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MagSafe Monday: This aluminum MagSafe wallet ejects your credit card with one click

My biggest annoyance with all types of wallets is when it This aluminum MagSafe card wallet takes a different approach with a side-mounted eject button that fans your cards up with a single press, so you can grab the one you need one-handed without pulling them all out. more…

MagSafe Monday: This aluminum MagSafe wallet ejects your credit card with one click

This aluminum MagSafe wallet offers a unique feature: a side-mounted eject button that fans your cards upward with a single press, allowing you to grab the card you need one-handed without removing the wallet from your iPhone. The wallet is composed of lightweight aluminum with a scratch-resistant finish and comes in various colors to match your iPhone or case.

It utilizes 32 built-in magnetic strips to snap onto a MagSafe-compatible iPhone. The wallet can hold up to three cards, which is sufficient for most everyday carry setups, but falls short for those who need four or five cards accessible. Notably, the wallet claims to block 13.56MHz RFID frequencies, protecting your contactless credit cards and ID from electronic skimming in airports and other locations.

While the wallet lacks Find My support, it compensates with a convenient eject button and a solid metal build.

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