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I love that the wallet fits up to five cards. I test a lot of MagSafe wallets<\/a>, which typically only fit up to three cards. This feels like a lot. I can carry my debit card, credit card, driver’s license, and cash without it feeling like a tight squeeze. The snap enclosure ensures that everything remains inside safely. It’s easy to open and close, and you can pull your cards out without struggling at the register.<\/p>\n

The case’s bottom has two hooks that attach to the clasps on the crossbody strap. Undo the hooks when you want to use your phone like normal. The downside? The integrated wallet obstructs the MagSafe magnets and disables the iPhone’s wireless charging capabilities<\/a> and compatibility with MagSafe accessories<\/a>\u2014you’d have to take the case off if you want those features back. I tend to remove the case when I get home and pop it back on when heading out.<\/p>\n

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