Zenlet AL｜Ultra-slim Aluminum RFID Blocking Wallet

My temptation on first use was to return it. The drawer doesn't open all that smoothly, though it either got better with time or I just got used to it. Some of the time it takes two hands to open it all the way, as a tug on the lid with one hand while holding the body with the other is sometimes needed.Despite that, I decided to keep the wallet because it satisfied my most important criterion: I really wanted a thin wallet that would comfortably fit in the front pocket of my jeans. And that it does admirably well. No other wallet I tried came close to it's small size and light weight, not even the money clip carbon fiber ones.The downsides of this wallet are that I always have to figure out which side the drawer is on when it comes out of my pocket, and the slight difficulty fully opening it, as mentioned above. There also is no good way to hold bills in it. So I don't carry paper money any longer.The upsides are that it really is small, compact, light, and nicely machined. I've had it for a few months and despite carrying car keys in the same pocket, it shows no sign of wear.

Didn’t have the two compartments as pictured, and wouldn’t work w/my RFID cards as advertised. I returned it and went with a Fantom wallet. Much better/more sturdy product

This wallet requires some finesse to use. For those with the right touch, this wallet rewards you with a serious image upgrade. Every time I pull it out and slide it open and closed, I feel like a man from the future. When is the last time someone complimented your wallet? I get it on a regular basis.Heavy handed people, stick to your leather wallets.

this was a primitive farce

I read all of the reviews for this walled ahead of time, and I had my doubts based on them. I reached out to the manufacturer on the issue of them breaking, and they claim it has since been resolved. Even offered me a coupon, coupled with a sale, I bought it from Zenlet directly.Ive got to say, it is the best wallet Ive ever owned. Much better than the first gen version. Note that this one only allows 6 cards max, 4 embossed ones (meaning cards that aren't fully flat - i.e. raised name or credit card numbers). The inside of the wallet has operation instructions on how to open and close it. Which I feel like if they aren't followed correctly, especially if the wallet is overloaded, it could break.That aside, finding user images and videos of these are near impossible! So Im posting some myself in order to help you make a decision. Ive owned mine for a few weeks thus far, Ill update this review if anything changes.

Heed my warning! This wallet is a total scam, its make with plastic parts and utilizes two small springs to hold it together. Expect to have this wallet functional for about 1 hr before the internal mechanisms complete fall apart. And Zenlet recognizes its quality craftsmanship by valuing the wallet at $10 on it’s customs form. Its a Taiwanese company that will not refund your money and will not send you a new wallet. They make pathetic excuses and never deliver results.