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Pack of 2 AA Car Key Signal Blocker Wallet, Faraday pouch - £3 @ WeeklyDeals4Less
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Posted 8 March 2023

Pack of 2 AA Car Key Signal Blocker Wallet, Faraday pouch - £3 @ WeeklyDeals4Less

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Set of 2 AA Car Key Signal Blocker Cases
One Size fits all Keyless Car Keys, Key Fobs, Credit Cards and Phones
Protects your keyless entry fob for your vehicle
Stops thieves from accessing contactless cards
Blocks phone signals and GPS Tracking devices
SET OF 2
RFID Protection
Keep your Car Safe with this Car Fob Case with inbuilt Signal Blocker Lining
It stops all Frequency Signals being sent or received by your Key Fob.
The lining prevents the bad guys from picking up relaying signals from your Key, stopping Key-less ignition theft.
You can also protect your Bank Cards and Entry Tags / Cards in the same way.
Dimensions: (Width)12cm x (Length)18cm
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  1. ninp's avatar
    ninp
    They are massive. Big enough for a Samsung S21 ultra or plus. Not a good size for car keys
  2. rtownend's avatar
    rtownend
    These were 99p in home bargains just after Christmas. Worth a look if you have one close by. 
    add1984's avatar
    add1984
    Seen them in a couple of home bargains this last couple of weeks at 99p
  3. Pwap's avatar
    Pwap
    Has 2 friends who have had cars broken into (or stolen) while using faraday pouches.

    Read online the faraday box effect is produced by using a metal mesh stitched into the fabric =problem with a pouch is when folding and unfolding the brittle metal snaps and allows a RF signal to escape - may happen after 5 or so uses potentially.

    However a faraday box (available all over the place including online) may be less prone to this as has a hinged flap. must have the clasp fully engaged though as even if slightly ajar the signal can get through.

    Microwave also produces same effect if in a pinch!
  4. Derek55's avatar
    Derek55
    I put my mobile phone in them and ring it just to test it's still working. 🚗
    Wombl3's avatar
    Wombl3
    Why not just put the key in and press the button?
  5. L33TL33's avatar
    L33TL33
    Very cheap but a lot of people complained saying they didn’t work last time they were posted

    An essential item if you have vehicle keyless entry and/or keyless start (edited)
    scottishpunter's avatar
    scottishpunter
    Ok not if your key goes to sleep after 30 seconds.
  6. Cyb's avatar
    Cyb
    Might buy one and pretend I've got a expensive car
  7. myself321's avatar
    myself321
    I got these last week, work perfect
  8. zombie_unchained's avatar
    zombie_unchained
    What kind of car keys are prone to be hacked?
    Does normal kia picanto remote central door locking & foldaway key need such protection?
    Cyb's avatar
    Cyb
    oh darling.
  9. frighteningmcmean's avatar
    frighteningmcmean
    I’ve bought these previously but had issues with the car alarm going off randomly, still no idea why, but had to stop using them after a few days. Hasn’t happened since.
  10. GNR18's avatar
    GNR18
    I'd recommend. My locked car was broking into at the weekend by scum using scanners to pick up the keygob in the kitchen
  11. sharon.williamssZD's avatar
    sharon.williamssZD
    Thanks for posting. Someone tried to 'verify' my bank card at 1 am in the morning - twice - at a Green King pub. Luckily HSBC picked up on it and I've got a new card now.
  12. psycho-gamer's avatar
    psycho-gamer
    In my experience, pouches work for a good while but with attached key rings they bulge and the stitching from the inside becomes undone where signal escapes and can unlock the car by pressing through.

    Wrapping the car keys in tin foil works great too lol… but it’s not really a permanent solution if they’re moving around in your pockets… might possibly attract attention too.

    Ordering these. Thanks.
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