Zero Grid RFID Blocking Leather Passport Holder Case vs Travelambo RFID Blocking Genuine Leather Travel Wallet

What separates them

These two differ on 4 recorded specifications. The Zero Grid RFID Blocking Leather Passport Holder Case is ₹400 dearer.

Zero Grid RFID Blocking Leather Passport Holder Case vs Travelambo RFID Blocking Genuine Leather Travel Wallet

Zero Grid

Zero Grid RFID Blocking Leather Passport Holder Case

₹1,899

The choice between this and the travel wallet in the same department comes down to how many people you travel with: this holds one passport slimly and fits a jacket pocket, and the wallet holds a family's documents at four times the bulk.

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Travelambo

Travelambo RFID Blocking Genuine Leather Travel Wallet

₹1,499

RFID blocking is more defensible on a passport wallet than on a card wallet, because a biometric e-passport chip does not use the per-transaction cryptogram that makes card skimming useless.

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Who the Zero Grid RFID Blocking Leather Passport Holder Case is for

Buy it if: Solo travellers wanting one passport and a few cards in a jacket pocket.

Avoid it if: Anyone carrying documents for a family -- the fuller travel wallet is the correct product.

Who the Travelambo RFID Blocking Genuine Leather Travel Wallet is for

Buy it if: Anyone travelling internationally who wants documents consolidated in one wallet.

Avoid it if: Anyone travelling domestically only -- this is bulk for no benefit.

Specifications, side by side

4 of 11 rows differ. Differences first.

SpecificationZero Grid RFID Blocking Leather Passport Holder CaseTravelambo RFID Blocking Genuine Leather Travel Wallet
Price₹1,899₹1,499
CapacityOne passport, 3 card slots, boarding pass sleevePassport, boarding pass, up to 4 cards, SIM card slot, pen loop
LeatherGenuine, softens with useGenuine cowhide
SizeSlim, roughly passport-sized rather than a folioFits standard passports including the Indian one
Weight70 g140 g
Warranty1 Year Official Brand Warranty1 Year Official Brand Warranty
E-passport chips not publishedProtected by Basic Access Control, which requires data from the printed page, so remote reading is difficult but not equivalent to a card's cryptogram
GuaranteeLifetime, stated by the manufacturer not published
RFIDBlocking layer -- see the travel wallet in this department for why this matters more for passports than for cards not published
RFID blocking not publishedRelevant here in a way it is not for cards -- biometric e-passports carry a readable chip, and unlike EMV cards they do not use a per-transaction cryptogram
Versus a travel walletThis holds one passport slimly; a travel wallet holds a family's documents bulkily. Choose by how many people you travel with not published
Why a travel wallet not publishedKeeping passport and boarding pass together is the practical value; the RFID layer is secondary

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