Customer Ratings & Reviews

It cracked really easy. You’re better off throwing your money in the trash can.

This is a pretty cool idea - using the magnetic connectors on the back of your iPhone to secure your wallet so that it's there whenever you want it and easy to remove when you want to take it off. And this wallet from Speck MOSTLY executes on that. It's fairly small overally, only big enough for 2-3 credit cards or similar items, which is perfect for days out and about (where you might need your drivers' license and perhap a card or two). Its easy to load and easy to extract your cards and they do stay put / don't seem likely to fall out. The wallet itself is fairly slim as well - it appears to be made of a slightly rubberized plastic that should prove to be fairly durable in use and it doesn't attract much attention to itself. The magnetic attachment can actually work with just the the phone itself or other MagSafe compatible cases and does seem to be fairly secure even without the ClickLock case. But using it with the ClickLock case, as it is designed to be used, it's VERY secure and won't move or spin to the side. But it's a little bit too secure (not enough to remove a star, but just something you should know), so secure in fact that it can be hard to remove. This isn't a deal-breaker as, of any of the click lock accessories, the wallet is the one that you don't want to have fall off accidentally, but something certainly to note. So if all this sounds good to you - and it should if you'd like to travel a bit lighter around town / without a bulky wallet AND phone - then give this wallet a try today!

I've owned a Magsafe compatible phone for quite a few years but once I got the new 15 pro I decided it's time for me to actually take advantage of Magsafe instead of ignoring it. The Speck ClickLock Wallet is a great idea for just heading out for a bit and you want to just carry your id and maybe 2 other cards. The good thing about it and the thing that makes this different, is that little oval you see at the bottom of the magsafe circle actually becomes a lock. When you place the wallet on the Speck case a little locking device inside the wallet locks it firmly in place in a small indentation on the case with a simple little "click" sound. No worries about it sliding around or popping off, it's not budging at all. This in my opinion is next level thinking by Speck. Once you pry the wallet off of the case you can then take advantage of the other offerings that Speck has for ClickLock products which are a stand and a car mount at the time of writing this review. I look forward to seeing other options that speck adds to this really cool idea that they have.

Every time that I purchase a new phone, I tend to always purchase a case from Speck. The reason of course being is quality products at affordable prices. The Speck - Presidio2 Pro ClickLock Case with Magsafe is not only a quality product but it is an innovative product at a time when the case market in my opinion has been quite stale. In the past many case manufacturers had utilized the magnets of mag safe to snap on various accessories such as card holders but they always tend to fall off by some level of force because of the magnet strength. However, Speck created ClickLock which is actually quite intuitive. It is basically an elongated sphere and various accessories such as the card holder I have click into this and lock. It is easy to snap off when you are done using it or no longer need the accessories for the day. However, it is incredibly sturdy when the accessory snaps into place and it will not fall off. I have tried under various circumstances to dismount the card case and have not succeeded. When the case is in tight pant pockets, such as jeans, the accessory can be pulled by the pocket and still not come off. This is an incredible piece of mind when using an accessory such as a credit card case. The physical case itself is extremely well made, easy to grip with one hand and a tactile press of the buttons still. I have dropped my phone from various heights and the shock is easily absorbed by the case. It is exactly what you expect from speck. The credit card holder is really well built and sturdy. I managed to put my drivers license, a thick credit card and two thinner credit cards. Unfortunately, I was unable to fit more then that but it's also understandable (otherwise the card holder would be substantially thicker). When it is time to take out a card it is very easy to push the card out from the other end toward you and remove it. Overall, this is a great product and I am very happy with it. I highly recommend it and the credit card holder.

This wallet holds on really well! The click lock technology secures the wallet firmly to the phone with little to zero chance of the wallet accidentally getting knocked off or loose. To remove after it attaches, I have to dig my nails under the wallet and pull - not tug- to remove. It’s a rock solid connection. Design is super plain. No texture. No fake rubber stickers or any non-slip surface. It’s just a plastic square that holds an id and a few cards. It’s a fingerprint magnet as well. It’s definitely subscribed to the function over fashion line of product design. Zero bells or whistles. I have really sweaty hands, so a rubberized texture or simulated leather panel would have gone a long way and easily secured 5 out of 5 stars. As it is, it’s a fully capable wallet for those that don’t want “wallet lines” when at the clubs or exercising with your phone but don’t want to wear a fanny pack from the 1990’s. Stick your id, atm card, and one other card and they hold super securely. Adds minimal bulk to the phone’s form.

If you have the Speck ClickLock case for your iphone, don't forget the Speck - ClickLock Wallet. If you are like me and rarely carry cash, this is a great option. The Speck - ClickLock Wallet gives you the ability to store up to three cards and attach the wallet to your phone. No more having to carry around a seperate wallet in your pocket. I know that many of you are asking whether you can trust something like this. Well, I have had no issues with the Speck - ClickLock Wallet. I have been using this for about one week now and the Speck - ClickLock Wallet hasn't come apart. Now, of course you want to be considerate of how you handle your phone. Some may find the wallet and phone case to be a bit bulky together, but I would rather have the Speck - ClickLock Wallet instead of a separate wallet in my pocket. Not only do you get extra pocket room, but you get just the right amount of card storage. If you have the Speck case on your phone, definitely consider the Speck - ClickLock Wallet.

Very handy. It is difficult to remove my cards, only holds 3, but, I assume that is a good thing.

Speck Wallet for Magsafe w/ ClickLock I already own the Speck Presidio Perfect-Clear case, and I attach this Clicklock Wallet magnetically to the case. It attaches easily and quickly with a secure “click”. The notch that pops out keeps the wallet aligned and attached securely to the case. To remove the wallet, I just pull out at a corner. I really like that I don’t have to use the wallet at all times as it does add thickness. When I head to the pool or lake, I can put a couple of my credit cards and my license in the wallet and go with just my phone, case, and small wallet. I don’t worry the wallet will come loose from the phone. The Clicklock “tab” that pops out from the wallet stabilizes the wallet to the phone case preventing sliding and twisting motions from dislodging the wallet. It’s very secure, yet easily removed when I don’t need it. There are other accessories by Speck available that also use the Clicklock feature. Would I recommend this? Absolutely! Its handy for those quick trips when you are running/jogging, or just heading to the pool. Yet it allows flexibility if you don’t need the wallet on your phone or you carry another wallet at times.

Was looking for a wallet for my s25 ultea due to most of them covering up the telephoto lens this one just fits to not bother the camera at all, there seems to be a locking mechanism that holds your cards in so they don't come out, I'll how that works and will update if i have any loose cards in the future. The magnet feel strong. The plastic is black matte but worry it might be a fingerprint magnet or easily scratched but if it works I don't mind.

This is one of those product that you either love or hate I’m not a big proponent of the wallets on the back of the phone so already have a propensity to not like this. Please be aware of that when you read my review. If you like the wallet on the back of the phone your view will be different. First the look and feel on the phone – this is a pretty small add-on so it doesn’t protrude a great deal. It did still feel comfortable in my hand but did add some bulk while in my front pocket. It was not enough to make it uncomfortable but enough to notice. Second attachment to the phone – this was great. At no time did I feel like this was going to fall off the back of the phone. The click-lock Magsafe is great. Well worth the investment Third functionality – for me, I need more than three things so if you looking to supplement a standard wallet this may be enough, but it would not work. As for the feel of the card once they were in the wallet – while it didn’t feel secure, I always felt like they were going to fall out, I never had one fall out. Paper items were a bit of a problem to get out – this is based on the fact that you have to push from the non-open side to get things out Bottomline – as stated I don’t like these wallets so it would be hard for me to recommend however that said there are enough positives that if you like these it would be a pretty good option

When Apple finally got on the magnetic charging bandwagon, they didn’t just add a circular magnetic charging loop. Instead, they also added a vertical linear magnet under the loop. While this smartly gives a little more surface to charge, it also adds the benefit of magnetically keeping your phone from rotating when connected to the charger. However, it does nothing for keeping attached accessories like wallets from slipping vertically. Enter Speck’s ClickLock. Speck cleverly takes Apple’s implementation one step further by including a small indentation in magnetic area of the case. This indent can be mated with a Speck accessory with ClickLock. ClickLock accessories have a bolt that extends into the case’s indentation and securely keeps it from sliding in any direction. It’s an aptly named feature: when a compatible accessory is attached, it makes a click sound, ensuring it’s locked in place. This wallet is ClickLock enabled, but will also magnetically hold to any MagSafe case, not just Speck’s. But you won’t get the benefit of ClickLock on non-Speck cases. Like many other wallets, it holds 3 cards. I find 3 cards a little tight to remove quickly, but it’s manageable. I don’t see myself using this daily as my real wallet also holds other just-in-case cards like insurance, AAA, etc… But it’s handy for traveling light on hikes, poolside and other such jaunts.

I'm very used to having some sort of wallet on the back of my phone. With that being said, I like my wallets slim but still able to carry the essentials. This is where The ClickLock wallet lacked. I could only fit from 3-4 cards depending on the thickness. 4 makes it difficult to slide them out without sliding the wallet slightly off to the side when the wallet is on your bare phone. Its a great feel since its some sort of rubberized plastic. I did read that it has Microban technologies so it helps against microbes, how? I'm not quite sure but that's always neat to have since our phones are pretty much the nastiest thing we have on our persons. The magnetic hold it has is really up there when paired with a speck Magsafe Case. Wowzers, the grip on that wallet really held on. Too bad you can't fit anymore cards otherwise this would have been my go to. I like that I don't have to worry about wearing out some plastic lip like my pop sockets that I'm used to. Overall, it's a great wallet and I recommend it, only if paired with the appropriate Magsafe case. In this case being the iPhone 15 pro one. Good Job Speck

This magnetic wallet truly stays on the back of my phone—perfectly. My wife is happy about no more searching for my wallet!!

Pretty good. Not great with just one card but other than that, great. Magnate are strong.

It does what it’s meant to. It’s convenient having important cards on the back of your phone. Only thing I don’t like is it only holds three cards would at least like one or two more.

I got the click lock case for my iPhone 15 Pro, so I figured I'd try the wallet that works it's ClickLock technology, but I am sorry I did. Don't get me wrong, ClickLock works very well and at keeping the wallet attached, but would it be necessary if the MagSafe magnets were as strong as those from other brands? I had a wallet and case for my last phone and the MagSafe held just fine. This is a wallet, after all, so let's talk about the pro's and con's: Pro: - ClickLock is strong. - Easy to remove cards. Con: - Only holds 3 cards or less if you want to squeeze a couple of bills in. - Fingerprint magnet. - Bulky - it just sticks out too much from the case. - Feels weird in my hands when using my phone, it's a combination of the material and the bulk of the case. I will not be using this wallet and doubt I will use the case for very long as well. Both are too bulky for me, I prefer something slimmer and modern. Both the case and the wallet are too gimmicky for me. On to the next one.

Cutest little wallet, my boo thing loved it. Snaps right on

Neat and good value. Magnate is great and wallet works as advertised

Love this product way better the the one I bought at Apple Store

I purpose this in that ot would work on my pixel 7. However it didn't work. Now it looks like it will a gift for one of many iPhone family members. Or I could jump ship and switch from Android. Seeing that everything else I have is Apple!