Disklabs Phone Shield (PS2) Faraday Bag Lab Edition With Viewing Window - Smartphone Mobile Signal Shielding Pouch, RF Blocking, Don't Drive & Phone.

NEW REVIEW: I have purchased a total of four (4) Faraday bags from various sellers so far, and I love the way they work. One caution, and please understand this is unconfirmed: I think I have been damaging my bags during carry. Either by bending, folding, or rolling (I sometimes bring the bag on ebike rides and hikes to place a phone inside it later). I'm not 100% convinced that is what has been happening (that I am damaging the bags). However, if manufacturers are aware that this can happen, sellers should include this information on Amazon sales pages as cautions to buyers/users so they do not damage their bags rendering them useless, and it should also be noted in some form of instruction included with purchase. Thank you for listening. (The only other possible thing that might have caused what I noticed is my smart phone was hacked and connectivity was somehow amplified to reach outside the bag; I have no idea if that's even possible, although initial online research indicates that it might be.) Note: I'm adding this same review to 3 separate products at various Amazon sites.OLD REVIEW: I'm still testing, but the Faraday bag definitely blocks all the signals. I'm a little worried about bending it when I put it in my pocket for daily carry, but I'll fix that on my own over the long-term by maybe *not* bending it to fit in my pocket? :-) It took me a while to figure out the window (duh), but it works when the phone display is on while the phone is in the bag. So, I'm having fun blocking anyone who might be trying to track my location, use my phone as a listening device in my home, or watch me while I'm driving around town (nobody does that, right? right), while hoping that the Faraday bag technology will catch on in other places; i.e., regular phone cases, computer industry in general, other devices, etc.

As described and well made.