Even the most responsible person on Earth loses things, and one could argue that a wallet is the worst item to lose. An AirTag Wallet will help ensure your cash, cards, and ID will always be close by.
In case you're unfamiliar, an AirTag Wallet is similar to a traditional wallet, with one exception — it has a built-in pocket or insert for you to tuck in your AirTag tracker. If you're still unsure about what an AirTag is, the gist is this: It's a silver dollar-sized gadget that pairs to your iPhone to help you find and track down lost items ... whether that's your wallet, your keys, the TV remote, or your sunglasses case.
Unfortunately, there's a limited number of AirTag Wallets to choose from, since it's such a new product category. To account for this, we've also recommended a handful of card-shaped AirTag cases that you can insert your AirTag into, which then can easily slip into your existing wallet.
We're constantly keeping our eyes peeled for the latest and greatest iPhone accessories, and will update this guide as soon as more AirTag Wallets hit the market. For now, these are the best options that any iPhone owner should consider buying to keep a close eye on their wallet.
The Nomad Card is similar to the Spigen AirTag Holder we previously mentioned. However, it does not come with a keychain. This one has a softer surface, and is made from a polycarbonate frame. Nomad says that even though the AirTag holder is thicker than a credit card, the accessory should fit in most credit card slots without issue.
This unique AirTag wallet is equipped with an 8-in-1 detachable multitool that includes a bottle opener, a screwdriver, a ruler, and more. The wallet, which is made from real leather, holds two cards and some cash. And if you don't carry cash, it stores up to four cards. It has a slot for stowing your AirTag tracker, too.
If you want to put your own personal spin on your wallet, this option offers three separate spaces for customization. Buyers can get custom messages, their name, initials, or phrases engraved on both sides of its magnetic money clip or on its interior.
The wallet — which is made from genuine leather and comes in dark brown or saddle brown — has six card slots and a window for your driver’s license or ID. Even better, the wallet is backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee for defects.
For the guy or gal who absolutely hates carrying around a bulky wallet, consider the NPET card case. It’s about a half-inch thick, and the perfect AirTag wallet to carry in your front pocket.
This option is equipped with two credit card slots on each of its sides, a magnetic money clip, and a round cutout to slide in your AirTag. It’s equipped with RFID-blocking tech to prevent digital skimming, and comes in a nice gift box.
This red-stitched wallet from Dissim gives us slight “Louis Vuitton’s Damier canvas” vibes, but without the steep price point. It’s made from genuine imported cowhide leather, and features a hand sewed, quilted, diamond-stitched pattern in either red or black thread.
We appreciate that the wallet is outfitted with magnetized flaps to keep it closed. On the inside, you'll find a plastic window for your ID and a couple of slots for your cards. On the outside, there's a nice carbon-fiber money clip as an added bonus — which is also where you tuck the AirTag.
For those in search of an ultra-durable RFID-blocking wallet that’ll last for years, the WXM Tactical wallet should be on your short list. It’s quite similar to the best-selling Ridge Wallet, and is constructed using 100% carbon fiber and an aluminum alloy frame. However, unlike the Ridge, the WXM wallet has an AirTag holder to help you keep track of where you leave it.
This option provides users with ample space. It’s about a half-inch thick when filled, and it holds up to 15 cards. There’s an outside notch — so you always have quick access to your cards — and one of its sides has a money clip for those who prefer to carry around cash.
It’s worth mentioning that this wallet does have elastic bands on three of its corners, which have the potential to wear out over time. Fortunately, the WXM says replacement parts will soon be available to customers still covered under the warranty.
If AirTags were rectangular and thinner, you probably wouldn't be reading this — but alas, they are not! Spigen crafted this plastic AirTag holder to make it easier to slip an AirTag into your wallet without making your wallet bulge. Thanks to the accessory's two-piece structure, you can easily remove your AirTag if you need to. It even includes a carabiner, in case you want to use it to track your keys.
Despite costing just under $30, the doeboe wallet is made of premium saddle leather (either black or brown), and features built-in RFID protection. This feature ensures hackers won't access your credit card data wirelessly.
We recommend the doeboe wallet for folks who carry lots of cash or prefer bi-fold wallets to slim ones. This option safely stores between eight and 10 cards. Besides the nifty AirTag slot, it also has a transparent ID compartment. We appreciate that it comes packaged in a nice box, making it a great gift idea!
The Simulayte wallet is equipped with a unique sliding pop-up cardholder that gives easy access to five credit cards at the push of a button. Besides that, it has a folding inner compartment that can hold two cards on each of its sides, along with some cash. The wallet, which comes in brown or black, is RFID-blocking and made in the United States.
Although you can find AirTag wallets from brands like Abby, Aiuwo, and TNE that look nearly identical to the Simulayte, several Amazon reviewers say that these cheaper wallets don’t hold the AirTag properly, which may cause the tracker to fall out. I think you’re better off spending extra on the Simulayte, since each wallet is individually handcrafted with premium leather.
There’s a lot to love about the Muradin wallet: For starters, it comes in four different colors, giving you the freedom to select whichever one suits you best.
It has a convenient exterior pocket for your most frequently used card. And its bi-fold style, rather than having a bill slot or card slots, instead boasts a clear window on the left for your ID or driver’s license. It even has a spot on the right to stack around eight cards using a silicone band! There is hidden space to place folded cash underneath the cards.
Because a picture is worth a thousand words, we recommend watching this clip to see how the wallet works.
The MULINSEN is the first (and at the time of publishing) the only AirTag wallet that can carry more than 15 cards. This one has 18 card slots and two zippered pockets for cash and coins.
The wallet is made of genuine leather, and has a convenient protective color on its snap closure to stow your AirTag. That way, you can easily retrieve it if you accidentally leave your wallet behind!
Although this tiny leather wallet wasn't technically designed with AirTag trackers in mind, it stores one perfectly. This wallet is a good choice for folks who prefer to carry their wallets in their front pocket.
It has a small internal pouch to keep cards organized and protected, along with a SIM card slot for international travelers who can switch among multiple phone providers.
Measuring in at 4 inches wide and under 3 inches tall, the wallet offers enough room to stow an AirTag, five cards, and some cash. The Bellroy is backed by a 3-year warranty, and comes in five different colors.
This stylish and affordable passport holder is a must-have item for travelers on a budget. The bi-fold holder, which comes in black, blue, and green color options, is made from vegan leather. It conveniently has three card pockets, a laminated vaccine pocket, and of course, a slot to stow your passport.
At just 0.3 inches thick, it won’t feel too bulky in your pocket or purse. The wallet’s AirTag holder — which is located on the holder’s backside — also doubles as a snap close mechanism, so you can ensure all your important cards and documents are safe and secure. As a bonus, this wallet includes a keychain tag to hold an additional AirTag if need be.
Brandon CarteSenior Electronics EditorBrandon Carte has been the technology editor at BestProducts.com since 2017, where he's been covering the latest gadgets and scouring the internet for the greatest deals; His tech reporting has been featured on TopTenReviews.com and USA Today.
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