SpigenSpigen Valentinus MagFit Magnetic Wallet Card Holder 2-Cards Compatible with iPhone 16/15/14/13/12 Models, MagSafe Accessories - Black

Nice looking and fits well. Very good quality. So useful. Holds strong to my phone case. Great!

Obviously this product isnt particularly cheap, however I would rather pay more for this than pay less for a lesser product.The magnet is very strong and keeps the cards safe to the phone. I worry a cheaper alternative may find this slipping off.So far this has lasted well and I've had it for a while now. No signs of needing repair or a new one which is great and looks to have lots of life in it. Fingers crossed.

Good product overall

Got it as a gift for my boyfriend, the wallet looks nice and elegant and feels solid. The magnet holds very well and it’s hard to shake it off. It’s been a month and both material and magnet are still looking like brand new.

I’ve been using this wallet for a few months now and have loved how useful it is, having it on the back of your phone means it’s one thing less to have in your pocket. It fits two cards well, but sometimes feels a bit loose with just one card, so I always pad it out with another. My wallet has held up very well, being used a couple of times a week. It’s a great, cheaper alternative to the official Apple wallet

Overall, for the price of about £20 it is a solid choice. Looks nice, with a dark black finish and subtle logo. Holds three cards comfortably which is perfect for me.However, the magnet is not so strong and the threading is not the best and comes loose easily.3/5More info:I bought this before a week trip away abroad for a work conference. I needed something that would keep my ID, credit card, and debit card together and close to phone.The magnet firstly is not so strong. I have a Spigen MagSafe case too and they do hold okay together, but catch it on your jeans pulling out of pocket and the magnet is easy to detach.You have to be very conscious of it, and to a point I ended up keeping it off in my other pocket. It worked well as a card holder in that situation.As can be seen in the photo, a thread has came loose. Honestly not a big deal for the price, and it looks like it might just be the one for now at least. Still, I probably won’t push more than three cards in as suspect the threading may not hold up to that.I recommend this to budget conscious people and those that maybe don’t need it always to be MagSafe attached to phone, or those that are more conscious as to not lose it. I did lose it twice and had to back track unfortunately but I still have it so all good!

Decided to try this brand after seeing the price of the official Apple version. Really nice quality, easily fits 2 cards and a couple of notes. Could squeeze an extra card in but it would be a bit of a squeeze and make the others more tricky to remove.Magnets are strong, feels nice and solid with the magsafe case - I always forget my wallet when popping out so this is great.

Premium quality with superb contact

Es un tarjeteroi elegante y de buen material

This Spigen is just as good as the similar apple wallet for my purpose, and a far better value from my pov. I have both.The magnet is just as strong on an iphone with leather magsafe case. I actually prefer the Spigen for the notch at the bottom, which makes it quicker/easier to pop out the cards, without having to detach the wallet from the phone (as one needs to do with the apple wallet). The Spigen feels a bit less leather-like, but who cares. The flip side, is I think this Spigen is more resistant to scratch marks so it will look great over time.Both have similar fit: both hold 2 cards comfortably and securely. I always use 2 cards. 3 is far too tight to be practical, and I prefer the snugger fit than 1 alone. The apple is very slightly better holding just 1 card alone. My credit card has no raised letters, and both hold the 1 card in well, even when shaking the wallet downwards, trying to dislodge the card (the card slides out up to 1/4", a bit less with the apple).To the topic of RFID: unlike the apple case, the Spigen does not block RFID. I actually bought the Spigen for absence of RFID since my plan was to use it for an office access/ID card, that I need to swipe at access doors in my workplace during the day. To my disappointment, I need to detach the wallet from the phone for this to work; and physically place the wallet flat on most access readers. It works only 80% of the time, even on the same door. I sometimes I have to remove the access card from the wallet. (I tried fitting my my access card every possible way in the wallet with the same outcome). My guess is weak, inconsistent access card readers, but who knows.However, blame apple for the need to detach the wallet from the phone in the first place: if the wallet is on the back of the phone, bringing the wallet up to the access reader brings up Apple Pay on the phone, and the access reader never works. It's like the connection strength is stronger to the phone itself, despite the access reader not being a payment device. I never use my phone with tap to pay at a payment terminal, and I can see no way to disable this iPhone "feature" as long as I have Apple Pay enabled on the phone. Until I can figure out a way around this, I am not able to use the Spigen as I planned, but it's no fault of the product itself. It's a great little wallet, that works as advertised, and it's a great value.

Great product. I have another one I bought last year and it shows no signs of coming loose. I bought this one for my work phone and cards. Excellent product and I don’t lose or forget my cards anymore.

I got this to use on my phone on vacation that was an all inclusive for an easy way to carry my room key without having to put it in a bag or pocket where it might get lost. It never occurred to me that the magnets could be strong enough to erase a magnetic strip room key though in hindsight - duh! I figured it out quickly enough but it negated it's use for me on that trip. I normally need to carry more that just 2 cards (ID and credit card) when I'm out so I don't use it much but the times I can get away with just those 2 items, it's very handy.For those that complain about the magnet not being strong enough - your expectations are skewed. All magnets are significantly weaker with shearing (side to side) forces - this is how you can defeat very powerful magnets. Given these are relatively small and not so powerful (by design) it's not surprising that it can spin and slide off relatively easy but it's still strong for the wallet part to not just fall off and get lost. The magnet strength seems to be on par with Apple’s version (people have the same complaint about theirs).

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