The only wallet I rely on thanks to Find My and RFID just hit its lowest Black Friday price
If you want a wallet you can't possibly lose, this Black Friday deal on the ESR Geo Wallet is the one to grab.
No one likes their stuff stolen, but thanks to brands like Apple and Google, keeping track of our belongings has become much easier with Bluetooth item trackers. Personally, I use AirTags (and a Find Hub-compatible Moto Tag) with my luggage whenever I travel, and I keep one in my backpack, my car, and my wallet.
It makes it easier to keep track of devices that don't support built-in tracking and gives me peace of mind. However, for something like a wallet that holds all my cards, ID, and cash, having an item tracker is even more important.
While a card-style tracker has been my go-to solution, I recently switched to a wallet from ESR that comes with Find My built in. So even if someone steals my wallet and throws out a card tracker, they can't remove the tracking hardware. And this Black Friday, it is down to its lowest price.
ESR's Geo Wallet with Find My built in has been my daily wallet for the past three months, and the company has made it more affordable this holiday season with a great discount. Right now, you can grab the ESR Geo Wallet on Amazon at 34% off, dropping the price from $50 to just $33.
ESR's Geo Wallet comes with Find My tracking built in, which means even if someone tries to remove your tracker, they won't be able to since it's embedded inside the wallet. It also has a rechargeable battery that lasts up to six months on a single charge, along with RFID protection.
✅Recommended if: You want a wallet with essential features like Find My, built-in RFID blocking, a slim and lightweight design, and a rechargeable battery.
❌Skip this deal if: You're in the Android ecosystem since this wallet only works with iPhone and other Apple devices.
The best part about the ESR Geo Wallet is that Find My is integrated, so you don't need to sacrifice a card slot for a tracker. And while battery life is usually a concern with Find My trackers, and since this one is built into the wallet, ESR includes a cable in the box so you can recharge it easily.
ESR claims up to six months of use on a single charge, and I've drained roughly 50% in two months, so it may depend on your usage. You can also charge the wallet directly from your phone using the included cable.
Moreover, it includes RFID-blocking to keep your data secure. The wallet also offers plenty of space, allowing you to store up to nine cards plus two ID cards side by side. It comes in black, brown, and a carbon-fiber finish, though I'm personally a fan of the black variant. Durability has been great so far with zero issues to the faux leather finish over the past few months.
The only downside, in my opinion, is that it's compatible only with iPhone and Apple devices since it supports only Find My, leaving Android users out. If you own an iPhone, though, it's more than good enough.
We've reached out to the company to ask whether a Google Find My Device version is coming, but until then, this makes for a great holiday-season gift.
More Black Friday 2025 - quick links
- Best Buy: major discounts on Chromebooks, Android phones, and more
- Amazon: official Black Friday discounts on tablets, smart home tech
- Walmart: early price drops on ASUS laptops, locked phones
- Samsung: new Galaxy XR headset, trade-in opportunities
- Verizon: free phones with new line, trade-in
- T-Mobile: free Galaxy phones, $300 back w/ 5G Home Internet
- Mint Mobile: 50% off Pixel 10, BOGO Unlimited plans
- AT&T: get a free Z Flip 7 with trade-in, new line
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Sanuj is a tech writer who loves exploring smartphones, tablets, and wearables. He began his journey with a Nokia Lumia and later dived deep into Android and iPhone. He's been writing about tech since 2018, with bylines at Pocketnow, Android Police, Pocket-Lint, and MakeUseOf. When he's not testing gadgets, he's either sipping chai, watching football, or playing cricket.
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