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Faraday Bag Bundle

These bags are every bit as good, if not better than the other Faraday bag companies.

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Description

Billfodl Faraday bags prevent all electronics held inside from receiving radio signals, including Wifi, Bluetooth, RFID, GPS, and Infrared (key fobs). Includes both a small and large bag. Works best with hardware wallets utilizing Bluetooth like Ledger nano X, Key Fobs, Mobile phones and tablets.

Ideal for:

Preventing key fob signal boosting and car theft

Blocking mobile apps from tracking your location through GPS

Shielding hardware wallets from remote tampering via Bluetooth

Halting RFID readers from swiping credit card and passport data

Large Faraday Bag
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1050D Ballistic Nylon

Our Faraday bags are made out of water-resistant 1050D Ballistic nylon, known for its intense strength and hardiness, because your electronics should be safe from more than just radio frequencies.

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Verification Window

Seeing is believing, which is why our large Faraday bag sports a device preview window to confirm signal cutoff and battery life on all electronic devices inside. Don't trust. Verify.

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5th Gen Device Shielding

Blocks WiFi (2.4 & 5GHz), Bluetooth, cell signals (4G LTE+), GPS, RFID, and radio signals with 60-80dB average attenuation offer 5th Gen device shielding assurances.

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Triple Layered, Dual Paired Seam

Three layers of high-shielding fabric on all sides are sown together with dual paired seam construction, making the bag durable and ready to work in inclement conditions.

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Easy Access

The double roll and velcro closure means accessing your electronics is a breeze. Our bags are designed to keep radio frequencies outnot you.

Additional Info

  • Military-grade faraday bag designed for law enforcement forensic investigators, also used for executive travel, personal security, EMP and CME protection
  • Shields cell phones, GPS units, electronic toll collection transponders (like E-ZPass), keyfobs, or other similar size devices from ALL wireless signals
  • 5th Gen device shielding assurance
  • EMI shielding & RFI shielding
  • Three layers of high-shielding fabric on all sides with dual paired seam construction
  • Blocks WiFi (2.4 & 5GHz), Bluetooth, cell signals (4G LTE+), GPS, RFID, and radio signals with 60-80dB average attenuation
  • Closable pocket on back to place company/agency information
  • Water-resistant ballistic nylon outer materials
  • Double roll and Velcro closure

Commonly used to shield

  • Harware Wallets
  • Cell phones
  • Tablets
  • Transponders
  • Passports
  • Keyfobs
  • Credit Cards
  • Building Access Cards
  • Smart Watches
  • Transmitters
  • Two-Way Radios

Immediately add corporate or personal info

Billfodl Faraday bags have a velcro-sealable pocket on the back to place a business card or more permanent sticker. There’s no need to silkscreen your personal or corporate information on the bag.

What are you waiting for? Get Yours Now Before They Are Gone!

Technical Specifications

Large Bag
Outer dimensions 9.75" x 9.5" x .1"
Inner usage dimensions 9.5" x 5.5"
Small Bag 5" x 3.25" x 0.25
Large Faraday Bag

Verified Customer Reviews

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Pavan K Narla

Material and construction are sturdy.

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Barbara Jacoboski

I bought these to carry items through the airport. As long as the tops are folded under twice, they worked really well for both my cell phone and car fob.

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Christine M Dekeyser

Great value for the price.

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Mark C Doolittle

Great product. Performs as advertised.

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Mark Bennets

Great product that holds some of my treasured items and not have to use RF.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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How does a Faraday Bag Work?

Despite how awesome they are, Faraday bags are actually based on REALLY old tech. Specifically, the Faraday cage, so named after the English scientist Michael Faraday, who invented them in 1836.

Faraday bags are just modern versions of the Faraday cage, so they work exactly the same way.

In short, Devices like smartphones connect to phone networks via wireless signals but also have other wireless connection capabilities as Bluetooth or wireless Wi-Fi networks such as the 802.11b/g/n standard. Even with the standard security features on a smart device, they can still be susceptible to being an attack from an outside source to alter, delete or even add evidence to the phone or another device.

A Faraday bag, much like the Faraday cage, is an enclosed, sealed unit which prevents signals from being sent and received thanks to the material the bag is made from.

Why use a Faraday bag?

There are many reasons you might want to use a Faraday bag

- Stops the data on your electronic devices from being remotely accessed or erased by attackers.

- Avoids the problem of the mobile phone or device becoming PIN locked.

- Avoids the problem of the mobile phone or device becoming PUK locked.

- The Large bag included in this bundle has a window that allows the user to preview the screen of your electronic devices without having to take it out of the bag, allowing you to be secure in the knowledge that the device is not being remotely accessed while in use.

- Prevents car hijackers from using a signal booster to intercept your key fob signal and start your car remotely.

- Stop crypto attackers from every accessing any battery powered and Bluetooth enabled hardware wallet.

- Stops thieves from using RFID swipers to scrape your passport or credit card information while you are traveling and spending throughout the day.

- Too many reasons to list

- Halt tech companies like google and facebook from using your app meta-data to track your location and travel habits.

These are just a few reasons you might want to use a Faraday bag, but there are too many reasons to list them all!