Mission Darkness Non-Window Faraday Bag for Tablets // Device Shielding for Law Enforcement, Military, Executive Privacy, EMP Protection, Travel & Data Security, Anti-hacking & Anti-tracking Assurance

What can I say they really work you just fold the top twice and the velcro holds it no signals enter and no signals exit your phone drops off the grid

I received the Faraday bag three days after I placed my order, which I consider to be very fast shipping! I was so excited to see the box outside my door, especially since most vendors take forever to ship an order. When I opened the box, I saw the bag in a simple plastic bag, which to me was a bit disappointing since I paid a lot for the Faraday bag. However, what should matter is if the product works not how it is wrapped, which is why it gets five stars.The Faraday bag does not have handles or any way to carry the tablet, except for the roll up method it provides to close the bag. At first glance, the material seems a bit cheap, but looking at it closely, you can see that it is made with special material to shield the tablet and is very durable.To test it out, I put my tablet in the bag and it instantly disconnected from the wifi. I also put my phone in the bag and it disconnected from the smart watch, even though the bag was right next to the watch! No matter how close you are to the bag or object in the bag, any phone or tablet in the bag gets disconnected. Also, when I placed the phone in the bag, I instantly lost reception, there was no wireless signal. The material that is used to make the bags is also water resistant. When I poured water on the bag, it kept my items inside dry and protected. The Faraday bag is very impressive due to what it is able to do. This bag meets my needs when it comes to a shielding bag and it is worth the price I paid.

Wow, this product is absolutely amazing! The construction is top-notch, the materials used are of the highest quality, and it seamlessly integrates into your daily essentials. It's an absolute must-have for anyone who loves to travel internationally or for those who want to safeguard themselves against any potential electronic pulse problems. You won't be disappointed with this incredible offering!

This bag is perfect for a smaller tablet, like the Surface Pro that I have. This will block signals that could be used to target for theft. Even so, consider setting your device to 'hibernate'. The bag seems well insulated so you wouldn't want any compute activity that could trap heat, especially during summertime. But the item is very well made, performs exactly as advertised, and I would purchase again.

Small and works great.

This bag is well constructed and did substantially reduce the WiFi and Bluetooth signals to the various: Acer, RCA and Toshiba tablets I placed within it. In previous attempts even 5 layers of aluminum foil fully closed did not fully block WiFi on 2.4GHz and 5GHz within 5 feet of my access point. At most, grounded, I got 40-50dB of protection with common aluminum foil so connection was still possible. This bag causes enough loss to force disconnect even next to the stock omni antennas on my Asus AP with the amplifiers turned fully up with non-stock firmware. I suppose someone could even get the larger bags and layer them for even greater protection. This bag fits neatly inside a Stealth gun safe from Dean's Safe with the center foam layer removed. My only draw back I see is that the bag makes the outside length and width of the tablet larger because of the way the seams are constructed. Saved me the effort of buying the radar absorbing material and making a bag myself: so great product at this price and no doubt I will buy more at some point.

I put my cell phone in the bag, and called the phone. It did not ring.I bought two bags like this. I put two Goal Zero solar panels (Nomad 20s) in one, and two solar panels (one Nomad 5 and one Nomad 10) in the other. The velcro is very strong at first, and hard to open. I think it is loosening up after being opened several times.

Tried it out right away - put a cell phone in it, closed up the bag, and tried to call the phone. Nothing happened, and the phone didn’t even register a missed call once removed from the bag. Tried again and this time opened the bag up while trying to call. The cell phone still didn’t ring until the bag was held completely open.