VULKITPop up Card Holder Minimalist Credit Card Holder RFID Blocking Slim Metal Card Case for Men or Women(Navy)

This VULKIT card holder is solid. Finally ditched my bulky wallet for this – it's slim and doesn't get in the way. The pop-up feature is quick and practical, no fumbling for cards. It holds what I need and feels built to last. If you're looking for a no-nonsense card solution that just works, this is a good pick. Definitely worth the money.

Wish I had found this decades ago. I have always been a thin wallet kind of guy, and finally heard from a friend how they used a small thin aluminum card holder so I searched and found this one and a few others. Returned the others, this one ultimately won out, I carry five cards/ IDs and a finely folded $100 bill, so six items, and it is it super practical. I will say though, that even though the description says it holds seven items, seven total items is really too much and the pop-up mechanism is not strong enough, you feel like you're breaking it whenever you slide it with too much stuff in it

I wish it held two more cards - but it works.

Pretty awesome

Came today returning today the button keeps getting stuck and the cards don't full come out like it should looks good but feel cheaply made

good

I first heard about the this wallet from a friend who recently had their cards compromised. I thought to myself, "hey, I usually do go out a lot and I wouldn't be surprised if I had my cards scanned without my knowledge." So, I made the decision to purchase the blue one first. And I fell in love with it so quickly. Not only do I feel safer, but also it looks aesthetically cooler than my previous wallet. It's so cool I had to go buy two more in different colors. It alleviated a lot of space in my pocket that it feels like I have nothing in there. I managed to put a total of five cards and I have no trouble taking them out. This is very minimalistic and it gets the job done. This is as simple as simple gets.

I bought and tried a few of these pop up wallets and have been using a cheap $9 one. There really isn’t a difference in quality and for my use where I only use about three cards, the cheaper one works better at lifting and spreading the cards out. This one lifts up okay but doesn’t spread the cards out well. Maybe with more cards it’ll work but if you use less cards, it won’t fan the cards out properly. The bottom trigger makes it a bit bigger as well whereas the cheaper one I use has the side trigger and is a bit more compact. All in all it’s alright but not worth the price.