The OhSnap Wallet 2 is a new modular wallet designed to attach magnetically to smartphones. It features a lever-action mechanism that fans out cards for easy access. The wallet is designed to stack with other OhSnap accessories, such as the Snap Grip Stand.
The wallet's core can be swapped without tools, allowing users to choose between 3, 5, or 7-card capacities. Its magnetic plates are also interchangeable, offering options for an ID card holder, work badge, elastic band for additional cards, or a money clip. Users can also opt for ultra-thin aluminum covers if magnetic phone attachment is not desired.
The OhSnap Wallet 2 utilizes a compliant mechanism where plastic arms within the card-carrying core act as springs, engaging a locking mechanism with modular covers. Cards, once inserted, help keep the arms apart, preventing accidental opening. While generally robust, dropping the wallet on hard surfaces can cause it to partially disassemble.
While advertised as thin, the wallet's sleekness is most apparent in its 3-card variant without additional MagSafe or MagStack plates. The 7-card version adds 127 grams, which may make a phone feel heavy. Pricing for the wallet, including a double-magnet kit, is $61 on Kickstarter or $76 retail.
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The OhSnap Wallet 2 is a new modular, lever-action card wallet designed to attach to phones, featuring interchangeable card cores and magnetic plates. It allows users to customize card capacity and add accessories like ID holders or money clips, building on the company's previous phone grip product.