Moft, known for its origami-inspired tech accessories, unveiled a lineup of Apple Find My-compatible MagSafe iPhone wallets — including one that works as a stand and another that’s more like a tripod — plus a new iPad folio case at CES 2026 in Las Vegas Monday.
The announcements mark a significant expansion of the company’s product ecosystem with enhanced tracking capabilities and integrated device protection.
Find My comes to Moft wallet-stands
Moft is short for “Mobile Office for Travelers.” The company previewed three MagSafe accessories upgraded with Apple’s Find My technology: the Trackable Snap-on Phone Stand & Wallet, Trackable Snap Tripod Wallet and Trackable Snap Field Wallet. Each accessory integrates location tracking, audible alerts and wireless charging while maintaining Moft’s characteristic slim profile.
The Snap-on Phone Stand & Wallet — updated with Find My from the current version — combines hands-free viewing angles, secure card storage and Find My tracking in one accessory measuring about 6mm thick. The design unfolds into three adjustable viewing positions. It securely holds 2-3 cards while weighing just 62 grams.
“As frequent travelers, we know how stressful it can be to lose something you rely on every day,” said Julianna He, Moft’s founder and CEO. “By integrating Apple’s trusted Find My technology into our signature designs, we’re delivering peace of mind without compromising the slim, thoughtful form people expect from Moft.”
Photo: Moft
The accessories feature a 15N magnetic force for secure attachment to MagSafe-enabled iPhones. Bluetooth range extends up to 40 meters outdoors. Built-in speakers emit audible alerts up to 70dB when activated through the Find My app. Wireless charging provides up to six months of battery life per charge, with visual indicators and low-battery alerts built in.
The Trackable Snap-on Phone Stand & Wallet will be available at Apple Stores, apple.com and moft.us in Misty Cove and Jet Black, with Blackberry and Terracotta colors exclusive to Moft’s website. The Tripod and Field Wallet variants are available exclusively on moft.us in Misty Cove. All three accessories retail for $49.
Dynamic Folio Case adds protection to popular iPad stand
Photo: Moft
Moft also introduced a more-protective version of its Dynamic Folio Case. It evolves the company’s best-selling iPad stand by integrating protective elements directly into the origami-inspired design. The folio supports over 20 viewing angles across portrait and landscape orientations while folding completely flat for travel.
The case features edge and corner protection wrapped in Moft’s proprietary MOVAS-P vegan leather. It features a soft-touch exterior and friction-reducing interior lining. Key viewing modes include Floating Creation Mode at 30 degrees for sketching and note-taking, Floating Theater Mode at 60 degrees for video calls and entertainment, and a 15-degree Dual-Screen Mode that accommodates both iPad and iPhone simultaneously.
The Dynamic Folio Case is available in three sizes: 13-inch models for $89.99, 11-inch models for $69.99 and iPad mini versions for $59.99. An optional modular Apple Pencil holder adds $9.90. Available colors are Misty Cove and Jet Black.
Both product lines are currently on display at Moft’s Create Park experience at CES 2026, booth #31509 in LVCC South Hall 1, running through January 9.
David Snow, an expert on Apple hardware and software, writes on a variety of technological and cultural topics for Cult of Mac. They include Apple news, technology buying guides, and features about computer setups and Apple TV shows and movies.
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