Not an ideal wallet for business professionals
589268
Smells like chemicals and looks like it was made for flamboyant types
466001
I have a Lavish wallet that I bought several years ago, which is very similar to this one in terms of the design. However, there are a few changes that were made that don't help the product at all. First, instead of the snap being on the very first card slot (the one you would typically put your drivers license in), its on the the 3 slot, which means you can't put a card in there if you want to snap it shut. Second, the zippered coin pocket is has full wallet length slots for papers/dollar bills in the front and back of it, which means, it's a pain to try to unzip because there is no support. The stitching on the wallet is beautiful and there aren't any snags. Had I seen it in person, I wouldn't have ordered it.
2916604
I'm a minimalist wallet kind of guy. I was looking for something to hold about ten cards (credit/ID/medical) and a few bills. And I wanted them all to be easy to access. The wallets I've found so far are either too bulky or require bills to be carefully folded. Once I placed a couple of cards in this wallet, getting bills in and out of the center fold was nearly impossible.

I designed and made my own duct-tape wallet which works perfectly and which will have to suffice until I can find a more durable (and classy...) leather equivalent.
527911
I like the way this wallet looks. However there is a slot for your drivers license and a credit card but when I put my licenses and two credit cards in the slot, the magnet is not strong enough to keep the wallet closed. That is a big draw back. Therefore it is not a practical solution to carry your phone and credit cards around in. Its even worse if you put cash in the area design to carry your cash... Very disappointed with it.  I've just stop using it.
2664356
I tried this product and ultimately returned it. The Secrid wallet is very good, but for this price, it needs to be excellent.

Pros:
- Slider lever mechanism for exposing the cards is brilliant.
- Leather and sewing are very good quality.
- Very physically good looking

Cons:
- Slightly too narrow to hold business cards
- The little folder for cash money is weak; You cannot put very many bills into it because they end up being double-folded, thus coming out to quadruple thickness. I tried putting in 5 bills and the wallet could not close evenly.
- The slider for holding 6 cards only works for 6 if they do not have embossing, holds fewer cards if actually embossed
- The tri-fold design presents a weakness when pushing your cards back into the metal holster. Because the metal holster is only attached to 1 of the 3 panels, the force of pushing 5 cards back in will cause the wallet leather seams to twist around. This makes it a difficult task to evenly push the cards back in, and could lead to bending in the leather over time.

Conclusion: Some design shortcomings prevent it from being a superior choice for the North American market. At this price, it's too expensive for what you get. But still, it's a nifty product.

Advice to the Secrid Team:
- I don't know how it is in Europe, but here in North America the embossing on cards is very common. The metal holster needs to hold at least 6 embossed cards.
- Make the wallet slightly taller so it can hold business cards.
- You need to add some kind of notching or locking mechanism so that, when the wallet it closed, both sides of the metal slider case become fixed or locked into the leather. This would prevent the twisting problem I described above.
- Enable the wallet to be wide enough so the money can be stored in a bifold style. Here in North America, there's lots of places that take cash only, with no debit capability.
- I understand this is supposed to be a slim wallet, but for North American users, needs to be a little bigger to achieve minimal functionality.
2363676
My humble opinion is a don't buy!
IF you only need it for business cards, you MIGHT think about it, but you do not need RFID protection for business cards.
Bottomline,the pockets are too small!
3349822
This is a rather uncomfortable wallet to carry in a back pocket with some rough edges and stitching,  The design is relatively good with lots of slots for credit cards, ID, library and insurance cards, etc.  The quality is just OK and it looks to me like it would not last very long - though I can't say for sure since I've only had it a week.
2384765
I was looking for a wallet that would hold cash, change, and a ton of cards (credit cards, insurance, store rewards cards, etc.).  This wallet does hold all my stuff, with extra clear slots for a few wallet photos of my family.  Tons of slots and pockets for organizing everything.  This is a huge wallet so you probably wouldn't like it if you carry a tiny purse!

Unfortunately I just found this wallet too large and awkward.  Putting my checkbook in the wallet made it very fat and bulky.  Even without the checkbook, the wallet has a built-in checkbook flap and a built-in flap with clear slots for photos/IDs.  These two flaps PLUS the outside flap that snaps it all together just made it take too long to find the card I needed -- I don't like fumbling around with my wallet while people behind me wait in line!  I might reconsider this wallet if the checkbook flap and photo flap were removable, but as is, I didn't think this is a very user-friendly wallet.  Also, the pen loop is much wider than your average pen, so your pen will fall out unless you slide it all the way down so the pen clip goes over the loop -- and then the tip of the pen will stick out the bottom of the wallet!

For color reference, I ordered Cobalt which was fairly true to the color I see on my monitor (which is a lighter blue than a true cobalt).  The outside is faux leather and all interior components are fabric.
2178695
Wallet seems pretty well made, but it's impossible to fill all of the card slots without making it too big and bulky.
4199771
For the right individual--someone that carries only a few bills, relies primarily on a few credit cards, keeps no business receipts; this wallet would be perfect.  But if you carry more, this cute little wallet becomes cumbersome to close.  Your bills need to be folded twice into quarters to fit and so you'll probably fumble with the cash as you remove and return bills to the wallet.  I had to return it cuz I didn't want to deal with this in crowded public places.
2654775
I bought this wallet because I liked the idea behind it and having a Daskeyboard and loving it, it sounded like a nice product.

It was my mistake not to check the dimensions of this wallet but it is a pretty large wallet. So if you are somewhere where you have large bills this could be good.
I do not like that it does not fold tightly and the corners arc out. When leaving the wallet at rest on the table it does not sit close but is always in making a triangle with the top flap.
The top cover is a plasticy soft touch but it scratches very fast.
Overall I now have this wallet sitting there, given how fast the exterior deteriorated (tried to use it one week) I cannot sell it and I went back to my regular wallet.
2833061
Main problem is that zipper compartment isn't big enough to hold bills folded in half. The picture seems to show a bill folded in half going in, but it doesn't fit. Nor does a credit card. The pocket is only good for coins or for bills folded in thirds. Here's a credit card holder with key ring that you can actually fold a few dollar bills in half and insert them:&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Mens-RFID-Blocking-Wallet-SUSEN-Slim-Front-Pocket-Minimalist-Wallet-Card-Holder-Genuine-Leather-with-Key-Ring-ID-Window-Best-Gift-for-Father-s-Day-Coffee/dp/B0728B2RY7/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Mens RFID Blocking Wallet, SUSEN Slim Front Pocket Minimalist Wallet Card Holder Genuine Leather with Key Ring & ID Window, Best Gift for Father's Day (Coffee)</a>
2145160
Credit cards stored in the top slot are somewhat difficult to get to when there's cash in the clip, and the bottom two slots are useless since the slots are deeper than a credit card is tall. The cards get pushed all the way into the pockets, and are nearly impossible to remove. Not taking into account the bottom two credit card slots, this wallet seems otherwise well-made.
4803633
Externally wallet has a proper presentation, but internally has details on the surface and the card slots are very small. I just hope it lasts outward appearance to be worth the investment
4481039
I hate fat wallets! I'm always taking mine out of my pocket and setting it on my desk,car,etc. This wallet is definitely thin, and I've used it for several months now, but I'm now looking for an alternative. There just isn't enough secure storage space, no pockets that close. I don't carry much, but the few things I do have fallen out numerous times, and the credit cards are loose in their spots (unless you have 5 or 6 in each area to make it tight).  I lost my atm card a few weeks ago.  If you carry NOTHING but credit cards and cash (and are willing to keep an eye on your credit cards when you open the wallet), this may be for you.  I'll be looking for a wallet thats still thin, but can store things a bit more effectively.
4553597
This is a decent looking "genuine leather" wallet. Interestingly, the card inside the wallet says "highest quality genuine leather", since "genuine leather" is actually the lowest quality of leather goods. Better quality leather products will be advertised as "top grain leather" or "full grain leather". "Genuine leather" is glued together from scraps of products made from the better quality pieces of leather. For "genuine leather", this wallet looks decent. It has a soft fake distressed pattern, which I like better than the slick plastic look of some "genuine leather". List price is kind of high for this grade of leather, though list prices for leather goods often have little correlation to what you actually pay for them.

Even though this is a tri-fold design, it is only slightly thicker (when empty) than a typical bi-fold wallet because there are fewer interior pockets in this tri-fold wallet. In particular, there are no large inside pockets like you see on most bi-fold wallets. Those large pockets are nice for holding odd sized items like notes, tickets, checks, extra cards, etc. The tri-fold design has a smaller profile than a bi-fold wallet, which is great if you carry your wallet in a front pocket (for protection against thieves). Of course, if you really load up a tri-fold wallet, it gets fatter faster than a bi-fold wallet because everything is folded over more. The leather is somewhat flexible and soft and comfortable in my pocket.

The extra height of a tri-fold wallet (compared to a bi-fold) is great for international travellers, since currency in many countries is taller than US paper money and sometimes doesn't fit in a bi-fold wallet. Unfortunately, this wallet only has one currency compartment, so you can't separate your different countries when traveling.

The RFID blocking feature does work. I can scan my company badge through my previous wallet. With this wallet, I have to open the wallet up to scan my badge. The RFID blocker must be in the outer shell of the wallet, not the individual interior pockets.

The wallet comes in a pretty metal gift box, but mine arrived with several dents from shipping. The metal box is not housed inside a protective cardboard box. If the metal box was in better condition, I would have reused it to hold miscellaneous items on my desktop.

3 stars because the price is high for this quality of leather.
2425685
This is a nice-looking wallet and seems to be well made. However, it is poorly designed:  The area for paper currency is not long enough fto hold bills without folding. If wallet was a scant longer the bills would fit. Not many slots for ID and/or credit cards. I wouldn't buy again.