Osnap Snap Wallet 2
A modular aluminum phone wallet produced by Osnap, featuring a lever-actuated pop-out mechanism and a flexible structural design. It supports MagSafe magnetic attachment and MagStack stacking expansion, with card capacity upgradeable between three and seven cards.
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The Osnap Snap Wallet 2 is a modular aluminum wallet featuring a lever (pull-rod) structure, available in three core sizes—three-card, five-card, and seven-card—with capacity expandable via sliding interconnection.
The core section of the Osnap Snap Wallet 2 uses a compliant mechanism design, where internal arm-like structures themselves act as springs that snap into locking grooves.
The aluminum panels of the Osnap Snap Wallet 2 do not attach directly to a phone and must be used with the included MagSafe magnetic adhesive plate.
The MagStack module on top of the Osnap Snap Wallet 2 supports continued stacking of other MagSafe accessories.
The lightest three-card version of the Osnap Snap Wallet 2 weighs 57 grams, while the seven-card version with the magnetic attachment weighs 127 grams; thickness doubles from approximately 5mm to 10mm.
The Osnap Snap Wallet 2 cannot align perfectly with Osnap's own double-sided MagSafe battery; technically the two can be used together, but the experience is suboptimal.
The Osnap Snap Wallet 2 is priced per module: the base version starts at $60, the MagSafe version at $70, and each additional core module costs $15.
The Osnap Snap Wallet 2's ID card cover or money clip each sells for $35, with premium color/finish versions priced at $40.
The Osnap Snap Wallet 2 is currently in its Kickstarter crowdfunding phase with early-bird discounts available.
The three-card version of the Osnap Snap Wallet 2, due to its more compact structure, may require using a fingernail to pry apart when separating modules.
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The Osnap Snap Wallet 2 is a modular aluminum wallet featuring a lever (pull-rod) structure, available in three core sizes—three-card, five-card, and seven-card—with capacity expandable via sliding interconnection.
50%UnverifiedThe core section of the Osnap Snap Wallet 2 uses a compliant mechanism design, where internal arm-like structures themselves act as springs that snap into locking grooves.
50%UnverifiedThe aluminum panels of the Osnap Snap Wallet 2 do not attach directly to a phone and must be used with the included MagSafe magnetic adhesive plate.
50%UnverifiedThe MagStack module on top of the Osnap Snap Wallet 2 supports continued stacking of other MagSafe accessories.
50%UnverifiedThe lightest three-card version of the Osnap Snap Wallet 2 weighs 57 grams, while the seven-card version with the magnetic attachment weighs 127 grams; thickness doubles from approximately 5mm to 10mm.
50%UnverifiedThe Osnap Snap Wallet 2 cannot align perfectly with Osnap's own double-sided MagSafe battery; technically the two can be used together, but the experience is suboptimal.
50%UnverifiedThe three-card version of the Osnap Snap Wallet 2, due to its more compact structure, may require using a fingernail to pry apart when separating modules.
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