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00:00:00 – 00:08:07
In the video, Jeff reviews the "As Seen on TV" Lock Wallet Slim, comparing it with the Ridge Wallet and the Amazon-recommended Rossum Wallet. During the unboxing, he notes that the Lock Wallet Slim is larger and checks its RFID blocking capability using a hotel card. Jeff finds that only the middle section where cash is stored effectively blocks RFID signals, while the other card slots do not, which he finds misleading given the product's advertisement. Despite appreciating the wallet's minimalist design and the durability of its material, Jeff is disappointed with the limited RFID protection, especially as he typically stores his cards in the outer pockets. He concludes that although the wallet is suitable for holding ID and cash, the inadequate RFID protection on most slots is a significant drawback. Jeff invites viewers to share their thoughts and suggests looking at his previous wallet reviews for further comparison.
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In this part of the video, Jeff reviews the “As Seen on TV” Lock Wallet Slim, comparing it to two other minimalist wallets, the Ridge Wallet, and the Amazon-recommended Rossum Wallet. He performs an unboxing, noting the Lock Wallet Slim is larger and has slots for an ID, credit cards, and cash. Jeff tests its RFID feature using a hotel card, discovering that some sections of the wallet do not provide RFID protection. He invites viewers to share their thoughts and suggest other wallets for review.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the presenter tests an RFID-blocking wallet to see which sections effectively block the signal. He discovers that only the wallet’s middle section, where cash is stored, successfully blocks RFID, while the other card slots do not. To demonstrate, he compares the effectiveness of other wallets, which block both RFID and NFC signals. He notes that despite the wallet’s claim of full RFID protection, it only partially meets this promise, questioning if this is misleading. Additionally, he discusses the capacity of the wallet, showing it can hold fewer cards than advertised without becoming overly compressed and difficult to use.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, Jeff reviews the Lock Wallet Slim, an “As Seen on TV” minimalist wallet. He appreciates the minimalist design, compact size, and the fact that the material has held up well despite initial concerns about it being cheap plastic. However, his main issue is with the RFID blocking feature, which only works in the center slot and not in the outer pockets where he usually keeps his cards. This limitation is a significant drawback for him. He concludes the review by noting that while the wallet is good for storing ID and cash, the ineffective RFID protection on most slots is a deal breaker, though it might not be an issue for others. Jeff also mentions additional resources, linking to his previous wallet reviews for further comparison.