🔒 RFID Key Fob Protector - Wisdompro WP4694 Faraday Bag for Key Fob, Black PU Leather Anti-Theft Pouch, Car Signal Blocking Case, Anti-Hacking Blocker Review

This works well for blocking the signal from your key fob to your car as long as you remember to put it in the large lined back pocket. I found it inconvenient to separate the fob from other keys for this, so I bought a sturdy chain with lobster clasps on both ends, which allows me to keep everything connected and makes it harder for me to lose the fob or other keys. . That works great. Watching a video showing how thieves with the right gear can get to your door from OUTSIDE and receive…

My husband and I did some research and found a page where a man on Utube shared his nightmare he had when his truck was stolen (from his driveway) in the village. We listened to all his videos and came to the following important information. First, identity theft in cars (like everything else) has been on the rise for years. This key pouch protects your remote from any driver by scanning PIN codes on your remote (just like an unsecured credit card). We bought two of these for both remotes as we

I may have exaggerated the functionality of this product. It's durable and well made, works exactly as intended, and has full RF protection built into the design. When I received it, I took my keys, put them in a silver pouch, closed it and fastened the flap with Velcro. He took it to the car, tried to open the door, open the tailgate - no reaction. The same reaction in the car to the PTS button. The dilemma is that in order to get into my car I have to take it out of my pocket and then leave…

At first I thought this guard only works remotely - I usually park opposite my house which is on the patio and I thought the distance should be about 100 feet. It worked fine from there, but I was frustrated to find I could still unlock my car from up close - maybe 20 feet - with the key inside. Then I remembered something that another reviewer shared somewhere: There are 2 pockets in this shield: one on the side with Velcro is unprotected, but there is a second with a gray lining that actually

There have been several car break-ins in the neighborhood (including ours) with no sign of an actual one Broke in. Learned all about repeater fobs etc. and solved the problem with the Faraday bag. I haven't done much research, but Wisdompro found some good reviews for some of their products. They had two qualities I was looking for - one being that they were small. We don't have much desk space in the hallway so they're perfect. Remember they are only holding the keychain. If you don't want to…