KEYAYE 3 Pack Faraday Pouches for Car Keys with 10 Pcs RFID
KEYAYE 3 Pack Faraday Pouches for Car Keys with 10 Pcs RFID Blocking Card Sleeves, Keyless Car Key Signal Blocker Pouch, RFID Key Pouch for Car Security, RFID Blocking Sleeves for Credit Card Holde
Warmer Tips:
1. Be sure to place the key fob in the golden lined pocket and seal the flap velcro for complete signal blocking.
2. Please do not wash the faraday bag, keep the interior dry, or it may lose signal-blocking function.
The KEYAYE Faraday Pouches and RFID Blocking Card Sleeves offer a reliable solution for enhancing security against electronic theft and unauthorized access. The set includes three pouches designed to block keyless entry signals and ten RFID blocking sleeves, catering to both car keys and credit cards.
**Pros:**
1. **Effective Signal Blocking:** The pouches and sleeves perform well in preventing RFID and keyless entry signals from being intercepted, providing peace of mind that your car keys and credit cards are safe from digital theft.
2. **Versatile Use:** The inclusion of RFID blocking card sleeves adds value by protecting credit cards and other sensitive items from unauthorized scans.
3. **Quality Build:** The pouches are made from durable materials and feature a sleek design. The interior of the pouches is lined with high-quality shielding fabric that seems to be effective in blocking signals.
4. **Convenient Packaging:** The set comes with multiple items, allowing you to protect both your car keys and your credit cards simultaneously. The compact size of the pouches makes them easy to store and carry.
**Cons:**
1. **Size Limitations:** The pouches are designed to fit standard car keys and may not accommodate larger key fobs or multiple keys at once. Ensure that the size is appropriate for your key before purchasing.
2. **Limited Color Options:** The product only comes in a single color, which might not appeal to everyone’s aesthetic preferences.
**Conclusion:**
The KEYAYE 3 Pack Faraday Pouches with RFID Blocking Card Sleeves offer a practical and effective solution for safeguarding against electronic theft. Their reliable signal-blocking capabilities and the added protection for credit cards make this set a valuable investment for those concerned about digital security. While the size might not be suitable for all key fobs, and color options are limited, the overall performance and convenience make it a worthwhile purchase for enhancing personal security.
They work but not very big/wide fit example of you have anything else on the keyring it is difficult to get in and out
However I am able to put the key fob in close it and leave the other things hanging out – and still works (tested to make sure and car door didn’t recognise I was there until taking the key fob out).
Thanks good to have peace of mind.
These 100% work, we tested them in a few customers cars, and they will not start while the key is in the pouch. As soon as the key is removed the car will find the key and start.
Quality is good enough for something like this, and the clip is sturdy enough to hang on your keys.
Works as intended and good value for money, happy to recommend
KEYAYE 3 Pack Faraday Pouches with 10 x RFID Blocking Card Sleeves
The black artificial leather Faraday Pouches have red stitching and are small and slim; a key chain to attach to the keyless car key fob is located within the golden lined pocket, once the keyless car key fob is inserted and the Velcro flap is closed it seals the pouch and block signals; there is also a clip fastener on the back of the pouch. Nice small and compact, although the key chain is to prevent accidents like dropping the key, for larger keys it may be difficult to remove from one pocket to another.
The ten Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) blocking card sleeves provided give extra security by blocking signals when keeping your credit cards inside your mobile phone case or next to your oyster card; insert a credit card into one of these RFID blocking card sleeves to block signals to your credit cards when not in use and to stop double paying for items which is easily done when all cards are kept together.
A Faraday pouch and RFID blocking card sleeve were tried and tested and both worked perfectlya good buy.
This product is a must have for anyone with a vehicle that has either keyless entry or keyless go, and you don’t park in a secure garage. Vehicle crime is ridiculously high as a result of keyless systems, with criminals using methods which boost the signal from the key to trick the vehicle into thinking the key is nearby. Keeping your key inside a faraday pouch stops the key signal from being emitted until you take it out.
These pouches work perfectly as described. I have tested it myself by placing the key inside the golden lined pocket (this is important as there are two sections, one which is coloured gold which is lined to block signals, and another standard section for keeping other things) whilst inside the car and the vehicle can’t detect the key until I remove the key from the pouch.
Using these pouches does mean the idea of keyless entry is made redundant as you can’t simply just unlock and start the vehicle without taking the key out. But I would rather this than risking one day of not having the car on the drive at all! Since they have supplied three pouches, I have kept my spare key also in another pouch, and gave the extra to my neighbour.
I have a nerw car and it has keyless entry and starting, there have been a number of thefts near me of similar cars so I am glad to have the protection that these pouches offer. I have tested them and they block the key signal effectively, which gives me great peace of mind.
This is a useful little set of pouches and RFID sleeves.
The pouches are nicely made, although on the small side. They should be fine for most keys though provided there are not too many other ‘attachments’ such as house keys. The pouches certainly work, as I can stand right next to my vehicle but cannot open a door unless the key is removed from the pouch. Be aware, there are two ‘pockets’ in each pouch, one basic (for sundry items) and the other the RFID type for your vehicle key.
As for the card sleeves, I have not actually tried these out yet. They fit cards snugly and look to be well made, so I do not foresee any problems with using them.
At the current price of 9.99 I reckon this is a small price to pay for peace of mind and extra security.
I’ve been using the KEYAYE 3 Pack Faraday Pouches for my car keys, along with the 10 RFID Blocking Card Sleeves, for a few weeks now, and they have provided an excellent level of security and peace of mind. These products are designed to protect against keyless car theft and credit card information theft, which are growing concerns nowadays.
One of the standout features of the Faraday pouches is their effectiveness. I’ve tested the pouches with my keyless car keys, and they successfully block the signal, preventing any unauthorized access to my vehicle. The pouches are well-made, with a secure closure that ensures the keys stay protected. They are compact and easy to carry, fitting comfortably in my pocket or bag.
The RFID blocking sleeves are equally impressive. They are slim and fit perfectly over my credit cards, without adding bulk to my wallet. The sleeves effectively block RFID signals, safeguarding my personal information from potential skimming attacks. This added layer of protection is reassuring, especially when traveling or in crowded places.
However, there are a couple of minor points to consider. The Faraday pouches, while effective, can be a bit snug for larger key fobs, so it’s important to check the size before purchasing. Additionally, the pouches are black and all look the same, so it might be helpful to have some way to differentiate them if you’re using multiple pouches for different keys.
In terms of value for money, the KEYAYE set is reasonably priced, especially considering the added security it provides for both car keys and credit cards. The combination of three Faraday pouches and ten RFID blocking sleeves offers comprehensive protection at a fair price.
Overall, the KEYAYE 3 Pack Faraday Pouches and RFID Blocking Sleeves are a practical and effective solution for enhancing your personal security. The products are well-made and perform as promised, making them a worthwhile investment for anyone looking to protect their keyless car keys and credit cards from potential threats.
Got a car? Keyless fob?
These are the KEYAYE Faraday Pouches For Car Keys x 2, Credit Card Sleeves x 10, RFID Tested, Measures Fob 13.5 x 8.5cm, Sleeves 6.3 x 9.2cm In Black / Red.
These RFID Tested pouches / sleeves are superb, you get two standard size pouches and they can hold most keyfobs. There are 2 inside pouches, only one is blocked that is the lighter one and has a keychain attached. The other pouch is suitable for loose change and the pouch has velcro fastening with belt / bag clip.
My round Mini keyfob fits in snug, as per pics.
It works well too, as I put my keyfob in it after getting in the car, then the car shuts down as it couldn’t detect my fob. Superb.
So I just chuck in cup holder now open and unsheaved!
The ten credit card sleeves are useful, I have put all my cards in them, as I did get my card skimmed from a wireless thief.
Overall I’d thoroughly recommend these, as you have spent yer cash on a car, and this could save it from getting hacked entry and protect yer cards you paid for it.
Very hard to know whether these are completely effective, but some simple tests suggest that they do what they promise, blocking contactless signals even at close range. A good investment.
With modern cars and remotes these day these pouches are perfect to block the signal so no one can steal your pride and joy. These work fine and didn’t allow me open the door even when standing next to the door. Very good value for money
The Faraday key fob with RFID is a quality key fob case designed to prevent signals from being stolen by thieves. The case is made from PU leather with solid stitching, featuring a metal ring inside the RFID-lined pocket and a metal clip on the reverse for attaching to a purse or belt loops. The case boasts a carbon fibre-like appearance, with a neat design on the leather that matches my car’s dashboard. My Cadillac key fob fits snugly inside the RFID pocket. There’s an extra front pocket below the key fob pocket where you can stash your credit cards, but note that this pocket doesn’t have RFID protection.
I tested the RFID pocket, and it effectively prevents me from unlocking or locking my car, starting the car, or turning off keyless ignition while the key fob is inside. You must remove the key for these features to work. I am very pleased with this case and its theft protection capabilities and would recommend it to anyone looking to secure their car. The case also fits comfortably in a deep sweatshirt or coat pocket. I haven’t yet used the clasp claw hook chain on the reverse of the case, so I can’t comment on its strength. The O-ring keyring inside the case is robust and small enough to clip onto the key fob, holding it securely in place whether inside or outside the case, with no risk of it falling out and getting damaged.
I always jump at a chance to own some more faraday pouches. These pouches were a replacement for my current pouches which had failed and let signal fromy keyless key to my car. These pouches fit a car key and not much else so you should probably separate house keys from car keys etc.
I loved that these come as a three pack so I could place all my car keys in their own pouch rather than all in the same pouch.
I don’t have a huge use for the RFID card pouches as my card wallet will not accept larger than a card. I do not want to separate my cards either.
But excellent pouches. I unlocked my car door with the key out of that pouch, closed my key in the pouch and then tried to start my (keyless) car. The car responded with ‘key not in car’. That proves the effectiveness.
One tip is to try that test every week or two. The material can sometimes degrade if keys score the material etc. I like this pouch though. The materials feel very high quality and the pouch closes nicely with a creased ‘crimp’ in the faraday material, keeping signals from exiting the pouch.
I have had a similar pouch to this before but this one is a fair bit smaller, so it’s a struggle to get my car key in it as mine is on a keyring with my door key, a trolley token and a bunch of shop loyalty tags.
I think they should have stitched the lining to the front cover as there appears to be a design fault here, there are two interior pockets but only the rear one works – this has the (short) chain and keyring in it and is a golden colour.
If you just have a car key to put in this case will be fine for you, just be careful about using the correct inside pocket.
The additional pack of RFID card covers is a bonus, so good value all in all I think.
In the box you get 3 key pouches and 10 card sleeves. The key pouches are really nicely made, well sewn and closed with strong Velcro. There are two pockets to each pouch. The back one has a split ring key ring on a chain. At the outside back of the pouch is a good quality lobster type clip.
The card wallets hold one card per wallet, securely and with no struggling to get them in or out.
I have a card reading machine at my work so put a card in a wallet, another in the key pouch and a third in a wallet inside my purse. I initiated transactions to try them out. I tapped the card reader with my purse, the key pouch and the wallet. None of the cards were read and the transactions did not go through until I removed the cards from the protection and held them near the reader, unprotected. I am very impressed and 9.99 is a small price to protect your car or bank cards. The items come boxed and would make an ideal small gift. I am getting more for family members.
Radio-frequency identification (RFDI) makes life convenient, because many cars will unlock themselves when you approach them with the ‘electronic key’ in your hand, bag or pocket. Also, being able to tap a debit, or credit, card on a payment machine makes life so much easier.
Having said that, RFDI enables criminals to record the radio frequency identification of your key, or card, so they can open your car or access your finances. These card and key protection sleeves prevent that with a 100% security. The three protection pouches have a clip on the outside, to attach to a key ring, and a keyring on the inside to attach to an electronic key. The pouch has two internal pockets one of which could be used for an emergency credit card, coins, or notes, whilst the other would be suitable for the electronic key. In addition, there are individual card sleeves that are so thin that you can protect your cards, individually, such they could be carried in a pocket or in an unprotected wallet. Each pouch and and sleeve is an individual ‘Faraday Cage’. I definitely have peace of mind knowing that no one can scan my key through my front door, or clone my cards while standing next to me on public transport.
What you see in their product listing photos is what you get. However, placed keys for Peugeot into the pouch, closed. Hit the ‘open’ button through the pouch and I expected that as this is an ‘RFID’ pouch the car wouldn’topen but, guess what, the car opened. Tried again, same. Bemused. So I looked at the listing again and at the bottom in tiny writing it says “Be sure to place the key fob in the golden lined pocket and seal the flap velcro for complete signal blocking” ! Then I found the instructions again in the second bullet…doh. So, tried again, and it works. I wonder how many people will make that same blooper! Price at time of this review was 10