ACM Wallet Credit Card Holder - Front Pocket Organizer, Easy Push Button Use

To save you the time of reading a novel-like review, I will list the Pros and Cons of this wallet.....Pros: Very durable, mechanism is smooth and hasn't failed yet, small size, cards are secure and DO NOT touch, buttons are easily interchanged, organizes cards simply and saves time at the checkout.Cons: Small flimsy cards will not work as well, can't store it in your back pocket (per manufacturer), "nerd-tastic" gadget (per my wife).Now to explain my heading for this review. This wallet is fantastic if you are a minimalist, don't carry your wallet in your back pocket, and don't typically have a lot of cash on you. Also my wife was a bit skeptical after viewing the pictures that Amazon and ACM provide on their website. Upon receiving the wallet she and I were quite impressed as to the overall feel and quality of the wallet. Highly recommended product if you are organized, cash-less, and a self-proclaimed Nerd.

This wallet seemed like a good idea. I read the reviews and was a sucker. Huge waste of money. Two days after return policy is up I noticed the front panel sagging inwards. They slide buttons letters and pictures are rubbing off, and the actual clip for the money is just ridiculous joke. I wanted to give it a fair go after getting it, I should have returned it when I first had the instinct. I am inclined believe that the majority of the reviews here are employees, friends, and family. This for daily use is not realistic. That is the truth. I put it in my front pocket and it cannot even handle that. Gimmicky garbage. Save your money.

This is a fancy and cool way to put away all your cards in a protective case. It's really hard to have a damaged card if savely stored in this Credit Card Holder. I just love it.Every time someone sees me using this, they ask where I got it. I know there is not much to say about a card holder, but all the push buttons work advertised and you can replace the plastic labels to identify your cards.Pros:+ Sturdy Build+ Multiple labels for cards+ Protects your cardsCons:- Poor Instructions

I used to be a trifold guy. Then about four years ago I switched to a money clip with a magnetic clip. I loved it, but it just kept erasing things like hotel cards, rewards cards, etc. I decided to opt out and go for this wallet. It certainly gets a lot of attention. I feel like every cashier is asking me what it is.It holds 6 cards and you can label them however you want using the included tabs. There is enough space in between the cards so they aren't physically pushing against each other. Holds a good amount of bills using the clip part. Overall, this is exactly what I wanted in a wallet.Only con, a little bulky but, I can live with it.

The wallet has a very unique look to it. I'm not saying it's nice or ugly. Forums reason it reminds me of the Delorean used in back to the future. Looks like something the doc would have been using. One seller said these have been around unchanged since the 90's and I believe them. However, the function of the wallet is as advertise. It's not as slim as I had wanted it to be. But it does take up less room in my pocket than a traditional tri fold wallet. The slide switches are really close together so at times you might retrieve 2 cards at the same time. The switches do work well though. And the wallet holds you cards firmly in place. It also lets you get the card you want out faster without the hunt or your wallet holding the card for ransom. It does hold only 6 cards and that's fine for me. I only use 2 anyways. People complain about the money clip but mines hasn't broken yet. It's been about 6 months since I've had it. I use it to hold stray cash and receipts.

I love my slim clip but it is unfortunately hard on the magnetic strip. I tried one of those elastic holders but it is impossible to just pull one specific card from the middle. This thing is nice because the cards are not touching so no rub off of the strips. Also it easy to access any specific card. It is much lighter than it looks.The draw back is the extremely boring faux steel finish. Also it is bulky so the giant rectangular pocket bulge looks a little ridiculous and is a great advertisement to pick pockets. Not sure why the button portion needs to stick out so much further from the rest body. I might hack mine with a redesign.

I LOVE this - purchased one 2 years ago after a co-worker showed me his. I am now puchasing my 2nd because the back hook has come off (you can buy replacements) but also because I've dented it enough so the cards don't slide properly. But 2 years is a pretty good deal at this price. It comes with stickers so you can label the slots the way you want to organize your ID, credit cards, social security etc. I've been asked MANY times where I bought it. They're fantastic for organizing all of your cards and other IDs. It's about a half-inch thick, so you COULD put it in a big pocket but I keep mine in my purse. No interference with my cell phone or anything else.

I enjoyed the built. Easy card access. Definitely not stratch resistant. Keys in hand will leave your case look like a used up quarter. Not sure of the company is going for the used look but if so, they got it after two days.