ILAOLIUWallet for Men - Slim Leather Mens Wallet Pop up Card Holder with Money Clip,Credit Card Slots,ID Window - RFID Blocking Minimalist Wallet (Carbon fiber)

I have been looking for a wallet like this for some time and like many other products, Amazon carries a lot of them. I liked this wallet so much that I recommended it to my mom as a father's day gift idea for my dad. I have always needed to clean up my wallets. I am one of those guys who would typically buy those massive leather wallets, store as much as I could in them and kept them for years and years. The nice thing about wallets like these is it forces you to clean up your wallet and not carry every single card you own on the planet. The locking feature works well and when unlocked, the cards come up smoothly staggered. I can see every card easily, and am able to access it conveniently. It comes with a metal clip that can be installed on the inside flap for cash (comes with a small screwdriver and extra screws). The magnetic closure works well and is strong enough to keep it closed (even if you have a couple layers of cash). Great deal, great durability and overall great product. 10/10 I recommend!

I recently got the Slim Leather Men's Wallet in Carbon Fiber, and it's fantastic. The quality is impressive, and the slim design fits perfectly in any pocket. It holds 10-14 cards and up to 10 bills, with a convenient pop-up card holder that works flawlessly. The money clip inside is a nice touch, and the wallet looks really sleek. Plus, it has RFID blocking for added security. It’s a great minimalist wallet, and the lifetime guarantee is a huge bonus. Highly recommend it!

This wallet has space and hold up to 8 cards at the touch of a button. You can also store up to 2 additional cards on one side. Good option if you're searching for a small wallet.

It works great. My husband loves how the cards pop up and he doesn’t have to dig through his wallet looking for a credit card.

I was worried that it would be uncomfortable since it’s a solid block of metal, It’s actually very comfortable (more so than my old leather wallet) and I often forget it’s in my pocket. I’ve been using it everyday for a few months now and there’s no noticeable wear or tear. Very satisfying card display although it takes a bit of force to push the button. It gets a little easier over time, but not much. I have 8 cards in it and I’m happy with it. It’s easy to get my ID in and out of the window space. Overall I’m really happy with it and I would recommend it especially for the price.

This design for this minimalist wallet is as my review title says, Solid. I mean I did some rough things to this wallet and it just didn't care. The material that isn't metal sure does a good impression of metal. The included screwdriver is better than most of the glasses/jeweler screwdrivers I have had in the past. The damn thing feels like it is solid metal.I waited 3 months to write this review, so I could get some good use out of it. It held my cards in both the metal section and in the softer material well. It takes a little bit of push to get cards out of the cover. But, I would rather have to do that then my cards just fall out.I recommend that if you want to gift anyone using a minimal wallet, this will do the trick.

Received the product and was dissapointed on the two most important points to me. It is over 1/2 inch thick with no external cards in it or the money clip installed. It's closer to .6 inch thick. And I put five credit cards into the center slot with the push button and it did not hold the cards securely. I can imagine I would lose cards with this wallet.

Overall it's not a bad wallet, I would say it's 6.5/10. However, I found that some of the description is wrong in a good and bad way. This wallet also has some significant trade offs. I will mention those below when it comes up.First off the good:- The cards it holds is honestly impressive. The description says the spring mechanism holds 6, but I am comfortably using it to hold 9. Plus it has 4 additional slots on the front and back for a total of 13 cards not including the ID pouch which makes 14 total. The spring works well, but it does get harder to press depending on how many cards you have inserted.- the spring mechanism is very nice and works reliably. You can put any amount of cards in it and it works all the same. If you leave it empty though, there is a little rattle.- the design is nice and ergonomic. Cards are easy to take out and there is no fumbling to find anything.- the cards are snug. Personally I like a very tight wallet, and this is that. Where the cards fit, it has an easy way to get it out.the bad:- this is very clearly meant only for cards. If you carry cash on you this wallet is very limited. I could only get about 5 bills total in the money clip. Any more and it would not close. If cash is something you use often I strongly do not recommend this wallet.- it's heavy. Simple as that. This is the heaviest wallet I've had. However that is not to say it's a brick. If you don't mind some heft, then this is a moot point.- the description calls this wallet "ultra thin" with a size of 0.39 inches. This is straight up misleading. It's only this size empty and without the cash clip. When I use it is about 1 inch thick. That is still thinner than my old wallet, but no where near what they advertise.- at the time of this review I payed $40 for this wallet. It seems a little steep. I think $30 is a better price for what it offers.The ugly:- the most obvious thing is coins. This wallet has nowhere to hold coins. But I feel if you're looking into a wallet like this you should expect that. Still nonetheless, it's something the wallet cannot do.- anything that you might carry in your wallet that is NOT a card will probably require additional effort. My registration plus some of my insurance information is paper. There is no where to put these without damaging them because of how snug the wallet is. I had to buy business card protectors to make sure no damage occurs to these paper items. Even then, they cannot fit in the card spring mechanism as it has exact measurements to a debit/credit card shape. So you are left with only 4 slots to put them in. However to be fair, those 4 slots is where I would want them anyways.- if you have dexterity issues, steer clear. The button of the mechanism can be hard to push. The cards are very snug and do require some pushing/sliding effort, it's not a simple glide.Overall:Though it may seem as if there is more bad than good, it's still a decent wallet. If the bad and ugly I mentioned doesn't bother you, then it is probably a good fit for you. This wallet is very modern and meant to focus on the cashless society we live in. It does that well. But if you're old school and still prefer cash, or even a mix, you might wanna look at something else.Personally I don't mind it. The only thing that keeps bothering me is the cash. Occasionally I do want to use cash, but when I get change I have to either put it loose in my pocket if it doesn't fit, or force it to fit and the wallet doesn't close.The security:Since this is a selling point and I didn't touch on it I want to just mention I have 0 clue about if it works or not. It was not something I was interested in. Even if I was, I don't know how one would test it.