POWR Card Holder Wallet, Minimalist RFID Blocking Wood Wallet Pop Up Slim

I recently made the switch from a traditional wallet to the POWR Card Holder Wallet, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. As someone who rarely carries cash anymore, this minimalist slim metal RFID blocking contactless card protector is ideal for my needs.One of the standout features of this card holder is its size. It fits perfectly in my pocket without adding any bulk or discomfort. Additionally, it's incredibly easy to use - simply slide your cards in and they are securely held in place. No more fumbling around with multiple slots or compartments!Durability is another key aspect that impressed me about this product. The sturdy construction gives me confidence that it will last for a long time without showing signs of wear and tear. This means I won't have to worry about replacing it anytime soon.In terms of aesthetics, the POWR Card Holder Wallet definitely delivers. Its sleek design adds a touch of sophistication to my everyday carry essentials. Whether I'm dressed up for a formal occasion or going casual, this card holder complements any style effortlessly.

Bought this to replace an old and battered leather wallet, so glad I did! It fits in your pocket really nicely, holds enough cards for my needs (1 debit, credit and gym membership card). It's strong but not heavy, premium feeling. Doesn't scratch easily. Cards slot out with the slider button, they're not loose and won't fall out. Really good wallet and I'd recommend it. I've had a few comments on it too (compliments)!

Secure and sturdy. Sometimes the cards can be hard to pull out individually but works great and nice handheld size.

I bought this as I don’t like carrying a wallet as I never carry cash. This products can actually hold 6 cards with ease and the operation still works well. If you travel a lot and need quick access to your cards then look no further. It’s very cool looking in black and it hasn’t even scratched yet. Being so small just remember which pocket you put it in as you will find yourself tapping every pocket to find it but that’s easily solved. Buy this if you don’t like bulky pockets or wallets that take up too much space. This is for you. 100% recommend this product

Bought to house some of my ever-growing army of membership cards. This is smart and simple to use and feels very well made. Handy that it comes in different colours, meaning you can have several and know roughly what sort of cards each one contains without having to go through them (eg all my 'going out' cards like RHS / National Trust are in a green one!).

See UPDATE below. Image refers to wallet I damaged through being an idiot, and how well it survived.ORIGINAL REVIEWFirst, I haven't made any attempt to test or verify the RFID blocking claim. I'm not sure how I would. If I simply held the item up to a legitimate contactless pay station and failed to complete a transaction would that be 100% proof that illegal RFID readers couldn't penetrate the cover? I don't think so, but I'm not sure what would, without putting my cards at deliberate risk.But as a card carrier and physically secure container this is excellent. It is very neat - barely bigger than the cards itself - and the frame is sturdy and strong. The cards are all well held in place and unlikely to slip out until I choose to use the release mechanism. At that stage they are cascaded out, still firmly held, so I can see and select which one(s) to remove.Overall it fits very well in to a pocket or pouch, prevents individual cards moving and rubbing in a pocket, and is a very reassuring container. I'm very pleased with this purchase.END OF ORIGINAL REVIEW----------UPDATEOne wet, cold, late afternoon in January in Manchester, I returned to my parked car after having been away for 2½ hours. I spotted something lying the street just beside my rear door. Aah - it was my metal card wallet! It must have fallen from my jacket pocket as I removed it from the back seat. It had clearly been run over many times by other vehicles. It didn't even have the luxury of a flat tarmac or concrete surface to support it: this street still had cobblestones and the wallet would have been bent and twisted over them each time it was hit.The unit itself was still intact, but not a smooth rectangle any longer. It was chipped, scratched, scuffed, dented and twisted enough that the eject mechanism no longer worked. However when I got it home, I was able to prise one corner rivet open (the five others had all held firmly in place) and get my cards out. All of my cards. Not one missing. And, amazingly, other than about 5mm from the open end, all dry.What a mighty piece of work is this wallet. Never mind RFID, if you need physical protection for your cards, this is very strongly recommended.

It is a good idea. It seems, so far, to be secure and durable. However, as other people have said, there is very little gap between the cards which makes it difficult to get the cards out, especially those in the middle. I have to pull out most of the cards to get the one I want which seems to be a bit of a design flaw and is something I will eventually find quite annoying. I imagine, that if you have quite a few different cards, it will be even more difficult. Thankfully, I only have a few. Overall, I think it's alright. It's secure and durable. It takes up less space in my pocket than a wallet would, but difficult to get the cards which is a bit annoying.