🔒 TICONN Faraday Box - Key Fob Protector, RFID Signal Blocking Pouch Cage in Premium PU Leather Review

Just received, put the keychain in the depot pocket. I couldn't block the signal at all in that case. Sending it back hoping for a full refund! How can they do this to AMAZON? And by the way, who posts all these positive reviews?

Box does not have effective seal and does not prevent emitters from coming loose - Waited long to test box or I would send back - Faulty construction does not allow a secure connection between lid and box and therefore does not prevent leakage or entry of emitters.

So far so good. Does exactly what it should. Blocks the signal. I can't get into the car if it's locked and I can't start the car if the door isn't locked. At least give me some money so some scoundrel can't steal my car. Imagine what these people could do if they set their minds on good and became full members of society.

Haven't tested these products yet but the box itself was just what I was looking for to manage the various keys I have have for everything . I like the look of the carbon fiber version. This size fits nicely in the small corner of my kitchen drawer. It looks and feels very well built. The small pocket containers that come with the kit are also very useful. I have yet to test them for RFID blocking.

We hang our car keys on the key board right in front of the front door. Then we saw a commercial about car thieves stealing cars using your car's remote control. They have a machine that they use by holding it near the front door where a lot of people hang their keys. When this device is held near the remote control in the front door, it will unlock your car and BOOM, your car will disappear. This box stops those thieves by protecting your key fob. I should have received this box sooner.

Well built. BUT the signal for the Tile chip I have on my key ring works. Sometimes it doesn't receive any signal, but usually after 1 minute the signal appears in my application via Bluetooth. Just wanted to know the people and the manufacturer. Doesn't really block all signals as Bluetooth can still get through my box. Which is not ideal for privacy lovers. To solve the problem. I put the keys in a little Faraday bag and then in this box. Well, no questions asked. But still this product…

After opening what appeared to be an already opened box that had been put in my mailbox the sides looked glued and not sewn. I flipped the buckle, which doesn't have a lock, and the sides of the top and bottom corners were almost torn off by the cheap glue I used. I will try this product again and see if I received a defective product off the assembly line. I also don't like the feel of cardboard, but in this case you really get what you were looking for. UPDATE: The second time seems way…

This nifty little box is designed to protect our key fobs from would-be thieves. As someone who usually leaves their keys on the front door, I was very concerned that someone could sneak up on my door and steal my cars without damaging them! We use the box to throw our keys upon entry and now we don't have to worry about this type of theft. I checked the box and it works, but you have to hold the lid very tight. The tiniest crack will let the signal through, but if you do your best to close it…