🔒 LVFEIER Security Pouch - All-in-One Cell Phone Privacy Protection Solution Review

This case does not block RFID. It does not block the signal coming to the phone. Garbage. There are much better legal options for less than half the price that are much better made and perform well. I ordered another from a different brand that I already have after returning this one.

This protective case does not work. As you can see from the photo, I took the phone out of my pocket three times. In a pocket, the WiFi signal drops to zero, but the cell phone signal does not. It has decreased by 15dB but is still there. I can still take calls and tests while my phone is in my pocket. Conclusion: This bag is useless for shielding cell phone signals.

Here's what I'll say, tested it as soon as I received it, I called the phone after I put it in my pocket, didn't call. I pulled my phone out of my pocket and it took a few seconds for it to show a missed call. I would say it worked! If you're looking for premium quality, the workers probably won't send what you need, but this blocks the signal. In size I could fit a 7 fruit phone in it.

When I put my cell phone in this bag, it no longer rings. Not sure if this is true EMI protection as my car still recognizes my key when I put it in my pocket. I wonder how that can happen if it blocks electromagnetic fields. It seems that this case can actually only block the sound, unless the EMF from car keys is transmitted differently than the EMF from cellphones. I think I'll try something different now.

This product just doesn't work as advertised, if you are looking for a faraday case for your phone/electronics choose something else. This case *might* offer some EMI/RF shielding or reduction, but my phone can definitely still make calls and texts while in the case. I'm very surprised to see others saying this works well as in my experience this thing does next to nothing to block RF from your phone or other electronics.

I don't have a way to test if the case blocks EMI, but based on feedback from users who have actually tested it, it probably works fine. What I like about it is that it's just a very good case! The fabric is softer and more flexible than I thought it would be, but it still offers ample cushioning, especially when combined with the tough, shockproof case that's attached to my phone. There is also enough space in the case for a pop socket and headphones. At first I found the price a bit high but…

The case looks nice, it's thin but made of strong material and big enough for my note 10+ with case. So far, so good. I have hearing aids that transmit data from my phone via Bluetooth, so the first thing I did was play a video, make sure the audio was working properly, then put the phone in my pocket and closed the flip. There were no changes in the sound from the phone. The bag could not block the Bluetooth signal. Bluetooth is RF, like all other signals sent or received by my phone, so I saw

I put my cell phone in the front pocket of my jeans. I decided I needed protection. It works. Unfortunately my friend didn't even hear it ring on the first phone call I made asking to check it out. There was no call recording or voicemail message. I received a call while my phone was in my pocket and I also received a text message. Although I want protection, I still want to receive calls and texts. So now I put the bag in my bag and put my phone outside so the bag is between me and the phone…

I used this protective cover, beautiful and comfortable, flexible and not bulky. I tested its shielding ability when I received it and was pleased. However, over the past few months, I've received calls that the shield hasn't blocked. Just recently I tested this by making sure phone tracking was enabled and then enabling Map My Walk. I checked my trailhead, then put my phone in my security bag and walked around the block. When I got home, I took my phone out of its case and found that Map My…