but with a more practical design to the size and pockets. I'd happily have a wallet that is a little wider, or taller, or even a little thicker if it meant that I could take advantage of the clever modularity.

I wanted to like this but I just don't. I don't like that the wallet consists of two pieces. It is magsafe and it is thin. Construction of the wallet seems pretty good. However, to use the magnet feature the outside section has to be removed. This leaves space for about 3 cards and an I.D. which can be easily viewed by anyone due to the clear window. Mostly I was looking for a magsafe wallet that could carry a couple cards, my ID and some cash. This almost gets there but nowhere to put the cash. I may have tried harder to make it work but I don't like my license as the wallpaper of the backside of my phone.

The media could not be loaded. its a very practical wallet for MagSafe lovers. I love the minimlist design of this MagSafe wallet for iPhone. It can be separated to one MagSafe card holder and one leather flip. The pop up card holder is ok for 4 cards and 1 ID, I love pop up function, and this is the only pop up wallet with magnetic function as I know. Those elastic pockets on the leather flip is perfect for people who needs to carry more cards and cash, you can put like 8-11 cards and cash into the leather flip, then 5 cards in the cars holder. Totally up to 16 cards, I have no complaint about this minimalist wallet for men, oh by the way, it’s a RFID wallet to!

OK, so this wallet is kind of hard to understand, and hard to know where to start with the description. But let’s start with the pieces. As the description states, there is the main card holder, which attaches to the phone via MagSafe, and a separate flip cover. The inside of the flip cover has the MagSafe symbol on it, so naturally you think it will attach to your phone too. It does not, and I am not sure why that symbol is there. The main card holder does hold securely to the phone.Now, speaking of the card holder, despite the photos in the description showing several cards in there, including an American Express platinum, I can assure you that my American Express would not fit in there unless it was the only card. I do like the little flip switch that pops the cards out all at different heights, so you can grab whichever one. It will probably take some getting used to, but I will give it a shot. The cards feel pretty secure in there, so I doubt they will fall out. I even tried shaking it, and the cards stayed put. The identification window is worthless as designed. The strip you can see in the Amazon photos shows a strip that is over the guy’s face a little. It completely covers my face, so I would have to take it out to show anyone, which sort of defeats the purpose of that window, right?Now, on to the flip cover. As I stated, it does not have the proper magnets to attach to MagSafe devices. There is a little magnet on the flap, which seems to be intended for use as a money clip. It is pretty weak, so even three bills in there blocked the magnet to the extent that it will not adhere to the opposite side. Also, if this flip case is attached to the card holder, you absolutely cannot attach it to your phone. It does have a number of little pockets here and there, so it will hold a number of cards, and you will have to keep your system straight as to what is where, and not deviate. That is actually not a problem for me, as I do that with my current card holder (I don’t carry a wallet at all).I am torn between three and four stars. If I could give it 3.5 I would. It is not terrible, but it is weird, and is a bit overpriced. But as I said, I don’t hate it. I will just have to get used to it.