Review on 📱 Enhanced EMF & 5G Radiation Protection Case for iPhone 12/12 Pro - DefenderShield Evolution: Detachable Magnetic EMF Shield, RFID Blocking Wallet Case with Wrist Strap by Shauna Bishop

I like to test out different styles of cases for my iPhone 12 Pro and usually prefer the wallet style, although depending on my schedule I will just use a thinner base case. This case was impressive right out of the box as it was much larger than I expected. The case is very well made and heavier than all other cases, but not too heavy for comfortable use. The extra weight brings many additional benefits. This is the first wallet I have that quickly converts into a slim sleeve. The thin case is mounted on magnets, but with an impressive "stick". I've never tried this type before because a simple conversion using magnets to attach to a wallet never seemed like a secure way to carry a phone. I was very surprised how it attaches with a magnet strong enough not to compromise the phone's security. It was fantastic to have both types of cases, both wallet and slim, with the ability to switch between them in a matter of seconds. When the case is not attached to the wallet, it works great with the MagSafe charger. It was very comfortable. The best additional feature is the RF shielding. In addition to the security of the RFID chips in your credit cards, this case also protects your body from the RF signals that all cell phones emit. I stopped holding my phone to my head a while ago because RF exposure can be dangerous in close proximity to your head. So I use the speakerphone in the car, the speakerphone at work and Bluetooth headphones when I need privacy. What most people overlook is the constant radiation that all cell phones emit even when not in use. The phone is always signaling so the nearest local tower knows exactly where to route incoming calls. Leaving your phone in your pocket when not in use still exposes your body to radio frequency radiation. This is the first case I've found that protects your body without disrupting your cellular service. Is it absolutely necessary? The jury is still out, but I think it makes sense to defend yourself, as in this case. God saves the man who saves himself. Highly recommended!