MagSafe wallets typically aim to be super thin. The SUPCASE MagFlip takes the opposite approach and loads itself up with features. It’s all about function first, so it ends up quite a bit thicker than the typical MagSafe wallet, but it’s extremely useful.
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Here’s the TL;DR on the SUPCASE MagFlip. It holds up to five credit cards, locks onto the phone with strong magnets, and flips out into a surprisingly sturdy iPhone stand. It’s not super thin at all, but it does a lot (including RFID blocking).
Key features
The SUPCASE MagFlip is built for people who want overall functionality for a MagSafe wallet rather than minimalism. It holds up to five cards, and the MagSafe magnets are seriously strong. Once it’s on your phone, it’s not going anywhere unless you pull it off. The stand stays hidden most of the time, but it works great in practice. It props up your phone in both portrait and landscape, and it’s sturdy enough that I’d actually use it on a plane or desk.
SUPCASE also includes a card with RFID protection to help prevent skimming or demagnetization. It’s not trying to be the slimmest wallet out there, but if you want something that packs in features and stays put, this is a solid pick.
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Card system
One of the challenges you’ll find in some MagSafe wallets is they can be hard to get your credit cards or ID out when needed. The SUPCASE MagFlip has a locking section that keeps them in place normally but pops open easily so you can slide cards out. It’s a pretty unique design I haven’t seen before in a MagSafe wallet.
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