-December 14, 2021 at 11:24 AM Pacific Time

This holiday marks the second year Apple has sold wallets (now supports "Find Me"), and there are many other excellent iPhone wallet cases with different advantages. We will also study some independent wallets integrated with smart iPhones for those who don't like to use wallet cases.

I have been using a certain type of wallet since the iPhone 3G, so I tried almost everything.

Although Apple's second-generation MagSafe leather wallet is a great choice for iPhone 12 and 13, it is not for everyone.

Below, I have listed a variety of high-quality iPhone wallets and wallet cases (most of which I have used), they provide from the ability to carry 6 cards + cash, to the slimmest possible experience, and some Everything that replaces ideas.

The MagSafe leather wallet for iPhone 12 and 13 is a great choice for iPhone integrated wallets.

If you can store up to 3 (maybe 4) cards and need to remove them from the iPhone to access the cards is not a problem, then the MagSafe leather wallet has some great features:

The MagSafe leather wallet for iPhone 12 and 13 retails for $60 directly from Apple, Amazon and Best Buy.

If $60 is more than you want to spend, there are third-party similar products between $10 and $30 on Amazon.

Mujjo is one of my favorite iPhone wallets, as are many of my teammates at 9to5Mac.

You will get a premium leather wallet, which is only a little thicker than the non-wallet case. If you are looking for an excellent minimalist iPhone wallet case, this is worth considering.

You can buy almost all Mujjo wallet protective cases for iPhone directly from Mujjo or Amazon for about US$50.

I have been reviewing and using jimmyCase for several years, and I think it is one of the best all-round cases, not to mention iPhone wallet cases.

You can get excellent drop protection, many beautiful choices of solid wood backing, and the flexible card/cash clip is very versatile and not bulky.

The jimmyCase model is suitable for almost all iPhones, and the price is 50-70 US dollars. Unfortunately, due to the demand that the company saw, the boxes ordered since 12/2 could not arrive in time for the holidays, but they did have a printable gift card as a good choice.

If you are looking for a small, split iPhone wallet-style phone case, SurfacePad is a good choice.

Twelve South offers SurfacePad for all iPhone 12 and 13 models at a price of $50.

If you are looking for a standalone wallet, here are some suggestions.

I tried Ekster for the first time two years ago and I have been impressed ever since. The company uses high-quality leather and has an innovative super functional design, using a mechanism (with multiple models) to fan out all your cards.

Check out our full review of the Ekster wallet.

Ekster will host holiday promotions this year, with discounts of up to 35%. Prices start at $29, and high-end wallets are close to $100.

If you are looking for something slightly different from traditional wallets, Moment has a simple messenger wallet. These are great for carrying more than just cards/cash without the need to carry larger bags or wallets.

You can choose Moment's messenger wallet directly from the company, which usually starts at $50, but now it starts at $30 on holidays.

Bellroy is known for making the best wallets on the market. The company has a variety of designs and styles with powerful functions.

Look at everything from traditional bifolds to zipper wallets and cardholders. Prices range from $55 to over $100.

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