An AirTag™ wallet is a wallet with a dedicated slot for Apple AirTag™. The Ridge wallet is an excellent example of an AirTag™ wallet. Of course, there are some other options on the market. The AirTag™ keeps your wallet secure and ensures it doesn’t get lost. The materials of your wallet are essential to consider as well. Thankfully, there are plenty of wallets to choose from. So whether you want a metal wallet that can resist almost any amount of damage or a leather one that will patina nicely with time, be intentional about which you choose. There are even carbon fiber options if you want something with a little more personal style that won’t add a ton of weight to your everyday carry. Durability

The case itself is made from real carbon fiber and gives the case a lightweight feel, premium look, and great durability. It fits the wallet well and does its best to try and reduce bulk from the protruding AirTag. It does a good job, in an attractive and durable way. The Ekster Cardholer Wallet holds a little bit less than the Typecase when it comes to capacity, but we found the leather to be a bit better quality. The slide action works just as well on the Anovus as the Typecase, but both are prone to getting damaged due to the lever on the side not being as strong as we'd like. While being the only wallet on this list not made from Leather the Spigen AirTag Cardholder is a highly unique minimalist-sized wallet that allows you to carry your AirTag in a compact size. What makes this wallet different from the rest is the fact it’s made from a Polycarbonate body that’s made to look more like metal. Honestly, I was sort of hoping it was metal but the Polycarbonate does create a more lightweight wallet andThe wallet is also compliant with FIPS-201 standards, which means that RFID 13.56MHz signals won’t be able to scan your credit cards for stealing data. Overall, this wallet is stylish, functional, and light as air! We're constantly keeping our eyes peeled for the latest and greatest iPhone accessories, and have compared more than 50 different wallets to separate the best from the rest. The Best AirTag Wallets When the Apple AirTag was first released Fantom jumped on the opportunity to integrate the Fantom wallet with this handy accessory. To achieve this, they created a simple attachment where the AirTag can be mounted on the Fantom Wallet with a few screws.

Of course, to use AirTag™ with your wallet, you’ll need a wallet with AirTag™ slot. And Ridge wallets feature that very integration. This means that every slide AirTag™ wallet from Ridge is safe from outside threats, as well as from getting lost or physically stolen. Testing conducted by Apple in March 2021 using pre-production AirTag units and software paired with iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max units using pre-production software. Battery life based on an everyday use of four play sound events and one Precision Finding event per day. Battery life varies with usage, environmental conditions, replacement battery manufacturer and many other factors; actual results will vary. Material: Are you interested in genuine leather or a vegan alternative? Is polycarbonate more your speed? Again, this all up to your predilections. Just make sure it is durable enough to withstand daily use. If you're looking for an AirTag wallet to match the type of wallet you currently own, then we have specific recommendations for each. But before we break down wallet types, it's worth reiterating our favorite AirTag wallet of them is still the Speigen AirTag Wallet S due to its excellent combination of affordability, functionality, and minimalist design. The Aviator AirTag Cash Clip is a new evolution that allows the Aviator Wallet to easily store an AirTag. This accessory, sold separately from the wallet itself, is a 3D Printed, Nylon Clip that fits in place of the standard cash clip that comes with the Aviator. At first, I was skeptical regarding the quality of a 3D Printed clip, but it definitely exceeded my expectations. It’s great quality, durable, and fits any AirTag snugly and securely.The durability of your wallet is closely tied to the materials you choose. A metal wallet will likely last the longest and can easily take a beating, but they’re also the least flexible. You won’t be able to jam in a ton of cards (not that you should anyway), but if that’s your style, a leather material might be better for you. Leather is a tried-and-true material for wallets and will only look better as the years pass. Features Slide Action AirTag Wallets: There are two types of slide action wallets on this list above. The best slide-action AirTag wallet that contains more space is the Typecase Men's Wallet Card Holder. The trifold wallet neatly fits 6-7 cards in the aluminum slide action holder, plus 3 cards on the outside of the wallet and a ton of cash. Like all EDC gear, the design of your wallet should match your overall taste. You won’t want to carry something every day if you hate how it looks. Whether you’re going with a rugged, all-metal construction or a classic full-grain leather wallet, you shouldn’t overlook the aesthetic value of whatever you choose. Material Traditional wallets have some shortcomings compared to the Ridge AirTag™ credit card wallet. Compared to Ridge’s AirTag™-ready wallet, the traditional leather or bifold variant may seem downright unsafe.

Brown leather AirTag wallets are hard to pin down, and a big reason why is that the material quality is just not up to standard. That's why I was stoked to see how good the material was on this Lorzor wallet in the full-grain leather option. It's lush and supple, and it has a deep brown color that looks great in natural lighting. What do other buyers say? " I love this wallet. It is considerably smaller than my previous one and I love the button that pops all my cards up," said one ekster.com reviewer. Pay attention to how many cards or bills the wallet can store. Typically, an AirTag wallet can hold five cards, but if you're someone who always likes to carry around your insurance card or loyalty cards on your person, consider opting for something that can hold even more. Layout + Style

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Bracelet : As the name suggests these are bracelets that you can wear on your wrist and have a slot to add your AirTag. These are more ‘in your face so to speak and won’t be for everybody. That being said, they tend to be more affordable than wallets and come in a wide variety of different styles to choose from. An AirTag wallet is a wallet designed with Apple’s AirTag in mind. They have dedicated designs that make adding an AirTag to your EDC easy. For durability, most of the wallets we recommend are made from genuine leather, but we also added a few faux-leather options as well. There are a number of metal wallets on the market for those who want something a little more modern and durable. The Ridge Wallet in itself is a fantastic wallet I’ve written about loads in the past (see our full review of the Ridge here ). Like many other wallet brands, Ridge has also created a device that allows you to store your AirTag, securely, onto a Ridge Wallet. The Ridge AirTag Case attaches to the side of the wallet and is secured in place with screws. V1CE is best known for its fantastic array of NFC Business Cards . But what goes well with business cards? A wallet of course. Branching out into AirTag Wallets V1CE has developed and produced a wallet that utilizes both the functionality of a Pop-Up Wallet , while also having the sleek and attractive aesthetic of a classic leather wallet.

The wallet really resembles the famous Ridge Wallet, one of the first wallets ever to take this kind of design. It can carry a handful of cards (between 4 – 8) using a plate system where credit/debit cards are stored between two sections. Cash is secured using a very durable elastic strap that fits around one side of the wallet and secures banknotes in place for easy access. The XSTO Wallet , by Akeeni, is a wallet that has been at the top of my list for a long time. As a small independent company, Akeeni goes through great efforts to make their wallets from the finest materials showcasing the fine craftsmanship of companies that don’t mass produce wallets and take great care in the quality of their goods. Attaching the Apple AirTag™ to a wallet might be an issue when it comes to some traditional wallets. However, with Ridge models, the attachment is seamless. This is due to a dedicated slot that ensures the AirTag™ stays in place while not compromising the slim design of the Ridge wallet.In total the Taurus Camp AirTag Wallet can store between 7-8 cards, a decent amount of cash, and [optionally] coins where you can choose to include a coin pouch. All these features combined make the wallet highly functional along with its impressive specs each wallet can also be highly customized to your liking with the option for a personalized engraving of your choice (up to 60 characters – recommended 14 – 15).