Green Stainless Steel Curve Edge Business Card Holder Case Review

Looks great. I use it as a wallet. People are always surprised by this because they don't expect it to be a wallet. It's very thin, which I like, but tends to slip out of my pocket when driving). Three disadvantages: 1. If you have too many cards, the silver part will scratch the plastic when inserted. (I know it's for business cards). I had another metal that didn't. 2. Your fingerprints are visible everywhere in your wallet. 3. The black part is not as dark as I expected. Overall this was the

What can I say about this? This is a plain piece of steel in the shape of standard business cards. My briefcase has been rattling for about a year now, the hinge and clasp are still in good order and the surface is not scratched. This won't surprise anyone American Psycho-style, but it looks a heck of a lot more professional than holding your card together with a rubber band.

I know it's a cardholder, but I bought it to use as a minimalist wallet. It can hold about 5 regular credit cards, maybe 6 if they don't have an embossed card number and cardholder's name. I bought 3 packs of rubber credit card inserts and attached one to each side of the case, each with 2-3 extra cards that I use frequently. So far it works great. There are no curved cards and it fits in the front pocket without much bulging.

I like being happy and I'm here. I hope my photos speak the most for me, but I wanted to convey the following: Color: 0/Wave Edge/Black1) Enough for your cards. Actual measurements are 3-7/8" x 2-1/2" x 7/16" (not 3-5/8" x 2-1/4" x 1/4" as in indicated in the product description). Please note that even in this list of my drawings there is room for: - $20 bill - Driver's license - 3 credit/debit cards - 1 medical card - 2 thin paper documents 2) Hinge allows you to stand in an open position, too