Sinjimoru M-Basic Grey Magnetic Wallet: Stretchy Fabric Cell Phone Card Holder for iPhone 12 Pro & iPhone 13 Series, Stick On Phone Wallet with Apple Magsafe Review

As with the other review, I almost gave up all the MagSafe wallet nonsense. But that's it. It's not perfect, but out of all the ones I've tried, it's the best. Just don't take the white one, it will get dirty in 5 minutes. The fabric feels great, and most importantly, the magnet is the strongest I've seen and it's also the thinnest MagSafe wallet I've tried. I don't know what magic it is, but I like it! I have 4 cards in it with no problems. Does elasticity/retention decrease over time? I'm not

This is such a simple but very useful and easy to use application. For all signs of use and durability, with the possible exception of the 'professional' and 'casual' aesthetic, this wallet erases Apple's external wallet. The magnets are in fact noticeably stronger than those on the Apple Wallet. I've tried it on my iPhone 12 Pro without a case, with a MagBak case and a regular case (the latter has pretty weak magnets) and it's stable on all of them. The wallet aligns and stays in place until…

I like to have my wallet on the back of my phone/case so I can easily take it out and open the door to work with the HID badge. Most wallets are designed for 2 or 3 debit cards, while my work ID is 2 or so thick. That's good, and that's where the magnet sits, unlike the Popsocket MagSafe wallet, which has a very thick spine. Magnetizing hasn't given me any problems so far, it feels pretty good there when I'm trying to rock it. I felt stronger, but considering how thin it is, it's a lot stronger