POWR Card Holder Wallet, Mens Minimalist Slim Metal RFID

Been using this for a few months, and have had no issues with it. None of my cards have fallen out, the case has not faults, etc. The pop out mechanism has been smooth. My only complaint is that as the holder is a lot smaller than the leather wallet it replaced, I can’t find it as easy if I put it down somewhere! But would happily buy again, it’s good value for the price.

Love the product and packaging. Spring loaded, allowing cards swiftly appear to the top with easy access when needed. Bear in mind its only 5 payment cards at one time so choose wisely if you have more. Would of been nice for what I was paying you if the box was cleaner especially if you are thinking of gifting it. Another issue is when you register the warranty, it says to wait for email confirmation. But it’s been weeks and nothing

My old card holder was tearing apart. This new one is much easier to use and compact. Happy with the product and find it easy to access my cards when needed.

Keep seeing adverts for metal card wallets like this one all over social media but when taking a look they all cost 50++.
This one is pretty much the same and seems well enough made only time will tell how long it lasts but for this price I could go through 5 of these and then I would have paid the same amount for the fancy ones you see on social media.

Overall I like the design and the quality feels very good and sturdy. Can hold quite a lot of cards but I think it works best at about 5 or less, although if needed 1 or 2 more can fit. The main drawback is the sliding feature, which works well but is just pretty tough to do with one hand. Unless I have two hands free it’s a pretty uncomfortable experience, so if it was a bit easier that would be perfect. The more cards you have in the more difficult it becomes to use with one hand.

I was tired of carrying around a chunky leather wallet, full of receipts and other detritus but no cash. I saw a friend with one of these POWR wallets and thought, that’s what I need. I’ve only got 4 cards in mine but there’s room for a few more. The pop up action is smooth and the cards come out in a stepped fashion (although I’d put the most used at the top and bottom for ease of access. For instance my cinema card is top so I can easily flip it out one handed while juggling popcorn and a drink at the ticket check. Saves so much space, can throw it in a pocket without looking like a pack mule or you’ve got a serious hernia. Love it, and you can even poke notes into it too if you wanted (but as nobody seems to want to take cash post pandemic it’s just easier to carry cards only) I’ve never had any problems with these supposed RFID criminal gangs everywhere, so can’t comment on that aspect but I can’t see any reason it wouldn’t work. Photo to show the difference in size of it compared to old wallet.

With Covid changing the way I buy things (no cash being used), I decided to review my rather large wallet. The only “big” thing aside from cash was my old style driving license and I found I could fit it behind my phone inside the case (a bit difficult to retrieve, but it’s not called for very often). Then I looked at my cards – there were only about 4 necessary ones (all the others were nice to have or loyalty cards etc).
Bought the POWR wallet on Amazon because it was cheap and worth a try. I was concerned because some reviews said it was fiddly, required force, didn’t pop the cards up enough to select any “in the middle”. So, I ended up putting 5 in the wallet a credit card, a debit card, a photo id card, a health insurance card, and another useful card. The Debit & Credit cards were embossed, the other not. The Debit & Credit Cards (as the most likely to be used are at either end each one easy to grasp with pressure of a thumb or finger enough to pull it out of the popped up cards. The cards in the centre are very easy to access – just push the cards in front of the desired card back in to the wallet – I put the photo id card as the second card as it is the next most likely to use.
With 5 cards in the wallet, the popup lever is very light action, and it is so easy to select the debit or credit card, and the ones in the middle are almost as quick. Couldn’t be more delighted.
The wallet looks sturdy enough, is light, slim, and looks good, It fits easily in a front jeans pocket and I can sit down without any difficulty.
To complete my transformation, I activated Google Pay on my android phone, put the Debit & Credit cards there as well (so for all small value txns I don’t even need to use the wallet), and I’ve captured most of my Store Loyalty Cards into the Google Wallet (ones with Bar code all seem to work). Now I only have to worry about the cardboard coffee shop style cards where the shop stamps the card every time you purchase – those cards I can afford to lose so I will treat them individually (carry some in pockets or bring them only when I know I need them).
Fully recommend this wallet, but recommend you do a card audit before you get one – and think about Google Pay or Applepay as well.