Dinghao RFID Blocking Slim Money Clip Aluminum Wallet Automatic Pop-up Card Case

I've been using this as my only wallet for about 6 months now and I love it! It doesn't feel really cheap like I had feared it might (it does cost a fair amount less than some other wallets out there that have the same general style). The leather seems like it is pretty decent quality. The stitching remains in perfect condition after being tossed around, put in my pocket, and used daily. It is definitely small, however, I think it is a bit thicker than I expected because of the magnet clip. Nonetheless, it is quite comfortable to keep in my front pocket and is obviously loads better than the classic bifold wallet that I used to carry around. I would point out however that this wallet is made of stiff metal on the inside and is not comfortable to sit on in your back pocket.The magnet is plenty strong enough to carry all the bills I need (around 4 or 5) and doesn't seem to have weakened one bit in all the time I have had it. Even for adding a little extra thickness, I think the magnet is one of my favorite features for its sheer functionality and real practicality (I still use cash pretty often).The trigger-like mechanism for splaying out the credit cards is really neat and still works great. It always separates each card just enough to pick out whichever one you want from the middle. My cards always stay in tightly which is amazing! I have never had a credit fall out, even when the wallet is shaken upside-down! (Who's going to do that, anyway?) I will say that cards that are narrower than a standard credit card, like a business card, will not really be gripped by the edges of the wallet, however, if you slide it in between two standard size credit cards, a business card will stay in no problem.One last feature that I love is the outer pocket for a single card. We all have that one card that we use basically every day. If you had to use the trigger mechanism every time just to get that one out, it would probably wear out a lot quicker. But since the one outer pocket is there, you can put your most-used card there. The slot was really tight at first and I thought it would be like that forever. But after about two months of use, it stretched out enough to comfortably take out my card without any difficulty. And now, after six months of using the pocket several times a day, it hasn't stretched out any more than that, so it still keeps cards in tightly.Overall, a really fun, minimalist wallet that I have really enjoyed owning and would recommend to anyone looking for a small wallet to replace their gargantuan bifold. If this thing ever breaks, I'll probably buy another one.

Another update: 9/27/24- saw this go on sale and decided grab a new one. Crazy to think how it aged over 6 years. Check out the side by side picture. Looks like they are using an updated mechanism. Hope it holda up another 6 years. UPDATE: June 7, 2024- This was not planned! It has been 6 years to the day from when I got his wallet. I still use the very same wallet 6 years later? Crazy! I thought MAYBE it was 3 years old, but 6 years blew my mind. The only reason I even looked this purchase up is because I saw an ad for the Groove wallet that seems to have a similar mechanism but is $55. I was curious if the listing was still active on Amazon. I am happy to see that it is. The wallet's leather has aged beautifully which is part of the reason I have not replaced it. In fact, when I do replace it, I might try to separate the leather sleeve from the aluminum case and put it on the new wallet. The mechanism that pushes up the cards is finally starting to show its age and gets stuck from time to time and the spring-loaded sides that pinch the cards and keep them from sliding out are not as strong....but it has done 6 hard years in my pocket every day. Also, I cant believe with everything that has happened in the last 6 years the price is nearly identical (only $2 more). Ugh, people are going to think this review is fake...I think I gushed a bit too much about an effing wallet, but it's all legit.Warning: this review will be longer than it needs to be. Had less than a week but so far it has exceeded my expectations. I learned of this type of minimalist wallet on the Unbox Therapy YouTube channel. The one he had on there was $35 or $40. Not wanting to spend that on a a front pocket wallet experiment (I have been a tri-fold, back pocket wallet carrier since I started carrying a wallet as a kid). Initially I could not find a version of the wallet I wanted on Amazon so I ordered a similar one on Wish and made the order...feeling impatient not wanting to wait a month, I started my search on Amazon again and found this. Yes it's real leather...yes the pop up mechanism has worked flawless so far...money clip magnet is super strong...love it

Nice compact wallet. The trigger mechanism is kinda stiff. I think this needs some improvement. Anymore than 5 cards and the trigger gets stuck. If there is a internal spring controlling this, this part will probably break. I wish there was an option without the money clip and the front pocket as I don't ever use cash nor do I like anything being exposed. I've bought 3 wallets and I don't like any of the others because they are too bulky for my liking. This one slim and compact but my particular one isn't very user friendly. It's not easy finding the perfect wallet unless you want to dump $100+ on one.

I originally had the Andar pilot for years before this one and I have to say... I like this one better. The Dinghao RFID Blocking Slim Money Clip Aluminum Wallet Automatic Pop-up Card Case is really a great little wallet, especially for the price. I loved the lever action to pop the cards up the the Andar Piolet had and I'm happy to say this one works exactly the same.I tend to keep 4 cards in the main compartment and 3 more in the slit compartment no problem. You could probably fit a 5th card in the main pocket but it'd be a tight squeeze. The magnetic money clip on the back is the icing on the cake. I prefer this to the fabric cut out on other wallets and they tend to wear and become looser, leaving your cash more susceptible to falling out, the magnet does a good job keeping few bills in place. However anything more than that id use a rubber band to double up as the magnet does get weaker if you try to stack to many bills on the back.my only complaint is the fabric slowly started to separate from the frame at the top over time, however this was nothing a little krazy glue couldn't fix.All and all i love this wallet and have used it every day for over a year now, you really cant beat it for the price.