JAIMIE JACOBS Minimalist Slim Wallet and Mini Card Holder for Men and Women "Nano Boy" 100% Vegan (Vegan Brown)

Just a little advice before the review which I think is important. First think about what’s really important for you. And after answering those questions think about which wallet to buy. You have nowadays tons of possibilities what slim wallets offer like coin department, place for emergency bills, volume of cards you want to carry with you, materials to choose from etc. And it’s always a good idea to visit YouTube and see a bit about experiences other people already have made with the products you think about.Important for me is to carry just a few cards conveniently and to have easy access to them. And maybe - not always - to have an emergency bill with me. Convenient for me means as small and as light as possible. Easy access - well, that’s self speaking. For me the Nano Boy ticks all those boxes and I think the material and quality is a no brainer. Comparing then the price to other products that are twice or more expensive made it an easy decision for me and after owning the Nano Boy now and holding it in my hands I’m pretty sure that it will be a reliable edc slim wallet for the next couple of years.

The media could not be loaded.  I usually carry a leather wallet but have often been bothered by the bulk. Carrying just a card or two became a habit for quick errands or hikes. Then I had to go on a trip in a location where it was important to not have a conspicuous wallet. Plus getting hands on wallet involves a lot of touching in the middle of a pandemic. I gave this item a try because of the number of cards it could presumably hold.It has been a great buy. Practical, light, fits in jeans tiny pockets, allowed me to carry all my cards and I have many plus driving license.I didn't find the coin compartment useful. It fits a note or thin piece of paper thats it. The mechanism to access cards is straight forward, but there are occasions when in a hurry, i took out too many at the time. I also once took out the mechanism but it was easily put back in place.It is a uncomplicated light wallet which does the job and looks pretty good too. I will next try to fit a flat smart tag, seems like a good purpose for the small pocket and might solve the eternal where is my wallet question...

Let's face it, it is overpriced for what it's actually made of. But it just works well. There are copies around called Mr Something or other but on close inspection they are not quite as well made. So this is really compact and literally 1 to 2mm bigger than your cards, the cards don't fall out at all. Dont expect to fit any coins in it but you have pockets for that right, unless you're a naturist or just mental and don't wear clothes. You can get a few notes in there comfortably too. It isn't RFID blocking so I bought a blocking card for a couple of quid/bucks/credits/goats so I'm covered.It kinda makes you want to hate it because it's literally some seat belt strap with some elastic fabric and your brain says "WTAF have you spent 20 goats on!" but it just works well. Really well. So well I bought the company. Actually I didn't, I've just run out of stuff to say. Yeah, it's good. Get one IF you want a small wallet and you have enough goats.

A compact little wallet that will sometimes leave you wondering if you actually put it in your pocket...holds cards securely (I only have 5) and even folded notes (you could use the occasional two or three coins) in the elasticated outside compartment too...removal of the cards is easy with a pull up tab..and insertion is exactly the reverse..easy.The only thing that lets it down for me is the lack of security as it's not RFID protected, having said that though it's easily fixed by getting yourself a RFID blocking card and inserting it in-between your cards in the wallet.I like it as it's definitely a pocket space saver..... just remember where you've put it.

It's a good wallet, does the job and very tiny as it's basically a slim sleeve for your cards. I have about 8 in there and none of them are falling out so far which is great. The pull tab for secondary cards is super nice and sturdy. I haven't tried using the cash sleeve yet but it's there which is great too. The leather feel is very smooth and nice, the stitching is great so it's a well made product. I do think it's fairly overpriced but if you're looking for something very minimal and you carry a lot of cards, it's worth it.

Great wallet that is well designed and really slim. Only downside is the price, £20 is just too much for what you get, even £15 would be pushing it.

This is a really great wallet. I wanted something that was as small as possible while still being functional. While this is maybe not the smallest possible wallet out there, it is probably pretty close. The design is pretty simple and though it may not look very secure, it seems to keep all of my cards contained very well. The quick access card slot is really convenient for cards you use often, though it did get stuck a few times in the first day or two when I was using it (I was pushing the tab a bit far down). There's also a decent pocket to keep notes.

Nice wallet. It is easy to use and holds a good amount of cards without being bulky. I have a dozen or so stored in it and it works fine. The pull tab works will to slide out the most used cards separately from the rest and has the advantage of leaving the top card in the main stack easy to access as well.I can also fold notes in 3rds (I've done this with both EUR and GBP) and slip them in the back of the stack of cards making them easy to get at without taking up too much room.