Science & Tech · Gadgets & EVs · 6 hrs ago
MagSafe wallet uses a side button to fan out up to three cards
A newly reviewed aluminum wallet attaches magnetically to compatible iPhones using MagSafe.
It holds up to three cards, and a side button fans them upward so the user can pick one without removing the wallet.
That feature may help people who carry several cards and need to choose one quickly.
The wallet has a scratch-resistant finish and comes in several colors.
Its maker says the aluminum housing blocks 13.56 MHz RFID signals, which are used by some contactless cards.
The wallet does not support Apple’s Find My feature, and it may not suit people who need to carry more than three cards.
It is available to buy on Amazon.
A MagSafe wallet uses a side button to fan out up to three cards for quick selection.
The aluminum wallet attaches to compatible iPhones using 32 built-in magnetic strips.
Its card-eject mechanism lets users select a card without removing the wallet from the phone.
The wallet is described as blocking 13.56MHz RFID frequencies.
It does not support Find My and holds no more than three cards.
- Who
- The maker of the wallet is not stated.
- What
- An aluminum MagSafe wallet fans out up to three cards with a side button.
- When
- The article was published on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- The button is designed to let users select a card quickly without removing the wallet from the iPhone.
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- Card capacity
- Up to 3 cards
- Magnetic attachment
- 32 built-in magnetic strips
- RFID blocking
- 13.56MHz frequencies
- Publication date
- October 12, 2026
- Find My support
- Not supported
What people are saying
The eject button is what makes this MagSafe wallet worth buying.
Again, the downside is that it’s limited to 3 cards only.
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