SecurityMan Faraday Bag for Phones – Signal Blocking Faraday Pouch for Cell Phones & iPhone with Belt Loop

SecurityMan Faraday Bag for Phones – Signal Blocking Faraday Pouch for Cell Phones & iPhone with Belt Loop

Brand: Securityman
SKU: SMFARAPHONE
34.99 USD Out of stock Buy at Merchant

Go dark on demand. This Faraday bag for phones blocks cellular, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS signals the moment your phone is sealed inside. No apps, no settings, nothing to switch back on by accident. Block signals. Protect your privacy: This Faraday phone pouch stops incoming and outgoing wireless signals when your phone is fully enclosed and the flap is closed. Layered signal defense: Nickel and copper shielding forms a physical barrier around your phone without changing its wireless settings. Take your phone out when you're ready to reconnect. Fast access. Secure closure: Neodymium magnets hold the flap shut with one fold, and the centered pull tab gets you back to your phone quickly. Built for daily wear: Abrasion-resistant ballistic nylon handles the friction of everyday carry, from packed bags and busy commutes to weekends on the move. Belt loop for everyday carry: Keep your cell phone within reach with your hands and pockets free. The rear belt loop and understated black design fit your daily gear. Test it in 30 seconds: Seal your phone in the pouch and call it from another phone. If it goes straight to voicemail, the pouch is blocking the signal. Specifications Compatibility: iPhone, Android and most smartphones Shielding: Nickel and copper Faraday lining (20% copper, 20% nickel, 60% ripstop nylon) Closure: Single-fold flap with neodymium magnets and pull tab Exterior: Abrasion-resistant ballistic nylon Carry: Rear belt loop Color: Black In the box: 1 × SecurityMan Faraday phone pouch Warranty: 1-year limited warranty (North America) SecurityMan — practical security for home, travel and everyday life.

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