Silent Pocket SLNT Quick Access Key Fob Faraday Bag Weatherproof Signal Blocking Nylon, Device Shielding for Key Fobs, Smart Watches, AirPods - Travel, Privacy & Anti-Hacking (Black, Small)

Son-in-law was happy to receive them

Soon as I arrived home, I tested the product: inserted my iPhone in the sleeve, folded & closed the top, called my iPhone from our landline many times. The Phone didn’t ring at all. And all calls were diverted to voice mailbox. The bars would re-appear on the upper right of the iPhone a second after I got it out of the sleeve. The WIFI bars took several seconds to re-appear on the iPhone. Also tried playing a YouTube video on my iPhone many time as well, inserted it into the sleeve. I noticed it takes more than a minute before the video’s audio to cut off - between 1’15” to 1’45”, the sleeves upper side folded closed into its Velcro. In instances when I inserted the iPhone into the sleeve without folding the top side closed but just left it unfolded, 50% of the time the iPhone didn’t ring, 50% it did when I dialed my iPhone from the landline. With WIFI, when I didn’t fold the top closed, the video sound didn’t stop, the video was going on. So, if I want totally no WIFI as well aside from no text or calls, then I have to fold the top side close. I bought this sleeve so I could use it to prevent EMF radiating thru my thighs coz I’m starting to feel the ill effects of EMF on my right hip joints. So I’ll use it in my pocket shielding my thigh, and the iPhone on the other (outside), to allow it to receive calls or text messages.. it’s size is large enough to not move in my pant’s pocket, but it’s a bit bulky tho.

It is a great product. I love the fact that it’s from a small business in USA.

Definitely too small for cell phones, unless it's a flip-phone! 😅 It's nice and sturdy.

Well it works! You can trust me on that!Some Info:- It’s only big enough to fit an iPhone. Not a laptop or iPad.- The clear front pocket does not block any signals or EMF.- The Velcro is strong and is holding up well.- It’s cheaper than the SLNT website, but does the exact same thing as thier products (so I highly recommend buying the product from Amazon!)The case is simple, thin (like a pencil case), and has strong velcro closure.

This bag is well made and holds my Samsung S10 note plus. If someone calls me after I have placed the phone into the bag and closed it, the phone will not ring or even log the call. Nice little bag for private conversations with friends in a world full of snoops. I leave the bag open in my purse and just slip my phone in and out as needed. I hope this provides a little emf protection and the phone is easy to locate in my purse. The bag needs to be closed for complete protection. The closer is velcro and is super tough to open unless you slide your finger beyond the velcro to separate. My phone is acting weird recently, stopping during a podcast for no reason. I'm not sure if this emf barrier can cause damage to electronics. I was told by a phone repair service to not allow the outside of the bag to come in contact with a laptop. The tech explained the negative ions are drawn to the outside of the bag which can harm electronics. This is the reason I slide my phone into the bag within my purse. Well if anyone has experience with phone damage after using a "faraday" cage please add a comment to my review. I will update my review if my phone continues to have issues. TY

Works well, but expensive for what it is. Honestly cheaper to buy your own fabric and make like 5 of these. Would probably not buy again.

It did what it's supposed to do and seems very well built. I put my phone in the bag and tried to call it and it went to voicemail. With that, I suspect that it is doing its job. As others have mentioned, the velcro is extremely tough and takes some effort to open.Overall, I think it is a good addition to my travel kit.