5" x 7" NX3 Triple Layer Cyber Fabric Faraday Bag Sleeves Pouch Signal Shielding, Anti-Hacking, Anti-Tracking, EMP Bag

Does what it says. Lightweight and easy to pack. Simple design but very versatile. Quality stitching should last.

Good size for travel, a little bigger than a quart ziplock. Blocks signals as advertised

I put my phone in it, closed it, waited a few minutes, then called my phone, and it never received the signal. Seems like it works just fine. I keep it on hand in case of emergency.

Many of these Faraday products do not block all emissions. This one does. I have a test meter for EMF and radio frequency. I tested this product, and my phone did not respond to my daughter trying to call it when it was in the pouch. I sometimes take this in the car so that I can disappear if I want to. You do not have to be guilty of something to simply not want to be tracked all over the world wherever you go. If some gov. agency is tracking you, you can drive them nuts by putting you phone in this pouch and taking it out several times a day.

I placed a car key fob in this for testing and not one button was to operate anything. Highly recommended.

I tried to call a cell phone in this pocket and it didn't register, but at other times calls or texts seem to come through. It's not entirely reliable as a faraday, it seems, but reduces exposure to EMFs, so it's worth getting. Also, it's a good size for a smaller phone.

I tested it against everything but EMP. Well made and works well.

Purchased to protect my 32gb kindle paperwhite 4 from a potential EMP.The device contains as much literature I could fit onto it about medicine, agriculture, water treatment, electronics/repair, hunting/trapping/fishing, textbooks, military manuals/SERE, language/translation dictionaries, etc.—All the things I think I may need if (when) society collapses for whatever reason.We’re in the fourth turning, and you’re not going to be able to rely on our established institutions or people to protect you.It’s all going to be up to you.Personal responsibility and self-reliance is the name of the game.If there’s any hope, we have to outlast, outwit, and succeed over those who would tear civilization down to achieve their Great Reset.Probably going to buy more for my other data vaults/SS-and-HDDs/SD’s.I’d prefer something more robust, but that’s going to be too heavy to stay mobile and agile. It’s always going to be a trade-off between security and ease-of-access.