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These car key signal blocker pouches are probably the best value for money purchase I have ever made. The pack contains two UPVC leather pouches. Two dividing pockets inside the pouch, the one at the back is for your keys, fob or mobile while the front pocket is for storing your debit/credit card though I don’t think that will be If much use to me. I was initially concerned about the pouch being able to hold my keys and other bits as you can see from the photos, I needn’t have worried as the bunch fits easily and I could use the other pouch for my mobile. Fitting the keys and mobile in one pouch might be problematic for most but I guess that’s why two pouches are given. Overall really pleased with the quality and price and would definitely recommend.

Very good I must say. The pouch is well designed. The pouch does everything it states, blocking signal waves so other people cannot clone the waves. When I have my pouch in the car, it won't allow me to start it as it would usually do without the pouch. So it does block the waves. I was very impressed to see that it works perfectly. If it does this with my keys then it must work with my card. No matter what model car or year, etc. Make sure you have this handy pouch bc this small amount of money for it could save you thousands. Don't hesistate or wait too late to get it. The price for two pouches is a baragain! Add to your basket and buy ASAP.

It worked blocking the signal between my car and the key so does what it says. While I probably wouldn't use these in my bag or pocket as they defeat the purpose I might use them in my house to store the keys instead of throwing them in a bowl or drawer as it could prevent people hijacking the signal via a booster.The pouch also worked blocking my credit card so if you're worried about your card being scanned for contactless payments this would work for you.I also tried it on my work entrance pass and even when it was in the pouch I could still gain entry so it obviously doesn't block strong signals.The product feels and looks a bit cheap and has a horrible smell when you first open the pack but might fade with time.

UPDATE AFTER A YEARI check our pouches every month and in May 2020, I found that one of them does not block the signal at all. I can unlock, lock and open the car from give meters away, with the key fob buried deep in the correct pocket of the pouch.With all the thefts of vehicles by what they call “relay-theft” it is comforting to know that we can hide our keys away so that criminals can’t detected them with special computer equipment and quietly nick our cars. Be aware that you MUST put the keys in the BACK pouch, covered on BOTH sides by the faraday material. Whatever you do, dont put the keys in the front pouch.To make sure, test them but trying to open your car.

I bought this product to store my credit cards.Living in London life is fast paced meaning that I often keep my cards in my back pocket (ready to pull out at the tube/bus station) and this is perfect for storing my cards in whilst blocking any chance of somebody hijacking my cards (it's great that this is compact enough to fit into my jeans pocket)You get two blockers in the pack which is perfect so I have kept one for myself and given one to my dad to keep his car keys and mobile in - they work perfectly for both and are excellent value for money.

This arrived today, and I set out to test one. If you have watched the youtube videos, the car thieves have a device which interrogates your key fob and that response is relayed to a receiver some distance away, held by thief 2, next to your car. The car duly unlocks and then starts when thief 2 presses the "Start" button.Your keys can be in your house or in your pocket as you stand in line for coffee, your car parked nearby.A Faraday cage, which this purports to be is simply a metal box, (almost any metal box), which blocks the radio signals and makes key-less theft impossible. Or, in this case a foil lined pouch.So, I put my Lexus fob in my brand new pouch, cut out the middleman (the two relay thieves) and walked up to my car, which opened at my touch! Hm, that's not supposed to happen. I then sat in the car and pressed "start".. and guess what, the car started! Not a lot of use then this item. It's pretty, but utterly useless! Please don't waste your money on this thing.Is my test valid? Well I put the key fob in a random metal box and, like it says on the tin, nothing happened. "Key not detected" when I pressed start. That's what should happen!

I read several reviews and concluded this product was sound. Some reviewers thought it did not work as they tried it and they could still open their car doors and drive away. I bought this product and did my own test, I found that when the key was put in the fully shielded Faraday cage it worked 100% and in the side pocket it did not. This is exactly as described so people who have said it does not work have not read the instructions and put theirs keys in the unprotected section.

I own a car that uses keyless entry and I use this pouch for keeping my car key fob safe from hackers. I tested it by standing next to my car which would normally mean that my car would unlock automatically. With the key for in the pouch it wouldn’t unlock so it works very well. The pouch holds the key fob and 5 other keys. The design of the pouch is quite neat and I use it from when I lock the car until when I unlock it again.