Materials vary by model. Common options listed include plastic and TPU, and some wallets use genuine leather or PU (synthetic) leather. Specific material choices are model-dependent, so check the product listing for the exact construction.
It depends on the product. Many listings say the phone can be wirelessly charged only after the wallet is removed. A few listings describe the wallet itself as having wireless charging capability and one mentions a rechargeable battery lasting up to six months; check the specific product details to confirm charging behavior.
Many listings note built-in magnets and MagSafe compatibility. At least one product listing specifies much stronger magnets (quoted at up to 4200 Gs) and describes that as about 6× stronger than an official magnetic wallet. Check each product listing for magnet strength and any additional MagSafe-related features.
Typical care instructions are simple: spot clean or wipe clean. Follow any specific cleaning guidance provided in the product details.
Yes—some listings include RFID-blocking and NFC support for contactless payments and transit passes. Additional protections noted in listings include magnet shields to protect cards and, in at least one case, compatibility with a device‑finding/location service. Feature sets vary by product, so verify details on the listing.