SEMORID Slim Aluminum Card Holder Wallet for Men, Durable Expandable Backplate, RFID Blocking Minimalist Metal Pop Up Wallet with Gift Box, Holds 14 Cards Plus Cash, Black, Minimalist

Bought as a gift, think it was liked. Looked nice, fast delivery.

I recommend this card holder. It's strong, protects the cards, easy to carry in a pocket and makes cards easily accessible. Would buy it again.

Was worried due to cheaper price compared to similar wallets, so far two months in no issues working great . has nice solid feel .I keep Pass card in backplate and even there have to move it out a bit or RFID blocks

I picked this up because I wanted an everyday carry wallet that could handle most of the cards I actually use, and this one ended up working out really well for that. I usually carry around seven to eight cards, and even though the internal slot says six cards, I was able to get seven in without causing any problem with the mechanism. Part of that is because most of my cards are flat and do not have the raised embossed numbers. If all your cards have raised numbers on them, you probably are going to be closer to that six card limit or less. In my case though, seven fit and the wallet still opened just fine. The trigger mechanism is smooth and solid. When you press it, the cards pop out like they should, and they do not feel loose or like they are going to slide out on their own. I found it works best if you organize your most used cards toward the back, like your ID and main payment cards, so you can get to them faster when they pop out. This wallet also comes with an extra plate for holding a few more cards and a money band on the back. I ended up doing something a little different with mine. I kept my main seven cards and my driver's license in the wallet itself, then used the extra card holder piece more like a money clip to keep my cash secure. That actually worked really well and kept everything tight without moving around. Build quality feels very good. It is all metal construction, has a nice solid feel in the hand, and does not feel cheap or flimsy at all. It has some weight to it, but not too much. Enough to feel premium without becoming annoying in your pocket. The band feels solid too, and I like that they even included an extra trigger piece in case the original one ever breaks. It is also RFID blocking, which is a nice extra feature for an EDC wallet like this. Overall it feels like a premium product, especially if you catch it on sale. I got mine for $9, and for that price this was honestly a steal. Even at the more normal price around the upper teens, I still think it is a solid buy. For everyday carry, this ended up being exactly what I wanted. Compact, strong, easy to use, and finally able to hold all my main cards in one place without going back to a bulky old wallet. TL;DR: Solid metal EDC wallet with a smooth card trigger, RFID blocking, and enough room for seven flat cards in my case. Compact in the pocket, well built, and a great value, especially if you catch it on sale.

I got this for my father and he likes it. The quality is good and so far, it's held up. My father is 88 years old, and he saw my Code 881 wallet and liked it. He's hard on things so I didn't want to spend that much on a wallet for him, and this seemed good quality and got good ratings on Amazon and YouTube, so I thought I'd take a shot, and it paid off. The quality may not be as high as my Code 881 (not sure until it's been used for a longer time though). The wallet is slim, it holds as many cards as my father carried in a bigger bulkier wallet. The side slide trigger works well and the spring feels satisfying but that's what time will actually tell. If you're looking to buy this type of wallet, for the price it's a good buy.