The SUPCASE MagFlip isn’t just a MagSafe wallet—it’s a rugged multitool that stores cards, blocks RFID, and transforms into a tripod or stand for hands-free content creation.
MagFlip Review: The MagSafe Wallet That Does It All
In a world where minimalism meets functionality, the SUPCASE MagFlip emerges as a standout accessory for iPhone users. Designed not just to hold your cards but to serve multiple purposes, the MagFlip redefines what a wallet can be.
Rugged Design Meets Practicality
Crafted with an all-metal body, the MagFlip boasts industrial aesthetics complete with exposed screws and a shock-absorbing bumper. Its built-in magnets provide up to 3000g of attraction force, ensuring a secure attachment to your iPhone, even through cases.
More Than Just a Wallet
While it comfortably holds up to five cards, including an RFID-blocking card to prevent digital theft, the MagFlip’s true innovation lies in its versatility. A friction hinge allows the wallet to flip outwards, transforming into a stand that supports both portrait and landscape orientations. Additionally, the metal flap that secures the cards can open to a 45° angle, acting as a third leg to create a stable tripod setup.
User Experience and Reception
Users have praised the MagFlip for its multifunctionality and robust build. According to a review on Tom’s Guide, the MagFlip has “ruined all other MagSafe wallets” for the reviewer, highlighting its superior card capacity and utility.
Alternatives: The MagVault
For those seeking a simpler option, SUPCASE offers the MagVault. While it lacks the adjustable stand feature, it can store up to six cards and includes the same RFID-blocking technology. Its metal flap doubles as a rudimentary stand, providing basic functionality at a more affordable price point.
Do you think multifunctional accessories like the MagFlip will become the new standard for everyday carry items? Why or why not?