Business Name Card Holder Stainless Steel Case - Matte

Mine is the Curve Edge Green.Great quality. Sturdy metal, feels very firm in the hand and not at all flimsy.Coloring is very attractive, with a nice metallic shine to the surfaces. Constructed of only 3 pieces, the front and back pane, and a small rod through the hinge. Nothing to chip off or wear to affect the quality. Does pick up fingerprints extremely easily though..Back panel is textured with horizontal lines. This looks nice (making the back not look plain) and makes it a tiny bit easier to hold, though the metal is not slippery and it's not necessary for grip.All edges and corners on it are rounded, making for no corners to scratch yourself on. This is especially noticeable because the edges all feel sharp, but are dull enough to be no problem (just feels kinda like running your finger on the dull side of a knife).The holder closes very firmly, require some mild force to open. It's firm enough that while I can open it one handed, I have to position my hand just right and apply much more effort than is comfortable. However, opening with two hands requires just enough effort that you can feel pretty sure it's not going to pop open if you drop it on the floor.

I love to be pleased and I am here. I hope my pictures do most of my talking for me, but what I wanted to convey was the following:Color: 0/ Wave Edge / Black1) This is large enough to hold your cards. Actual dimensions are 3-7/8" x 2-1/2" x 7/16" (not 3-5/8" x 2-1/4" x 1/4" as stated in product description). Please note that there is room left over even with this list of what I have pictured:- $20 bill- Driver's License- 3 credit/bank cards- 1 medical card- 2 thin paper documents2) The hinge allows this to stand in an open position, even with the weight of the contents against it.3) This product is reflective and does show fingerprints modestly clearly. Not yet sure how it will stand up against my keys in the same pocket.4) This product does not create an unwanted bulge in the pant pocket.5) The hinge looks to be the most likely point of first failure.Other notes:a) I haven't noticed any too-sharp edges or vertices that might cut me or catch my pant pockets.b) There is a thin interior lining. Not sure if this is good or bad yet.[...]

I know this is a business card holder, but I bought it to use as a minimalist wallet. It can fit about 5 regular credit cards, maybe 6 if they're the kind without the embossed card number and card holder name. I bought a 3 pack of stick-on rubber credit card sleeves and stuck one on each side of the case, each holding 2-3 additional cards that I often use. So far, it is working out great. No bent cards and it fits in the front pocket without much of a bulge.

I bought this to replace an older one (different style) that had gotten badly scratched and dented over the course of many years. This case feels like it's made of thicker material and is very sturdy. It can hold between 10-15 cards (paper thickness depending) but that's fine for my needs. Simple - stylish - and affordable. Works for me.

My business cards haven't arrived yet, but it's looking like this will do nicely for what I need. Solid case with a bit of force needed to open it (which is good, means it will last longer). I have read comments on sharp edges, but in the back pocket of my jeans I feel none significantly enough to complain. One warning: if you want a clean looking case (this one looks great, but it dirties easily), buy one with a rough/uneven/textured face. This one fingerprints everywhere INSTANTLY upon touching it anywhere. Not a big deal for me, but a forewarning to others.

This holder is attractive and compact. It has an elegance that many others lack. I've gotten complements on it when I pull it out to give a business card, which creates a positive image in the people that I contact. It holds a nice amount of cards, yet fits into a small pocket. The smooth finish helps it slide in and out easily.

As others mentioned, it does smudge really easy (I have the plain silver color). Doesn't really bother me....and by and large it looks nice. It is pretty sturdy and hold about a 10 business cards (mine are slightly thicker than some I've seen, so I guess 12-15 normal ones might fit). My main gripe is that it is hard to open, it's never easy and I fumble with it, usually have to slide a finger nail in first.

I purchased this card holder for my fiancé *who is just starting his new business. He really liked the rugged metal outside vs the delicate suede inside (at least it feels like suede- it may be velvet). There's something very professional about a card holder that makes networking that much easier. It seems like the metal outside may scratch easy over time- but for the price- I think its worth the risk.