FIREDOG Faraday Bag for Cell Phone, Faraday Key Fob
FIREDOG Faraday Bag for Cell Phone, Faraday Key Fob Protector, Faraday Pouch RFID Signal Blocking Pouch for All Phones and Car Keys – Anti-Tracking, Anti-Hacking and Anti Theft Protection (Black)
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| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 39 | 4.3 out of 5 stars 143 | 4.0 out of 5 stars 39 | 4.6 out of 5 stars 10 |
| Price | £9.99 | £11.99 | £9.99 | £11.99 |
| External Dimensions | 4.2″X5″ | 4″X6.7″ | 4.2“X7″ | 4.7″X8″ |
| Internal Dimensions | 3.8″X4.5″ | 3.3″X6″ | 3.8″X6.5″ | 4.3″X7.3″ |
| Suitable for phone size | × | 6.5″ Smartphone | 7″ Smartphone | 8″ Smartphone |
| Suitable for Key Fob | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Size: | These faraday pouch have a size of 20.5CM(L) x 12CM(W). They are suitable for mobile phones, wireless entry car keys, room keys, and credit cards. |
| Size: | These faraday pouch have a size of 20.5CM(L) x 12CM(W). They are suitable for mobile phones, wireless entry car keys, room keys, and credit cards. |
This faraday bag is pretty big and will easily fit a the largest of cell phones. It blocks wireless signals quite well and has a sort of faux leather look and feel to it. It has an inner and an outer pocket; of which, only the inner pocket blocks the signal as advertised. It has a carabiner on the back of the case to attach it to a belt loop.
Faraday bags seem so expensive nowadays so this seems like a good value for the money at approx $13-15.
I tested it on two phones, by putting phone in the inner light brown bag, then closing the top velcro seal and phoning it up. Phone did not ring either time (went to answerphone), so the sealed bag did block phone signals.
Do not expect this if you put the phone in the larger black inner cover at the front – stored there signals do get through.
This Faraday Bad looks and feels like leather. It has a main pocket that can hold a 7 inch tall phone, and a 2nd smaller pocket for cash or credit card. If you have a big Ring of keys they probably will fit, but not look very nice. I am very satisfied.
but the material is kinda cheap. i tested it on the car with keyless entry, and it blocks the signal from about 2-3 feet away. but if it put it about a foot or less, the signal gets to the car. it’s lightweight and kinda big, but it should fit your fob, cards, etc. it shouldn’t be your main going out storage
This does what I needed to do that blocking all RF in to it or from it so I can go in to my testing chamber without messing up all my test data.