Spigen for MagSafe Wallet, Holds 3 Cards, MagFit Compatible with iPhone 17/16/15/14/13/12 Models, Pixel 10 Series, MagSafe-Cases, Pixelsnap and More, Card Holder - PU Black (3-Cards/MagFit+)

Just got this for my iPhone 15 pro so I can ditch my wallet. I got the 3 card, fake leather version in black. It fits 3 cards no problem and it is very secure. The cards do not move even with 1 card in the wallet. The magnet is also great and very strong. I think people who complain the magnet is not strong are relying on the magnet in their phone to hold the wallet through their non-MagSafe case. This will not work. I have a MagSafe tough armor Spigen case and it is very secure. The wallet does not budge when taking it out of my pocket and I’m not worried it’s gonna fall off. The MagSafe animation when attaching it is cool too. If you don’t have a MagSafe case and wanna raw dog your iPhone I’m sure the wallet will be secure directly on the phone too. I’d recommend this wallet. It hold the cards well and is still slim. The notch at the bottom is also easy to push the cards out. Skip the Apple wallet and get this.

Just got it today and I really like it. Strong magnet and easily and securely fits 3 cards. Looks nice too. For many years I used the Apple wallet. It worked well and looked nice but it didn’t have the bottom cutout like this one does so at times it was hard to get my cards out. The bottom cutout on this wallet makes it much easier.

I got the 3 card version, which is just enough for me. The wallet is made of PU leather (I.e. plastic) and it looks pretty nice. But like all fake leather, it will eventually peel and and degrade, as opposed to aging to a nice patina. I was concerned about magnet strength given several other reviews, but the magnet holds firm when placed directly on the phone or a MagSafe-compatible case. There is also a pattern of rubber molding on the back of the wallet to grip onto the phone better. Between the magnet and the molding, the wallet holds securely to the phone and resists slipping, but is not difficult to remove when you actually need to. I suspect complaints about weak magnets on this wallet are probably from people who tried to use it with a non-MagSafe case. One of the best features of the Valentinus is an internal wedge that hold cards in the case; even single cards won't fall out from gravity alone. Cards are a bit fiddly to remove from the wallet mainly because they’re stacked one on top of the other, so it’s hard to grab onto just one of them.The wallet is thin, but combined with a rugged protection-oriented case, it adds a surprising amount of thickness to your phone. There’s no way around ithis because the wallet is really about as thin as you could make such a thing and a rugged case simply adds bulk. But I like a thin wallet so for me, the phone+case+wallet combo is too thick for sitting down with in my back pocket (which I’d be nervous about anyway because phones are too expensive to park my keister on). On the other hand, the thickness is actually very nice while handholding the phone against your ear because it feels more substantial in your hand. I should also mention that combined with a rugged case, the total combo is fairly heavy. All of this makes it better for carrying in your jacket pocket or purse, if you carry one. If you can accept those limitations, this is a very nice way of eliminating one more thing to carry.

This solved my biggest annoyance. I used to hate constantly having to remove my wallet to mount my phone in my car. Enter Spigen, and now I am no longer annoyed! I paired this with their new 17 pro orange case and could not be more happy. Both magnets are strong, it holds 1-3 cards fairly securely, and it isn't too thick. The orange ring doesn't perfectly match the orange of the iPhone, but the convenience of this wallet makes up for it. Spigen continues to be the best value case and accessory manufacturer out there.

I got this to use on my phone on vacation that was an all inclusive for an easy way to carry my room key without having to put it in a bag or pocket where it might get lost. It never occurred to me that the magnets could be strong enough to erase a magnetic strip room key though in hindsight - duh! I figured it out quickly enough but it negated it's use for me on that trip. I normally need to carry more that just 2 cards (ID and credit card) when I'm out so I don't use it much but the times I can get away with just those 2 items, it's very handy.For those that complain about the magnet not being strong enough - your expectations are skewed. All magnets are significantly weaker with shearing (side to side) forces - this is how you can defeat very powerful magnets. Given these are relatively small and not so powerful (by design) it's not surprising that it can spin and slide off relatively easy but it's still strong for the wallet part to not just fall off and get lost. The magnet strength seems to be on par with Apple’s version (people have the same complaint about theirs).

Failed after approximately 9 months of continuous use as a daily driver. The orange magnetic ring on the back is only attached with adhesive. That adhesive failed and now the magsafe on the ring on the back is no longer attached. Worked pretty well up until that point, I'm rather abusive with these wallets and it showed only minimal signs of wear otherwise - not disintegrating or loosening of the pouch like other wallets. I will probably use it for a bit longer as its durability is pretty good - though I would expect that for how pricey this case is relative to other brands. Its strongest point is that it doesn't loosen in capacity - almost every other magsafe wallet I've used eventually loosens up such that it's possible for cards to slide out as you do things with your phone. This one is still snug enough to hold all of the cards it could originally fit without worry of things slipping out, even after 9 months of continuous use.