Other good magazine wallets
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I’ve tested several MagSafe wallets, but not every model should get the highest point.
ESR Magnetic Wallet Halolock, found mine for $38 Just like Apple’s Magsafe wallet, this person has also received my support. You can use the flaps on the back as grip and fit both cards easily. It does require charging, which is annoying, but after six months it won’t lose much battery life. However, charging requires a proprietary cable, so don’t lose it. Do you really want to charge your wallet?
Avoid these wallets
Not all Magsafe wallets we’ve tested are worth it, even if they have some redemption qualities.
oh! Snap Grip wallet for $80: I have high hopes for this, mainly because of its construction quality. The wallet is made of aluminum and can hold up to eight cards (depending on whether they are lettered or not), has the support of Magsafe and has grip strength that can be used as a kick. Unfortunately, the grip is made of plastic, which breaks after a short time (it doesn’t fold properly back into place). Even if there is a tile-approved box on the phone, the magnetic fixing is not as strong as other MagSafe wallets. None of these are great, especially at this high price.
