ÖGON Smart WalletsÖGON Aluminium Wallet Smart case V2 - Metal Lock - Water Resistant Card Holder - RFID Protection - Up to 10 Cards, Receipts and Bills - Bamboo

It's a metal box that forms a Faraday shield around your cards so that data cannot be exchanged with any that bear an RFID chip. As such, it removes a theoretical mechanism by which criminals can steal from you.The box comprises two aluminium halves in a clamshell formation that come together with a hinge on one long edge and a steel catch on the other. Inside the box sits a plastic moulding to which is attached a concertina arrangement of pockets to hold standard-sized banking cards.The basis of the card holder is very simple. There are no complex spring mechanisms to eject cards which means there are few points of potential failure. It feels well designed and well built. The plastic lining is shaped in such a way that when the two halves come together, a lip and recess arrangement limits potential water ingression. It is water resistant rather than waterproof. If you immersed it in water, it would likely still fill with water! There is no play in the hinge and the steel catch feels robust. All of this means that it not only provides protection against unsolicited RFID signals but also provides a good degree of physical protection compared to a soft, conventional wallet.The length and width means that the case perfectly accommodates the size and shape of banking cards. Opening the case, removing a card, reinserting a card and closing the case again is quick and easy with no issues whatsoever. The width is not excessive for the number of cards the case can hold and compares with the width of a conventional wallet. It is also possible to fold cash and slip it into one or more of the pockets. You could put a few coins in too but they would rattle around. This case really is aimed at card rather than cash storage.I only received the case today so I cannot comment on its longevity but first impressions are that this is a premium product that looks good, works well and will last.

The media could not be loaded.  ProsGreat designDiscreet.Small in the pocket.ConsWith 8 cards the doors starts not working smooth.The lock seems to be not strong enough, gues it will broken at some point.My advice is just use card,plastic money doesn't fit very well.You get what you pay for. £40 pounds for a metallic wallet with a good design, is not the best but worth the price.

If all you keep in your wallet are credit cards and credit card sized documents, aind you only have a limited number of such, then there can surely be no sturdier a wallet.What I miss is the ability to flip it open and show my ID card, without removing it from the wallet.It's also not great fir bank notes. Now I have rarely used any wallet for bank notes because I either don't use them, or I keep them in my trouser pocket. However, I do accept that for many, one if the prime uses of a wallet is to store bank notes. This is not bank note sized. They can only be stored folded, which uses up do much of the limited space inside. For me, not a problem, but others may want to consider whether a more traditional wallet is more suitable.I will use this wallet for a long time because it was expensive and I want to get my moneys worth, but it is a bit limited

Sleek design. Light. Fits comfortably in my pocket. Comfortably fits the amount of cards stated and maybe 1 or 2 more.Would buy again!

I bought this as a replacement for one I have had for a few years however it is not the same. The new one is slightly smaller, doesn’t have the rubber seal around the opening and also doesn’t have a spring opener which I didn’t realise my old one had until I noticed the new one doesn’t. Also generally doesn’t feel as sturdy as my old one.Look like they’ve cut corners to save costs.Disappointed

Hummed and Hayed over this wallet for a long time, the price kind of putting me off. So doing what I always do I bought a cheap wallet that was way too big for my pocket instead. Buy cheap, buy twice as the saying goes.I am a bit old school and still carry cash, I’m no Millennial, so one of the main issues I see in reviews is with the new polymer notes. Indeed they are hard to fold, and to make them fit you need to fold them twice. But I’ve solved the issue with them “Springing” out by not storing cash, like you see in the pictures on AMAZON, in the middle slots. All you need to do is store them behind a Card in the first and last slots. The cover of the case holds them in there very securely. I will try to get a picture of this later.I avoided the plastic latched version and have no doubt the metal version is a far better design.I am glad I bought this wallet, I have a feeling it will last me many many years. If your considering it, don’t, just press that button and buy one.

Always had ogon wallets, the old design did last a while but would eventually fail on the plastic clasp this one with the metal clasp is far better and seems very robust, very smart looking

Best wallet I’ve ever owned. I only received my Stockholm V2 in Sequoia yesterday but love it already. The build quality is just as advertised (a nice change on Amazon) and fits several cards and some change in one part with no problem. I can’t speak for the other styles but the Sequoia looks even better in person. It’s slightly darker and has a satisfying satin feel.Would definitely recommend this to anyone who doesn’t need to carry loads of cards, or receipts all the time. Thanks to its smoothed sides, it fits in the pockets of skinny jeans without getting caught on every crease like a traditional wallet. 10/10.