Solon Security OT01163 Defender Mobile Phone and Key Signal Blocking Security Case Pouch - Black

Waiting to see if it works🤞

A very sturdy purse like defender and value for money.

Car keys can be safely held inside and I can sleep easily.

Bought this for my nissan keyless entry keys , when the keys are in the case the car doesn't read them

Obviously the most important thing here is that, when used right, the pouch does its job totally - I use it to store my car keys (an Audi S4, both the main and spare keys) and with the keys in the pouch and the pouch touching the car door handle you cannot unlock it using the keyless entry, so it couldn't work any better so that's great.However, I didn't realise that it has two pouches inside - one is protected and one isn't. I'm not really sure what the point of this is really, it certainly doesn't give any benefit in my situation and actually caused confusion - there is an instruction on the pouch to "Insert phone here" but I didn't initially see there were two pockets and put the keys in the wrong one and it did nothing, so beware!Also, I would point out that the pouch isn't that big which you may not realise - see the images attached with a key (Audi S4, same as an A4). If you are anything like my wife your key bundle will be huge and may actually not fit in the pouch, even my fairly slim bundle of keys was tight, hence I bought a set of snap hook clips as pictured so that I could detach my key to put in the pouch, this also had a nice benefit that I could put the same hook on the spare key for my wife's car and clip on the car key I was going to use that day, nice!

Just the right size for car keys. Not a lot to say really, other than it is good value and it works.

After reading the reviews, I bought three of these Defender Signal Blocker cases, one for my mobile phone and two for keyless ignition car fobs.It works a treat on both counts, although I do think the arrows pointing to the correct rear pouch could be clearer, as initially I just popped the keys into the main pocket and was somewhat taken aback when the car door happily unlocked.Two issues with mobile phone use:1. Better suited to a more compact size device - I have to take my 6" Samsung A10 out of its case to fully fit in the rear pouch, and2. Whilst the pouch does indeed block the signal, I have discovered that when I retrieve my mobile from the pouch, I cannot accept calls until I restart the device. I didn't realise this until people were telling me they got an odd automated message saying 'the person you are ringing is on another line'. I cannot find any setting on my phone to quickly make it accept calls again without restarting.It just makes things a tad fiddly but other than that, the product does what it claims.

I have keys for two cars with average size fobs and a keyring store royalty card and trolley token on each. I wasn't sure if they would both fit in one pouch although the dimensions seem large. I'm glad I ordered two. Yes I could probably stuff both keys into one it is much easier to have one per key. It is easiest to squeeze the pouch open with one hand and dangle and slide the key into the pouch.I don't take the pouches out with me or place a phone in them - I simply use the pouch for storage as most people do in a drawer in the hall.I tested by placing the key in the pouch, closing it, holding it right by the car while trying to unlock the door and the pouch did its job. Even with the flap open it worked although think the silvery divider material is designed to fold over and "seal"On that point the divider is between two pockets and the instructions are clear about which pocket to use. Not really sure why you would want the second pocket.Prior to this I was trying to store my keys well away from the front of the house where the cars are and placing them in a meal tin (which was only protective at a distance) - so the convenience and peace of mind of the pouch is worth it.