Faraday Pouch for Car Keys, Car RFID Signal Blocking Holder (2 Pack)

Protect your belongings and information with the Faraday Bag from Lanpard. Most keyless fobs contain identification chips that can be targeted by criminals using wireless relay attacks. These attacks exploit the signals sent out by the fob to gain access to your vehicle or even steal it. The Lanpard Faraday Bag uses signal jamming technology to completely isolate your fob, making it impossible for thieves to access your car.

Lanpard is dedicated to providing anti-theft signal blocking solutions, offering a variety of products such as car key signal blocker faraday pouches, faraday boxes, and faraday wallets. We focus on creating products that are easy to carry, durable, luxurious, functional, stylish, and high-quality.

The Faraday Bag works by blocking signals to and from your key fob, preventing unauthorized access to your vehicle. When you remove your key from the bag, signal reception is immediately restored, allowing for normal usage. In addition to protecting car keys, the Faraday Bag can also safeguard items like smartwatches and credit cards from RFID scanners and readers.

Constructed with carbon fiber material and double military-grade RF shielding cloth, the Faraday Bag offers robust protection against a variety of signal types, including RFID, SMS, WI-FI, Bluetooth, and more. The compact size and portable design make it convenient for daily use, with strong Velcro for secure closure and an upgraded inner chain keyring for easy access to your keys.

The Lanpard Faraday Bag is available in multiple sizes and styles to suit your needs, such as bags for key fobs, phones, and even laptops and tablets. With thousands of positive customer reviews, you can trust Lanpard to provide high-quality, reliable security solutions for your personal and financial data.

Don't compromise on the safety of your vehicle and personal information - invest in a Lanpard Faraday Bag today to protect against hacking and unauthorized access.

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