Keyless entry / spare key

Strictly speaking I don't think they are faraday pouches, rather just RFID blocking pouches. The term Faraday has just been borrowed as a generic term for something that blocks signals.

They usually block phone signals (bluetooth/wifi/mobile data/etc.) as well, I know the one I have does (did :mad: )

Anyway. As above, my pouch is no longer working, I test it monthly and this morning the car would unlock fine with the fob in the pouch, so I need a new one (I've requested a replacement anyway as it's less than a year old, but my guess is that's unlikely to last any longer).

Are the little boxes better than the pouches? You're not constantly wearing the material putting the key in and out, so theoretically yes? Anyone got any recommendations?
 
They usually block phone signals (bluetooth/wifi/mobile data/etc.) as well, I know the one I have does (did :mad: )

Anyway. As above, my pouch is no longer working, I test it monthly and this morning the car would unlock fine with the fob in the pouch, so I need a new one (I've requested a replacement anyway as it's less than a year old, but my guess is that's unlikely to last any longer).

Are the little boxes better than the pouches? You're not constantly wearing the material putting the key in and out, so theoretically yes? Anyone got any recommendations?
I’m looking at vonetti alpha shield box on Amazon. Not cheap but then neither is the car! I’d hope it will last longer than a £7.99 pouch.
 
I’m looking at vonetti alpha shield box on Amazon. Not cheap but then neither is the car! I’d hope it will last longer than a £7.99 pouch.

Yeah I saw that one when I was searching - it does look nice, but then it's pretty expensive for what looks like essentially a zippo lighter with the insides taken out :p

Most of the cheaper boxes look like they're just a normal cardboard box lined with the same (apparently quite fragile) material the pouches are made of, so longevity is again questionable
 
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