Streetwize Car Key Signal Blocking Pouch Black, Double Pack
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About this product
Since 2015 the number of cars being stolen has risen by 30%, and keyless thefts account for nearly half of stolen vehicles as they can be hacked by criminals in a matter of seconds. This double pack of signal blocking faraday pouches by Streetwize helps to secure your vehicle for total peace of mind. The double layer high-quality 600D Oxford cloth works by blocking any signals from smart devices, debit or credit cards and keyless fobs, meaning criminals cannot amplify your signal to unlock the cars security system remotely.
Multi-Signal Blocking: The pouch will block all types of signal including; Radio / Bluetooth / Wi-Fi / GPS / Cellular / NFC / RFID.
Larger Size: At 19cm x 9.5cm, you can store anything from your phone, contactless debit/credit card, keys or passport securely.
Double Pack: We provide you with 2 blocking pouches so that you can also protect your belongings at home, perfect for storing your spare car key!
- Made from fabric.
- Size H19, W9.5, D0.5cm.
- Weight 0.04kg.
- Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.
- EAN: 5026637669040.
4.7
306 reviews
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Recommended this product
Customers Say
Users appreciate the effectiveness and value of these pouches in blocking car key signals, enhancing security against theft. However, some find them too large for pocket use and have experienced mixed results with signal blocking.
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Sturdy and smart
This sturdy pouch is working very well so far. It does block the signal between the key and the car. The size is large enough for the rather big car key and tag, but small enough to be carried easily in a coat pocket. We feel more secure about our car’s safety, especially as it is parked on the driveway.
Kay, 55 - 64
Great idea.
I bought these pouches to stote my car keys from being by-passed electrically. My car not been stolen since my purchase. Well happy.
N, 65 or over
Value
Very much value for money.
Blank
Good value product
Great price and does exactly what it's supposed to do
Mart
It actually works!
I had no idea my Harley Davidson on the other side of the front house wall was digitally unlocked despite having 3 good manual locks,..so had to keep key fob at opposite end of house,..now I can keep relevent keys in front of house again ,...there are two generous sized pouches provided,..very good value,.. potentially could save you thousands and a lot of heartache...steve
steve
Well worth the price
Great bit of kit and a great price for 2 of them.
Neal, 35 - 44
Keeping keys secure
Have just changed cars and needed to be able to keep key gob secure when inside the house. Delighted to have found just what I needed.
MiniMum, 65 or over, Kent
Faraday pouch
Works well enough. Does the job
Pouch
Safety
We purchased two and you need two to make it work. One inside the other. This is not good.
Shaza, 65 or over, Wiltshire
Faraday wallet
Whilst it stops the signal long distance, its not as good at blocking the signal at short distance (car key from car). found could start the car when wallet is on the passenger seat
Carman
Hello Pras,
Streetwize Car Key Signal Blocking Pouch Black, Double Pack.
There are 2 in the pack. They can be used for keyless cards too.
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Hello there,
After checking with our supplier, they have advised for the Streetwize Car Key Signal Blocking Pouch Black, Double Pack: ''Yes, this pouch can also be used with any central locking fob.''
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Hi Night Owl,
The Streetwize Car Key Signal Blocking Pouch, Black works by blocking any signals from smart devices, debit or credit cards and keyless fobs. The pouch will block all types of signal including; Radio / Bluetooth / Wi-Fi / GPS / Cellular / NFC / RFID.
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Hi Sfeve,
Thanks for your question.
This doesn’t have a hook or loop, for hanging.
I hope this helps. :)
No I use a piece of string under the flap. It's the one thing that let's them down, otherwise they are brilliant.
Hi Skeng, Depending on the size of the key/fob you have for the vehicle i would imagine that the pouch would only fit the one key/fob however this particular item is a pack of 2. Thanks for using Q&A
Theres nothing special about them. I just bought a pack of 2, tested them out and neither work. Waste of money and time.
With past Faraday pouches I have found that over time the friction of removing and reinserting the key fob eventually wears on the material, breaking the protective seal so to speak.
Hopefully this wont happen with these, but its always best to check every few months.
I don't see how they would fail unless the material got damaged.
It is easy to test the functionality by opening your car, put the keys in the pouch and see if you can start your car. If you can't you can be certain it is working.
This pouch stopped our car being stolen last night. We have Ring video footage showing somebody lifting a holdall in front of our front door trying to get the key to respond. His pal was by the car. This is the best £10 I have spent. I only bought the car in March. We are 7 months down the road and the pouch still works perfectly and shows no signs of wear.
Hi DX,
Please ensure that your keys are placed between the two layers of gold coloured material. The material acts as a Faraday cage blocking signal from entering/exiting the pouch.
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