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Small Faraday Pouch RFID Small Car Key Signal Blocking Pouch with Hook Securing Keyring - £2.39 sold by ainkou @ Amazon
Small Faraday Pouch RFID Small Car Key Signal Blocking Pouch with Hook Securing Keyring - £2.39 sold by ainkou @ Amazon
Small Faraday Pouch RFID Small Car Key Signal Blocking Pouch with Hook Securing Keyring - £2.39 sold by ainkou @ Amazon
Small Faraday Pouch RFID Small Car Key Signal Blocking Pouch with Hook Securing Keyring - £2.39 sold by ainkou @ Amazon
Small Faraday Pouch RFID Small Car Key Signal Blocking Pouch with Hook Securing Keyring - £2.39 sold by ainkou @ Amazon
Small Faraday Pouch RFID Small Car Key Signal Blocking Pouch with Hook Securing Keyring - £2.39 sold by ainkou @ Amazon
Small Faraday Pouch RFID Small Car Key Signal Blocking Pouch with Hook Securing Keyring - £2.39 sold by ainkou @ Amazon
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Posted 19 June 2023

Small Faraday Pouch RFID Small Car Key Signal Blocking Pouch with Hook Securing Keyring - £2.39 sold by ainkou @ Amazon

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  • Our faraday key fob bags are well made, prevent criminals from getting into your car, the alloy hook on the top and the fixed chain inside make it more convenient for you to use.
  • The surface is made of PU and the inside is made of polyester and RFID shielding material, soft, light weight, waterproof, mildew proof, easy to clean and not easy to deform.
  • Dimensions of the RFID key pouch: 13 x 8cm / 5.1 x 3.1inch. Colour: Black.
  • The signal blocking bag fits most car keys and can also hold bank cards, business cards, cash, etc. If you need to block the signal completely, you need to put the car key in the inner pocket.
  • Packaging: 1pcs faraday pouch for car keys.

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Features:
1.The faraday pouch for car keys is made of high quality carbon fiber leather, beautiful case, good feel. Great job at cutting out the signal.
2.Easy to use, there are hooks on the outside, you can hang it on other keys. It can also be carried in a pocket. There is a ring fixed by a short chain to keep the key fob and bag together so you can open the bag and drop the key out easily when operating the keyless entry.
3.How to test? After locking your car and putting the key fob inside the faraday bag you can walk around the car testing everything is securely locked.

Package included:
1pcs faraday pouch for car keys


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  1. replicant69's avatar
    replicant69
    Personally, don't like these Faraday pouches, had 2 and both worked great at first but then for some reason just stop!?

    Cant knock the price tho! But would I trust it..... not for long!
  2. marteee's avatar
    marteee
    The reviews of these wearing out is true. Its as if whatever metallic they're using to create the faraday cage fatigues over time (from opening and closing possibly). So check them every couple of months and expect to replace them (but at this price, who cares?)

    One company (think its Renault?) uses a Gyro in the key to get past the security weakness. After being still for 30 seconds the key effectively turns off (not entirely to keep the gyro energised to detect a pickup but the crucial signal that unlocks/starts the vehicle is dead) - god knows why every manufacturer hasnt adopted this as without it keyless entry/start is far more of a security worry than it is a quality-of-life improvement!
    alexjameshaines's avatar
    alexjameshaines
    That's actually a really simple but effective way of solving the main repeater attack problem as it tends to happen at home. I'm going to guess that it has been patented and the other manufacturers don't want to pay up for the license. (edited)
  3. seg1959's avatar
    seg1959
    I have two of those (we have been using them for about 9 months now) and I can confirm that my Nissan Leaf does not start (or I cannot unlock the doors) when the fob is in the pouch. And for £2.39, you cannot go wrong.
    You can always buy one and try it out!
    dspencer12345's avatar
    dspencer12345
    Have you tried recently? It's all over Amazon reviews that they bizarrely seem to stop working at about the 6-9 month marker.
  4. dspencer12345's avatar
    dspencer12345
    I use aluminium foil! Not as pretty, but has the same effect, and miles cheaper!
    Slewzini's avatar
    Slewzini
    £2.39 or foil you'll likely need to replace? :/
  5. kwl147's avatar
    kwl147
    Fact we have to use this at all to begin with, just highlights how ridiculous and rubbish the car industry has gotten. Keyless entry is nothing more than a pain in the arse.
    james2k66's avatar
    james2k66
    You don't have to.
  6. bob_smith_extra_smooth's avatar
    bob_smith_extra_smooth
    Who would wander round with their car keys dangling from the back of their bag?

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  7. terrymac's avatar
    terrymac
    I too have found these Faraday pouches don't work any more (if they ever did). I went out to the car today and before I managed to get the key out of the pouch, my keyless entry unlocked the car. I now keep the key fob in a tin which I have checked works well.
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