I like the wallet. Used trifold wallets for decades and finally decided to get an RFID blocking modern small wallet as now have tap card. Wasn't a big fan of the metal wallets made now as love leather. This is what I went with going through online test and research list pages. I really like this wallet. It's smaller than a modern cell phone. My only complaint is being small I did have to remove some other stuff I normally carry for this one. This is more just an EDC necessity type wallet. That's ok. Also wish had an ID specific slot inside, just using the outside slot for that which is mostly fine as long as it's in a pocket. ID hasn't attempted to come out.

Biggest thing is the price. Not entirely a wallet should coat almost 100 bucks especially a small one like this. But took the chance and do like the wallet as a whole. The card holding trigger works great and the card holder is fully metal encased (feels like aluminum) so essentially a full relatively thicker than expected Ferraday Cage. Overall love it. Not the price so much for what it is. Will see on durability. The "leather" is a bit thin so that'll be TBD. I'd expect a couple years out of it for that.

The media could not be loaded. I really love the products. Been using for about couple days. I really love and like how the products felt. I've been testing a bunch of wallet like this from basically all the brands on Amazon until I decided to spend this much on Ekster (I got a 25% during prime day as well so good for me). If you are some how find this comment, I hope it helps you to see if this is the product for you.
1. Looking at all the comments and videos, I think the reason why for most negative or low stars reviews because they might be hard on their wallet. I understand wallets and things you buy are meant to be use but did you really expect to spend $100 on a wallet just to abuse it? Keep things low profile and respect the wallets and It will last you.
2. For those who still wandering if the cards will fall or not. Check out my preview video. I did a shake test when stack 6 cards vs just only 4 cards. Even tho the cards did fall out but I have to really mean to shake it pretty hard and those 2 cards are metals (Amex Gold and Chase Preferred). Those are heavy cards. And with just plastic cards, it won't fall out unless you intentionally shake it out. I did even with some basic day to day use like holding the wallet while jogging or running, pulling in and out my pants, running up stairs. During those activities, the cards won't budge at all so I believe you would be fine
3. Since this it leather on the outside, please be mindful you will scuffs if you put it around sharp or hard objects. Even fake leather scuffs not to mention real leather.
4. This is meant for cards only so if you are using cash, 3-4 bills will be fine.
5. Don't play around the eject button (I found myself clicking it like a lot first few days). After all it's made out of plastic (but believe me, it felts better any cheaper options)
6. If you you find yourself don't care much about protecting what you buy or you hard on your phone, don't buy this. Find something cheaper so you can replace it.

Reason I'm giving it 4 stars because I order Caramel but they shipped my Steel blue (but somehow it grows on me so I'll keep it). The rest is 5 stars in every categories. I'll update if anything happens in the long run. Hope you read this and help you to decide if this is for you or not. Thank you for reading.

Update: Seller contacted me and provided a full refund for the deflective wallet. 5 stars to the seller and I updated my rating to 4 stars to reflect the sellers' integrity. And I will be looking at other wallets they sell as a result.

While a nice wallet, slim and can hold up to 6 cards, I have found various credit cards on the floor as the mechanism doesn't hold them in place anymore and I only had it for a year. I've taken it out of my pocket at the store and a credit card would fall out. The workmanship has held up and I do like the size and fell but losing credit cards won't cause me to buy another one anytime soon.

Great wallet! The leather feels really high quality, cards flick out easily with a button press. Keep in mind that if you're going to put more than a few bills in the band or any thicker cards (like an ID) on the inside pocket, it won't really "close". I put my ID and health insurance card on the outside card pocket and this worked out better so that it closes right. Would recommend for anyone who wants a nice slim wallet without limiting yourself to just a couple of cards.

TBH this is easily better and more handy than my old trifold wallet.
Looks sleek carry quite a lot with few issues.
Unlike a few reviews I had no issues with the spring system pushing the cards up. The 6 included dummy cards worked properly as did just my personal 3 cards I'm using in that cassette/magazine(if this wears out in the future ill update this).
Extra card holder exposed on the back is nice for personal business cards to hand out quickly without any possible unnecessary fumbling.

Drawbacks of design and craftmanship(sorry):
The elastic bill holder... works fine and I'm sure the spine of the wallet will expand in time to accommodate; however, you have to fold bills in thirds just to fit which makes the ability to just flip a few bills out quickly quite impossible. You have to take the whole stack of bills out, get what you need, then put everything back in. Honestly I would have strongly preferred an ever so slightly wider platform(were talking like 1/3 an inch more at most) where I could just have the bills folded over once making everything smoother, faster, and less bulky.
Very few lock/back stiches. I literally counted only 3 between the inside and out combined. This will shorten the lifespan. For reference there are 4 lock stiches holding the small logo to the elastic band, 1 more than all of the actual wallet(which I may just remove since it serves no purpose besides adding additional bulk).

Additional Info:
Leather source is ECCO Tannery(yes the same company that makes ECCO shoes).
"Assembled" in India, although other products are made in China. Ekster doesn't showcase really ANYTHING from their manufacturing besides the leather sourcing... so make of that what you will.