[twiceaday]

Is it your intention to miss-lead or do you not realize that the credit card is made entirely out of Titanium, which is a novel concept and obviously raises questions about weight, size, and look.

[tidepod12]

"novel"? Is it your intention to miss-lead [sic] or do you not realize that metal credit cards have been a thing for decades?

The Chase Sapphire Reserve/Preferred, two of the most popular credit cards in recent years, are metal cards. The Amazon credit card is metal. The AmEx Platinum is a metal card. And this is just a handful of cards among the 22 listed here [1].

1: https://www.creditcardinsider.com/blog/metal-credit-cards/

[twiceaday]

That is a cool story about some non-Titanium cards.

[guessmyname]

> That is a cool story about some non-Titanium cards.

You may want to read the linked page by the parent commentator a bit better:

Mastercard® Titanium Card™ — https://www.creditcardinsider.com/credit-cards/mastercard-ti...

[kube-system]

Here’s the second sentence on that page: > This card is constructed with stainless steel on the front and carbon in the back.

[oblio]

Titanium is not magic pixie dust, it's just another ordinary metal :-)

[tyleo]

This is, in fact, not a novel concept. Billy McFarland of Fyre Festival fame had previously started a company, Magnesis, which also offered a metal credit card.

[toomuchtodo]

Amex Platinum and Centurion cards are currently metal, a bit more dense than the Chase Sapphire Preferred and Reserve cards.

[astura]

1) Metal cards suck, they often don't work in parking garages[1], and you can't put them in a shredder

2) They are not novel.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/r/churning/comments/4zwpvt/psa_your_f...

[guessmyname]

Here is your Titanium card: Mastercard® Titanium Card™ [1]

[1] https://www.creditcardinsider.com/credit-cards/mastercard-ti...

[mikestew]

Faux titanium: “This card is constructed with stainless steel on the front and carbon in the back.”

Apple Card is the real thing.

[inferiorhuman]

You are aware that a variety of consumer credit card companies, including Amex and Chase, currently offer metal credit cards… right?

[reaperducer]

And which ones do it with no fees or linked accounts?

[belltaco]

How does an unboxing video show no fees or linked accounts?