Compare what is it? Lock Wallet vs Wonder Wallet
Lock Wallet is the portable vault for your cash, cards, and ID. It claims to protect your valuables from identity theft. It is a lightweight, compact wallet that stores and secures your wallet’s contents from cyber-theft. For more Lock Wallet info, please visit this page.
Wonder wallet is a wallet that holds twice as much and is twice as thin as ordinary wallets! It has a special photo album-like design which makes cards easy to find. The sleek wallet is super slim and stylish and its innovative technology can help prevent credit card theft. For reviews on Wonder Wallet please check this page here.
Compare how does it work? Lock Wallet vs Wonder Wallet
Lock Wallet
This handy wallet can hold up to 36 cards that include credit cards, debit cards, ID cards, licenses, transit cards and cash. While the full, zip-around closure provides added protection, the nano-thin RFID-blocking aluminium shield prevents scanners from reading personal valuable data.
Wonder wallet
Made of genuine leather, the Wonder wallet is designed to hold up to 24 cards including credit cards, driver’s license, gift cards, business cards and cash too. It also features RFID protection that stops remote scanning thus adding extra layer of safety against theft.
Compare features: Lock Wallet vs Wonder Wallet
Lock Wallet
• Secure RFID Blocking Shield
• Lightweight and Compact
• Fits in Any Pocket or Purse
• Premium Quality Design
• Full Zip Around Protection
• Holds 36 Cards, Cash, IDs, & More
• Clear Outer ID Holder
Wonder wallet
• Opens like a photo album to display everything at a glance
• Holds up to 24 cards plus cash
• Made with Genuine Leather
• RFID block prevents theft and fraud
• Super slim design easily fits purses and pant pockets
• Soft, supple leather flexes so it’s comfortable to sit on, even in the car
Compare material: Lock Wallet vs Wonder Wallet
Lock Wallet is made of premium quality design.
Wonder wallet is made of genuine leather.
Compare number of pockets: Lock Wallet vs Wonder Wallet
Lock Wallet
Wonder wallet
Compare how many cards can it hold? Lock Wallet vs Wonder Wallet
Lock Wallet can hold up to 36 cards apart from cash. These cards include credit cards, debit cards, ID cards, licenses, photos, transit cards and more.
Wonder wallet can hold up to 24 cards at a time and it also has a cash compartment.
Compare blocking mechanism? Lock Wallet vs Wonder Wallet
Lock Wallet’s nano-thin layer of RFID-blocking aluminium puts an impenetrable barrier between your personal information and RFID readers, protecting you from credit card fraud.
Wonder wallet can help prevent you from credit card theft with its innovative, modern technology. The unique construction features RFID protection which blocks remote scanning cards, adding an extra layer of safety against theft.
Compare colors available: Lock Wallet vs Wonder Wallet
Lock Wallet is available in three colours namely Black, Brown and Red.
Wonder wallet is also available in three colours of Beautiful Black, Rendezvous Red and Trendy Tan
Compare price: Lock Wallet vs Wonder Wallet
Lock Wallet is priced at $10 plus $6.99 for shipping and handling.
Wonder wallet is priced at $19.95 plus $5.95 for processing and handling.
Compare what do I get? Lock Wallet vs Wonder Wallet
Along with the Lock Wallet, you also get a Lighted Pocket Magnifier, free of charge as a bonus. Plus if you pay an additional $6.99, you get a second Lock Wallet.
You will get Wonder wallet in your choice of colour and as a bonus on paying $5.95 processing and handling charges, you get one more Wonder wallet in the same colour.
Compare how many cards can it hold: Lock Wallet vs Wonder Wallet
Lock Wallet can hold up to 36 cards apart from cash. These cards include credit cards, debit cards, ID cards, licenses, photos, transit cards and more.
Wonder wallet can hold up to 24 cards at a time and it also has a cash compartment.
Compare locking mechanism: Lock Wallet vs Wonder Wallet
Lock Wallet – The locking system in the Lock Wallet is made available via the zipper which completely seals the wallet keeping it safe and secure.
Wonder wallet Since it is like an open wallet, the Wonder Wallet does not have any locking system as such.
COMPARE REVIEWS: Lock Wallet vs Wonder Wallet
Lock Wallet REVIEW
A vast majority of the reviews that we received from Lock Wallet users were of disappointment. They were very unhappy with the functionality and the quality of the product. Almost all of them thought they were scammed by the company into buying an inefficient product.
Mac complains about Lock Wallet being made in poor taste using cheap material. Too tight and no place to keep change or cash. Getting cards in was easy but getting them out was a nightmare.
Ty in his Lock Wallet review points out the loophole that even though the sleeves do protect credit cards but the time taken to get the card in and out of the wallet can easily help an ID thief steal vital information.
Bob complains that the Lock Wallet slips don’t hold enough bills, are flimsy and tear off easily.
Chum primarily uses Lock Wallet for credit cards and hence didn’t have many issues. However the two inner pockets were torn at the edges and it didn’t look secure enough.
Mark who used Lock Wallet was rather pleased as he preferred its soft case rather than the hard-case of aluma wallet which were beginning to tear. He is happy that the RFID of Lock Wallet works effectively against ID theft and fraud.
Wonder Wallet Review
Almost all the complaints that we received from those who have used and reviewed Wonder wallet is that the product is a scam and does nothing as promised. Everybody is against buying this product.
Wonder Wallet is deceitful – Judy who bought the Wonder wallet online reveals in her review how she was scammed. During her purchase she was asked for an upgrade of the leather for an extra $5. When she received it and Compared it with her friend’s Wonder wallet who bought without upgrading, she realized there was no difference at all.
Joanne complains of being scammed by Wonder wallet as well. In her review she criticizes about the small pockets which cannot hold her license. The Customer Service wasn’t too friendly to her either.
Terrie in her Wonder wallet review points out the loopholes in the Privacy Policy that intends to give away personal information to third parties. Plus the purchase would also include a 1 year subscription to People magazine for additional $30. She decided to buy a wallet from the mall instead.
Joe used Wonder wallet and says he regrets falling for the false promise of RFID blocking, buy one get one offer, 24 inserts feature and 30 day money back guarantee. Not a single card fit into any slot and the plastic liner fell apart in 50 days.
Roy in his Wonder wallet review cautions everyone against buying it. He even doubts the manufacturer’s claim regarding the efficiency of RFID blocking.
I love my Wonder Wallet but the soft plastic credit card sleeve assembly tire away from both of the rfid wings. Can you find anybody or anywhere to get replacement window sleeves? Right now I can use 2″ clear packing tape to fasten the wings to the sleeves.
To remove cards easily, press on the sleeve’s closed end (sleeves are very flexible and won’t tear) to eject cards from open end about 1/4″ enough to pull them out. ~Kitty
My Wonder Wallet was satisfactory in design and function. The RFID protection is impossible to verify or disprove unless you are a testing lab equipped for such purposes and was not a primary reason for my purchase. The plastic sleeves are a tight fit at first, but get better with use. All of my cards, including drivers license, were usable. (Note: I have noticed that most Drivers Licenses have trouble fitting into any wallet unless it has a holder specifically designed for that purpose) However, my chief complaint is that the sleeve assembly is not adequately secured to the interior of the wallet and will probably completely separate as mine did. I still like the design but am disappointed in the quality of the construction.