When we received the iWallet for evaluation, we were a bit taken aback at the purported utility of the product, but were nevertheless impressed with its features. The iWallet has been devised specifically for those who wish to safeguard their personal wallets with the latest in technology. The designers of the iWallet declare that the idea for the product germinated from a seemingly dire “need for a product innovation in the personal wallet industry.”
iWallet Is Extremely Safe to Use
The iWallet is a hundred times better than the humble personal wallet that one stuffs into the back pocket of a pair of trousers. Identity predators often get all the information they need by simply stealing the wallet of their victims, with everything from bank account information to social security numbers being stored in them. The iWallet is therefore the ideal solution for people who want to safeguard themselves from identity, data and asset theft.
Why You Should Ditch That Leather Wallet In Your Pocket
On first glance, the iWallet just looks like a very sturdy wallet. On a closer look one sees that the apparent sturdiness has been derived from a tamper-proof, solid carbon fibre, Kevlar and fibre glass outer case. The case is supposed to be rock solid and seem almost fused together. The most interesting aspect of the iWallet is the biometric sensor bit of it. The iWallet will only open to the fingerprint of the person it belongs to. So you can leave your wallet around and no one will be able to flick your cards and cash from it. The Biometric sensor ensures that the valuable contents of the iWallet are not accessed by unauthorized people. The term ’personal wallet’ gets redefined with the advent of the iWallet which delivers a hitherto unseen standard of security and customization to the users. The wallet can store not just credit cards and money but can also act as a jacket for holding small sized documents like licenses and social security cards and also personal photographs.
You Can Customise Your iWallet
The icing on the cake is definitely the Bluetooth feature. The iWallet comes with a very useful Bluetooth feature which allows it to be paired with virtually any mobile phone. For the absent minded souls who frequently misplace their wallets, this feature can be quite helpful. Those who forget their wallets behind will be alerted using an alarm on their cell phones as soon as they move a preset distance away from it so they can quickly prance back and grab their wallet. The Bluetooth feature is currently an optional add-on which is available to patrons of the product for a small fee. Plus, if you want to engrave your name on the product, the folks at iWallet will do it for you at an extra fee of $99.95, of course.
How Much Does The iWallet Cost?
The iWallet starts from $299 and can go upto $599.95 for the Kevlar reinforced ones. In all there are 11 models to choose from and it is available in a slew of colours as well, including red, green, black and silver. But at these prices the product is definitely not for the faint hearted.
Plus, while the contents of the purse could be adequately safeguarded within the confines of the carbon fibre case, the iWallet as such is still susceptible to theft and robbery. However, buyers are protected from defects and malfunctioning under a 1-year warranty scheme. The manufacturers also promise to give the money back, including a generous 15% ‘restocking fee’ in case buyers choose to return their purchase. Whether the modern man requires this level of sophistication and technology in a humble wallet and whether the price that it comes with is justified is a cause for debate. The iWallet is a great looking and innovative device that delivers what it promises. The only question is whether we really need it. If you want to protect your identity with the best security hen the iWallet is for you and you can purchase it as the iWalletUSA site.
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