ESR HaloLock Geo Wallet Stand Review: Great Find My Accessory

ESR HaloLock Geo Wallet Stand Review: A Fantastic Find My Accessory

The ESR HaloLock Geo Wallet Stand joins the ranks of Apple-certified Find My devices, allowing you to track and locate your lost wallet using the Find My app.  Geo is also MagSafe compatible and has a compact design that holds up to 3 of your must-have cards. 

 this is what we like 

  1.  great design 
  2.  strong magnetization 
  3.  Make sure your features are working well 
  4.  excellent battery life 

 and what we don't do 

  •  Enough space for 3 cards 
  •  Use a dedicated charging cable 

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 table of contents 

  •  Design: Ultra-thin iPhone attachment 
  •  Functionality:  Magnetic Maestro 
  •  Find My Features: Honorable Execution 
  •  Battery:  Fast charging (but proprietary cable) 
  •  Should You Buy The ESR HaloLock Geo Wallet Stand?

 Design: Ultra Thin iPhone Attachment


ESR HaloLock Geo Wallet Stand Review: Great Find My Accessory







  •  Dimensions: 56 x 102 x 12 mm (2.20 x 4 x 0.47 inches) 
  •  Weight: 0.18 lbs (83 g) 
  •  Battery life: 3 months on a single charge (1.5 hours to full charge) 

Finished in Midnight Black and Caramel Brown, the ESR HaloLock Geo measures 2.20" wide, 4" top and  bottom, 0.47" front and back, and weighs just 0.18 lbs.

The only box contents you need to worry about are the HaloLock Geo itself, a USB-C to proprietary magnetic pen charging cable, a user guide, and a quick start guide. 

 

The HaloLock Geo feels comfortable when you hold and operate it by itself, and when magnetized to your iPhone (or MagSafe iPhone case), you hardly notice any extra weight on the device. It's smooth and smooth to the touch, but that doesn't mean it's slippery. We also found that both the kickstand and finger loops were easy to open and  close. 

 

ESR's traditional HaloLock wallet stand (without Find My integration) is available on Amazon and  other retailers, but at the time of writing, the HaloLock Geo has just entered mass production after a highly successful Kickstarter campaign. Shipping of retail units should begin  on May 8, 2023.  Compatibility: iPhone with MagSafe (iPhone 12 series and newer, excluding 13/12 mini), ESR HaloLock and official MagSafe cases, or regular cases with  ESR HaloLock Universal Ring 

 System requirements: iOS 14.5 or higher 

One of my favorite experiences testing a product is when one of the most marketed features works really well. We're happy to brag about HaloLock Geo's magnetic performance. Holy smoke, this magnet is powerful! 

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