can you use this on a wallet
240986
Use can use the square flat one in a wallet. My son uses it in his. It's the wallet finder that is a small square shape. The other one is made like a key fob.
240987
It does have a ring (key ring attachment), so if you had a pull or something on your wallet, it could attach it to that.
240988
You could put this one in a wallet. But there is one about the size of a credit card (size & shape). We use these on my mother-in-laws purse and make up kit, she always hides them and can't remember where they are. The blinking light works great, as there are times when you can't hear it ring, due to being cover with clothes, etc. We really like and use this product.
240989
I did not have much luck with this product...it worked fine if the two devices were close, but the battery life was very short (a few months)...you also needed superpowers to hear the beep if its mate was in the next room...size-wise, it would work for a wallet in a purse, but never in a pants pocket...I eventually junked it. I don't often lose my keys, so my feedback might be different from the others ..BTW...I never found another product that worked as promised, either...Good Luck, Wendell
1168214
Not sure. Check with manufacturer for the right answer. As for my use, I like to keep personal belongings, jewelry and cash accessible, and not tucked away in a safe deposit box.
1223228
Not really...it is made to emboss plastic cards similar in size and shape to credit cards...so any other shape or material might pose an unresolvable problem!!!
903565
This will function like any wallet. When you over stuff it, it will become difficult to close. To have to ration what you keep in there. I keep 1 debit card, 1 credit card, driver's license, health insurance card, and my public transportation card. I keep cash in another pocket.
1593987
If you only have about two cards in it then yes. As long as you fold the cash somewhat properly not origami but just tightly then your good. �
1903087
Yes there is .. It's very small but you can stash maybe a 4 -$20. Dollar bills .. Not too much cause then it will make the wallet thicker ..
839765
Yes you can! It is great! My daughter uses it as her own bank for her allowance.
607872
It will only scan very specific cards, so if you have a card like that to put in the wallet then yes. If you want to test credit cards then no.
220363
You can connect a PIN pad, but I'm not sure if it will work with PIN from a different credit card machine. You should contact your merchant service company for the answer.
2006038
Im a magician and I use it for some of my card work. Sorry I cant respond to your uses
1192058
I dont see why not, the basic function of this device is to read whatever info is programmed into a magnetic strip on a card. So if that card is an ID or a credit card it will take the info and plug it into whatever program/software you have open to accept info. For instance, if I had Microsoft Word open on my PC and I swiped a card, the info programmed into the strip would come up on the open Word document, its almost like a keyboard but you swipe instead of type. I hope this ll makes sense for you :)
1994925
I recently used the dry pak for my phone, my ID, some cash and a few credit cards while on a small boat fishing. My wallet would not fit in the pack with a phone. Your wallet might if its small and thin.
47335
These wallets are very trendy now so yes anyone can use them. He only problem with this wallet it's that it's extremely big, bigger then most men would be used to.
149820
Yes, but it more so has to be flipped open as well keep in mind. Flip open wallet, followed by flipping open the ID see through part of it.
1767577
No. Just a trifold. Bills and cards. Give your coins away to the homeless. Or get a cheaper wallet that may have a Velcro enclosure. This is a nice quality leather wallet that is thick enough without coins.
2111180
Good question; but as a happy user of this wallet, there's no risk of damaging your card. The magnet is at the very top, away from the card space, and you'd have to put some effort into trying to actually damage your card for any damage to occur. I've been using this case/wallet since it's launch, and I've yet to damage any of my (8) cards.. I wouldn't put anything at the card opening at the back though, it's a bit too tight. Hope this helps..
1021077
I haven't tried it, but I would think so, because the cover is made of leather (or leather-like material), so it would be like scanning your card without taking it out of your wallet, which many people do.