10 Best AirTag Wallets of 2024, Reviewed by Experts

Nov 08, 2024

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Keeping track of your valuables is no longer an exercise in frustration thanks to Apple AirTags. These nifty little gadgets can track your luggage, help you find missing keys and even track your wallet's exact location. Before you go throwing an AirTag in any old pocket, you should know there are specific wallets made for this purpose.

The best AirTag wallets have special slots for an AirTag to prevent them from slipping out or from taking up too much room in a pocket meant for cash and cards, all without sacrificing style and functionality. Some of our favorite AirTag wallets include Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)-blocking technology to keep your credit card information safe from thieves. Most importantly, they provide a safe and secure nook for your AirTag, so it (ironically) isn't lost while trying to keep your things sorted.

Featuring a pebbled exterior, this Typecase wallet is made from cowhide leather, according to the brand. What sets it apart from other wallets is it has two pockets to safely secure an AirTag: one allows you to keep an eye on the tracker from the exterior and the other is a more discreet flap if you prefer your AirTag to stay hidden. It also has two bill compartments, six horizontal credit card slots, two vertical pockets and an ID window with a thumb slot.

To feel more secure, there’s a RFID-blocking layer that claims to keep out radiowave interception of personal data without interfering with the AirTag signal. Some reviewers state that the interior AirTag compartment interferes with the room in the bill compartment, but there should still be enough space for bills. We also love that it comes in eight sleek leather colors and the bifold design makes it easy to tuck into a pocket or purse.

Coming in nine different hues, including a light blue and pink, this minimalist wallet is slim enough to fit in a back pocket. Although it’s compact, it still manages to hold one ID card, five credit cards, six folded bills and an AirTag. The built-in holder is at the front of the wallet, so you can keep an eye on it and see that it’s still there. Made of faux leather, it only clocks in at around $12 and it’s easy to wipe clean.

Although it’s not built with RFID-blocking technology, reviews say they still feel secure with it: "Despite being misplaced a handful of times (a few more than I'd like to admit), it's stood the test of time and misuse. It's like a survivor of the wallet world, still intact and doing its job like a pro," wrote one Amazon reviewer.

Designed to fit in most cardholder slots, this AirTag holder measures a svelte 0.1-inches in thickness. It won't disrupt your AirTag's signal, and we like that you can simply wipe down the card to clean it without getting the AirTag wet. "Happy to report it holds the AirTag securely and fits into my wallet just like a [credit card]," wrote one Amazon reviewer.

Although this option doesn't hold other items like your credit card or cash, it conveniently keeps your AirTag in one place so that it doesn't slip out of your wallet. It's made of durable plastic and even has a key ring hole, so you can clip the holder to your key chain.

If you only want to add an AirTag to your current wallet rather than purchasing an AirTag-specific wallet, this insert is your best bet. While slipping the tracker in a regular wallet can result in some bulging or put the AirTag at risk for falling out, this slim, flexible insert can fit in a card slot discreetly and securely hold an AirTag.

We like this pick because you can add it to a stylish wallet rather than replacing it for a bulky, modern-looking AirTag wallet. "Nice material, smooths out the contours of an AirTag nicely," one Amazon reviewer wrote. It’s shorter than a credit card so it won’t pop out and is about the thickness of two cards, according to reviews.

Several wallets that we had researched had many reviews noting the looseness of the AirTag, but you will not need to worry about that with this option. With the included screwdriver, you’re able to remove the outer plate of the wallet and securely place the tracker — plus there’s two included stickers to prevent the AirTag from scratching. It doesn’t have a cash strap, but you can purchase an upgraded model if you need one.

This aluminum wallet also features RFID-blocking. In our opinion, it's the sleekest-looking option on this list and is not too thick, despite holding a whopping 15 cards. Amazon reviewers called this wallet "compact" and noted that it has a "substantial feel." Some reviewers found it a bit difficult to screw in the AirTag, but others had no issues. Most reviewers agreed the added security from the screws were a huge plus.

A sleek polycarbonate exterior combined with RFID-blocking technology in this wallet will make you feel like both your bills and AirTag are secure. Because the wallet itself is made of aluminum, you can feel extra secure knowing you can see the RFID-material in action.

It holds up to 12 cards in the interior, and a stretchy strap over circular silicone pads holds bills in place. You can pop your AirTag in the detachable polycarbonate cover so you’ll never misplace your wallet, which is especially important considering its slim size.

A bifold wallet is great for someone who carries a lot of cash or cards, and this AirTag-compatible option allows for the tracker to slide into the front of the wallet, which also has six card slots, an ID window and a bill pocket. Some of the cards can be seen from the exterior of the wallet, but you’ll also feel secure knowing there’s RFID-blocking built-in. It’s made of a soft horse leather that comes in a rainbow of 14 colors to best suit your style.

When traveling internationally, your passport is the last thing you want to lose. This passport/wallet/AirTag holder combo is the perfect solution to calm any travel worries. Made of vegan leather, it has three card compartments, one passport pocket and one vaccine card slot. You also have two options for stashing your AirTag: a pocket attached to the snap closure or a keychain you can hook onto the passport holder — or elsewhere if you'd like. It has a slim profile too, but some reviewers state it can be a tight squeeze if you add too much.

Adventurers need to keep a hold on their wallets too! This wallet for WXM might look a bit bulky but the brand claims that it’s made of military-grade materials like carbon fiber and aluminum alloy that make it durable and surprisingly lightweight.

Aside from withstanding a couple of drops, it can hold up to 15 credit cards, has a money clip, uses RFID-blocking technology and has a slot for your AirTag. It comes in nine different color options, including brighter ones to balance out the rugged vibe.

It's pricey, but this longer wallet is made with premium American leather, has a high-quality option feel and is available in black or brown. It features a custom pocket to tuck your AirTag into to track your wallet that adds nothing more than an imperceptible bulge. It can hold up to 12 cards, features RFID-blocking technology and has a money clip for cash. The neatest feature might be the sliding pop-up cardholder that lifts up the cards with the push of a button.

To find the AirTag wallets that were up to par, our editors considered a variety of sizes that would still be able to fit in a pocket or small purse. When choosing the best ones, we assessed where the AirTag was held, read reviews and looked over product claims to assure that the closure was tight and the construction wouldn’t create too much of a bulge in the wallet itself.

With about four hours of research and product consideration, there were a few key factors we looked into. While we considered all materials like leather, aluminum and polycarbonate to offer options at different price points, we favored those that were durable and high quality construction that wouldn’t fall apart. We prioritized models that feature RFID-blocking technology for an extra level of security. To accommodate for different kinds of people (cash vs. card), we choose both bifold and cardholder options.

Before picking an AirTag wallet there are a few things to consider to best match your lifestyle and how often you’ll likely need to search for your wallet.

✔️ Material: The material you choose is both reflective of your aesthetic choice and the durability of the wallet. Leather is one of the most popular options and is quite durable. Aluminum is a strong, hard-surfaced option, but may feel a bit bulky in your pocket. For something a little cheaper, you may want to opt for synthetic materials like polyurethane, though they may not last as long.

✔️ Size: You want your wallet to easily fit into a pocket or purse, but not be too small to misplace (although that’s what the AirTag is for, right?). Thickness is also important; anything thicker than 0.5 inches might be too large to fit into a back pocket, especially after filling it with cards and money.

✔️ Security: To protect your credit card data from being stolen we recommend using a wallet with built in RFID-blocking, which uses a thin layer of carbon fiber or aluminum to block the electromagnetic signal emitted from your card. "Smart wallets utilize RFID blocking material, which prevents anyone from skimming your credit cards with an unauthorized RFID reader (as long as it's in the wallet!)," says our Test Engineer, Alec Scherma. Typically it's hidden under the leather material of the wallet or is built into the metal material, depending on the kind you choose.

✔️ Type: Some of the most popular options for wallets include bifold, card holders and money clips. If you’re someone who wants to carry cash, bifolds offer more storage for paper money. A cardholder will offer more slots for cards and some have clips to stash a few dollars as well. They might not hold as much, but they’re typically sleeker and more minimal. Keep in mind that most men's wallets do not come with coin storage.

✔️ Capacity: Depending on how many cards you have, card capacity for smaller wallets can be around three, while a larger wallet can hold nearly a dozen. Note that the AirTag slot can take up room where a card could be held as well.

This roundup was written by contributing writer Courtney Campbell, a longtime product reviewer and frequent misplacer, who selected products based on hours of research and her personal experience with needing a wallet that’s easy to find.

Courtney (she/hers) has spent the past 5 years testing everything from reusable straws to standing desks to homemade kombucha kits. A longtime reviewer, deals hunter, and lifestyle writer, she currently heads up the American Kennel Club's product review site Retrievest and previously worked as the Shopping Editor for USA Today’s Reviewed. Additionally, she has covered design and lifestyle trends for Apartment Therapy, Domino, SELF, and more. A graduate of Elon University, she loves telling everyone about what race she’s planning on running next while raving about her favorite running headphones (they’re bone conducting!).

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