NEW-BRING Automatic Pop Up RFID Blocking Wallets for Men Credit Card Holder Slim Wallet Front Pocket Card Case Holder (Carbon Fiber)

I was a little on the fence about giving this wallet 4 or 5 stars. It's not the most amazing looking wallet out there, and it does have some limitations for what it can do, but my son really loves it. It comes in a gift box. The RIFD aspect of this is really important as personal information is getting easier and easier to lift from unsuspecting people. I'm with the other reviewers in that it doesn't look super high end, but it's functional. It basically is a slim sliding plastic box with some slots and an outside elastic strap. This limits how much you can carry at a time, but if you just need something basic for a few cards and some cash it works really well.

Stores cards like it should sometimes it can be hard to get a card out, but it is not that big of a deal. Fits in my pocket very nicely. Has a strap on the back for cash, I just use it to put my fingers through, so it is easier to hold the wallet. Works well would buy it again.

Couldn’t figure out how to open. Went on YouTube and it was still super hard to open.

I selected this item in the hopes it would replace my husband's bulky bifold leather wallet. It looked like a great option. It is really a slim, hard sided, RFID card case. This case did not have enough space for the various cards, IDs, Licenses that hubby likes to have on him. While I was hoping it would slim it down for his back pocket, the New-Bring was too small. The pop-up feature was a bit difficult to open, and I was pretty rough with it. It still worked, but took quite a bit of force. I am not sure how long it would last needing that much force to open even when empty. This offers a fabric elastic band on the back to hold cash but there is no place for coins or receipts. The RFID pop-up slim was very quickly claimed by a neighboring 15 year old that only has a driver's permit, student ID, and a few other things. He was more than delighted by the product. I would have rated this at 3 stars across all categories, but the neighboring boy rated it with 5! So we split the difference.

Works like some black magic. Layers the cards so well. Easy to use. Holds 8 cards maybe more. You can sort the cards from the back with your other hand.

I ordered this wallet for an upcoming trip where I will only be carrying 2-3 cards and some cash for daily use. I had hoped this would be a good one for that purpose, but unfortunately, it is not. The wallet came packed in a box that would be suitable for gifting. The look of the wallet is nice, sturdy, and attractive. But the functionality is where I have an issue.Once you figure out how to open it, it is not that hard to do. But there are no instructions included in the box. The latch opens by pushing down on the top of the wallet while sliding the door open. It is pretty clunky and not at all elegant in its use. And once you have it open, you have a piece of metal that somewhat helps to position the cards, but they don't fan out for easy selection as shown in the description photos.While the outside of the wallet looks great, the cash is held in place by a strip of elastic. This means that you have to fold each of the bills multiple times and handling cash will be difficult. I really wanted to like this, but sadly I don't. I won't be carrying it on my next trip.

The whole point of these types of wallets is to minimize the footprint by allowing just enough space to hold the essentials. A handful of cards, and maybe some cash. It's the bare minimum to be functional these days.I could fit around eight cards in comfortably, but any more than that and it became cumbersome to slide open the top to access them. The spring that pushes them upward underneath applies enough force that the cards tend to want to slide with the top and end up getting jammed, which makes the top harder to slide. If you carry less than seven cards, I'd say you should be fine.The physical size is my other complaint. If I can't bring all my cards along with me AND I still have a wad in my back pocket that's not comfortable when sitting, what's the point of this setup? I might as well have a traditional tri-fold and pack in every last dollar bill and plastic rectangle.

Includes elastic strap for currency. When opened helps fan cards out for better visual of what is inside.