Silent PocketSilent Pocket SLNT Utility Laptop Faraday Bag w Signal Blocking Device Sleeve, Weatherproof Woven Nylon, Prevents Remote Wiping, Tracking, Tampering, Secure Information, Instant Protection, 15 inch

Nice Faraday enclosure bag made of durable material and quality stitching with a heavy Velcro opening. This is heavy duty Velcro that takes a bit of effort to separate so it's very stout and not flimsy. Now, i don't have a proper way to test the enclosure as that requires a lot of lab equipment so I opted for a couple quick field tests (cell phone and AM radio) just to make sure it's legit and it passed both without issue. There's a couple other test I try later and report back with any problems but for now this looks like a good deal for the price. I do wish is it was also waterproof. My guess is with the heavy duty Velcro that it's fairly weather proof but it isn't waterproof, nevertheless, still a good deal though.

This bag is solidly built it effectively blocks all signals once a device is placed inside. This fits a 15 inch laptop and you have room to slide in your phone or another slim device. Once the pouch is closed your devices are radio silent. I tested this on my iPhone with Find My. I placed my iPad inside of the bag and then I closed the bag and when I looked in my Find My it was gone, no signal. You do have to make sure the pouch is closed, because even the slightest bit open and you’ll get a signal. if the pouch is closed, you will not get a signal so this effectively does what it says it does and it does it effectively and the price is good at $65 which is what your pay for a case anyway.

I recently purchased this Faraday Bag because I am going through some legal issues with a previous employer who has resorted to hacking my devices to seize control of every device I own or buy in an effort to delete evidence.. I was at my wits end and thought maybe this bag would help keep them out of my computer and phones and bring a little peace into my life. I certainly thought it was working at first based on the devices not responding to emails, calls, or texts while they're in the bag so I purchased a second one. So when I bought a new laptop last night I felt somewhat safe with the belief that the compromised laptop wouldnt be able to connect to the new one as long as both werent out of their bags at the same time. Wrong. It only took literal seconds for the compromised laptop to communicate with the new one ... in it's Faraday Bag ... down a short hall and a flight of stairs ...where it was resting inside of a closed metal mail box. Seconds! I watched the logs files of the new laptop being accessed in real time. And now I have a second compromised laptop. So I can't say I would recommend this if you need to protect your devices from anything more than a simple text or phone call