Best AirTag wallets 2025: I tested the best options to track your cards and cash

Why we like it: The Titan X Trifold wallet comes with a built-in AirTag holder, internal cash and card storage, extra pockets, and a handy trigger mechanism to help dispense your most used cards. 

Also: Forget Ridge: I tested an AirTag wallet that’s more functional (and cheaper)

Unlike the Ridge wallet, you don’t need to purchase the AirTag holder separately, and the Titan X is slightly cheaper than the Ridge, especially while it is on sale for $65. It’s a durable daily driver and offers great value.

Testing the Titan X wallet for several weeks left me quite impressed. It’s even more valuable than purchasing an option like the Ridge wallet, especially if you already have an AirTag on hand to pop in it. The Titan X wallet is constructed of leather and aluminum and features a traditional trifold design. There is internal cash storage and traditional internal “pockets,” which I found helpful and more secure for my ID and money. The trigger mechanism is a manicure saver.

Who’s it for: This wallet is for someone who needs a larger card capacity, wants something comparable to a traditional wallet, and appreciates top features like a trigger mechanism and internal pockets.

Who should look elsewhere: This won’t be for someone who wants a compact design or only needs minimal card storage. The Titan X also doesn’t come in many colors, and the internal cash pockets are a bit cheap. 

Titan X AirTag Wallet specs: Type: Expandable | Material: Aluminum and leather | RFID blocking | Built-in AirTag holder | Internal pockets and cash storage | Trigger mechanism design | Dimensions: 3.9 x 2.8 x 0.7 inches 

The Ridge wallet is a slim RFID-blocking wallet designed to hold up to 12 cards. Cash can be stored via a cash strap or money clip on the outside of the wallet, and the brand offers three AirTag configurations for tracking: an AirTag holder designed to or for $25, and the AirTag carbon add-on holder that attaches outside any Ridge wallet for $40. 

The Ridge offers durability and functionality while also providing top-notch security and smart capabilities. Although pricey, it has a lifetime warranty to keep up with your daily use and a risk-free 99-day trial period. All things considered, a quality, traditional leather-style wallet could easily run you over the $100 mark, too, which makes this long-term investment worth it. 

Why we like it: I gifted this wallet to my dad a year before I started using one myself, and I can confidently say it’s a winner. Before gifting him the Ridge, he used several other wallets, including a traditional leather and titanium case style, but none fit his needs. The wallet’s practicality, coupled with the RFID technology, numerous color and metal options, and the addable AirTag tracker, make the Ridge nearly faultless. Although it can get a little chunky when it’s full to the brim with cards, this is a great wallet for small handbags, concert or stadium bags, and going out on the town. 

Who’s it for: If you’re looking for a large capacity, durable, and functional wallet, this may be for you. It has an AirTag attachment, and many additive accessories like cash straps or clips. It is a tad pricey, but it’s certainly a long-term investment and has stood the test of time. My dad has had his several years now. 

Who should look elsewhere: If you’d prefer a more traditional style wallet, this may not be for you. It has an industrial look, even though the color options and designs have greatly expanded. It’s also a bit difficult to work with if you keep longer fingernails (for the ladies here) and is geared more towards heavy card carriers. 

Ridge Wallet specs: Type: Expandable | Material: Aluminum | RFID blocking | Accessories and add-ons available | Several materials and designs | Cash strap or money clip for cash storage | Dimensions: 86 x 54 x 6 mm 

If you’re not dead set on using an Apple wallet or AirTag accessory to track your wallet, it may be worth considering a MagSafe wallet equipped with location tracking. The Journey LOC8 is the finder version of one of our tested picks for best MagSafe wallet, the Ezmo wallet. 

Journey’s MagSafe wallet is the perfect balance of style and function, with enough space to hold five cards. The wallet also doubles as a phone stand, so you can watch your favorite entertainment on the go or keep your phone screen visible at your desk. The stand has adjustable viewing angles in both portrait and landscape modes. It features a protective lining to safeguard your cards’ information with RFID-blocking technology while preventing them from becoming demagnetized.

Why we like it: The LOC8 takes all the great features of the Ezmo wallet one step further, offering location tracking — no AirTag needed. It uses Apple’s Find My technology for easy integration, is rechargeable, and comes with built-in speakers so you can easily ping the LOC8 wallet to find its location.

Who’s it for: The LOC8 wallet is for someone who’s looking for Bluetooth tracking in a MagSafe wallet option. It won’t offer anything to pair with an AirTag, but it completes the same function and then some, becoming an accessory that can be used on or off a cell phone. 

Who should look elsewhere: If you don’t need a MagSafe wallet option or absolutely want an option to input an AirTag into, this wallet won’t be for you. 

Journey LOC8 tracking wallet and phone stand features: Type: MagSafe bifold | Multi-functional | RFID protection | Built-in lock to prevent card slippage | Water resistant | Built-in speaker | Apple Find My System compatible | Rechargeable | Dimensions: 66 mm x 103 mm x 14 mm | Card capacity: Up to 5 cards 

Why we like it: What makes Bosca’s stand-out is the craftsmanship and leather used to construct it. Upon opening this wallet, I knew right away that it was what the kids call legit. The leather is smooth, and the Saddle color has a striking and elevated tone. It looks like something that didn’t fall out of Amazon’s massive factory market, thanks to the full grain, Italian, hand-stained leather, and intentional construction. 

Who’s it for: Someone who wants a sleek, card holder accessory that feels luxury. It holds cards well, has a dedicated ID slot with a slit to make grabbing your identification easy, and has two pockets to carry extra cash, cards, or other incidentals. It’s super easy to snap your AirTag in and be on your way, and most importantly, it’s the kind of tech accessory that feels like it will withstand the test of time, perhaps even getting better with age. I compared the leather of this wallet to some of my personal handbags and small goods from various other brands, and there’s a similar quality standard.

Who should look elsewhere: There’s a few reasons you may want to skip out on this. It is pricier than other options on this list, though not as expensive as a Ridge wallet. I wish there were more color options, but for what is offered this wallet is a confident balance of affordable luxury that justifies its price tag. It could also prevent the type of incessant rebuying that can often occur with tech accessories. 

Bosca AirTag Wallet features: Type: Hybrid cardholder design | Dimensions: 4.375 H x 3.00 W x 0.125 D | Card capacity: 3 card pockets, 2 card/cash pockets, 1 ID slot | Cash storage | Full grain, Italian, Hand-stained leather 

Why we like it: The Doeboe AirTag Wallet is the best budget AirTag wallet with a surprisingly lightweight build despite its leather material. Ricky Allen, marketing director of Ever Wallpaper, says, “It’s a great wallet with all the necessities, like card slots, a pocket for bills, and an AirTag keychain holder.”

Who’s it for: Made of Crazy Horse leather, this bifold wallet features 10 card slots and a bill pocket to stash your cash, perfect for a budget hunter. It also has an ID window, so you don’t have to take your driver’s license out whenever you need to show it. The minimalist design is simple to manage and lightweight, so it won’t weigh your pockets down. Allen commented on the security as well. “I liked how easy it was to insert my AirTag and the anti-theft RFID protection it provides. Security is very important to me, and I’m glad this wallet provides the added protection of RFID-blocking.”

Who should look elsewhere: If you’re looking for a different style AirTag wallet (expandable, card holder etc) this wallet won’t be for you. And if you want something more premium or with top features, you’ll want to skip out, too. 

Doeboe AirTag Bifold Wallet specs: Type: Bifold | Material: Leather | ID window | RFID blocking | Dimensions: 1.97 x 1.57 x 0.59 inches