Coorattyes Faraday Bags EMP Proof Anti-Tracking (5-Pack)
Quick take
This 5-pack Faraday bag set is designed to shield signals from phones, tablets, and larger electronics, plus include an RFID key fob protector for car keys. The sizes are a major selling point, and multiple buyers report real-world signal blocking for calls and wireless connections. The main caveat is fit, because device cases and accessories can affect whether your specific phone or laptop slides in comfortably.
Pros and cons
Pros
- 5-pack includes multiple bag sizes, plus an RFID key fob protector.
- Buyers report effective signal blocking for phones and tablets, including stopping calls and wireless connections.
- Velcro closure design aims to make bagging devices straightforward without excessive folding.
- Exterior is described as silicone-coated fiberglass, with an exterior built for water resistance and high-temperature conditions (up to 2000°F) and a scratch-protective inner lining.
Cons
- You still need to confirm device fit, especially for larger laptops and phones with thicker cases.
- “EMP proof” expectations can be hard to verify in everyday use, so this is best treated as a practical signal-blocking tool rather than a guaranteed survival-level solution.
- Long-term durability is not fully proven by the more limited durability-focused feedback available.
What buyers think
Buyer-review evidence is broadly consistent on one point: the bags appear to block signals in day-to-day scenarios. Several buyers specifically mention that calls and connections are interrupted when devices are placed inside the bags, and they appreciate that the set includes multiple sizes for different devices. Fit also comes up as a practical theme, with multiple buyers confirming their phones (including phones with cases) and laptops fit in the intended compartments. Where feedback is less conclusive, it’s mainly around long-term longevity and how to interpret “EMP proof” claims in real-world expectations.
How this 5-pack is set up for different devices
This set is built around having the right size bag for the right device. It includes:
- Extra-large bag (17 in × 15 in) intended for larger laptops, documents, magazines, and other bigger electronics or accessories.
- Large bag (13 in × 10 in) for tablets, cell phones, radios, and similar devices.
- Two medium phone bags (8.2 in × 4.7 in) designed for smaller electronics like phones.
- RFID car key bag (5.5 in × 3.6 in) for car key fob protection.
Because device dimensions vary by model, case thickness, and accessories, it’s a good idea to measure your device (and its case) before choosing which bag size you’ll use.
Signal blocking and anti-tracking performance
Across buyer feedback, the most actionable takeaway is that the bags do what shoppers usually buy Faraday bags for, blocking wireless connections. Reviews mention that placing a phone inside prevents it from ringing and stops wireless communication. There is also mention that the bags block common connectivity like Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth.
That said, this type of gear is often purchased for multiple concerns, including anti-tracking and emergency preparedness. While the product is positioned for “EMP” use, everyday reviews are mainly focused on signal shielding outcomes, not a controlled EMP scenario.
Materials, protection, and everyday handling
- Exterior: High-density silicone-coated fiberglass is used for the outer layer.
- High-temperature and water resistance: The outer material is described as able to withstand temperatures up to 2000°F and being highly waterproof.
- Device protection: The interior includes a shielding fabric intended to help protect devices from scratches.
- Closure: Velcro closure is used across the bags. For larger sizes, the closure is widened, aiming to reduce the amount of folding needed.
For buyers, the practical value here is reducing fuss. A lot of Faraday-bag frustration comes from complicated packaging steps, so a closure that is designed to be quick can matter when you are bagging and unbagging devices repeatedly.
RFID key fob protector and visibility features
In addition to Faraday bags for electronics, the set includes an RFID key fob protector with ways to attach it for easier carry. The larger and medium bags also include a silver reflective strip that can help you locate the bag more easily. The strip is also described as writable, which can be handy for labeling what goes in each bag.
Pros and cons summary, who it’s for
Best for
- People who want a multi-size Faraday bag set for phones, tablets, and larger electronics without buying separate bags.
- Shoppers prioritizing signal blocking for anti-tracking and minimizing unwanted connections.
- Drivers who also want an RFID key fob protection option in the same purchase.
Who should consider something else
- If you cannot confirm device and case fit, you may end up with a bag that doesn’t close properly.
- If your primary goal is a tightly defined EMP-grade preparedness plan, you may want to research additional engineering details beyond signal shielding and packaging convenience.
Verdict
If you want a practical set of Faraday bags with multiple sizes and an RFID key fob protector, this 5-pack is a compelling option for shoppers focused on real-world signal blocking. The main thing to get right is sizing, especially for phones with cases and larger laptops, because comfort and closure matter for day-to-day use.
Make sure it fits your devices
Before you buy, check your device dimensions (including any case) against the included bag sizes, then decide which bag you will use for each item. If you want the latest price and availability, use the link below.
FAQs
Does this set include bags for phones and laptops?
Yes. It includes an extra-large bag (for larger laptops and bigger items), a large bag, two medium phone-sized bags, and an RFID key fob protector.
Will my phone fit if it has a case?
Many buyers report good fit even with a phone case, but fit depends on your specific phone model and case thickness. Measure your device (with case) against the medium bag size (8.2 in × 4.7 in).
Does it block calls and wireless connections?
Buyer feedback indicates that devices inside the bags do not ring and that wireless connections like Wi‑Fi and Bluetooth are blocked. Results can vary with device behavior and how the bag is closed.
Is it really “EMP proof”?
The product is marketed for EMP and signal blocking, but everyday buyer feedback centers on practical signal shielding rather than verified EMP scenarios. Treat it primarily as a signal-blocking and anti-tracking tool.
Is the key fob protector included?
Yes. The set includes an RFID key fob protector designed for car key fobs, with a way to attach it for easier carry.
What is the closure type?
The bags use Velcro closure, with the larger sizes described as having a wider closure to reduce folding steps.
Specifications
| Product Title | Faraday Bags EMP Proof,Anti-Tracking Faraday Bag For Phones&Laptops & Tablets & Car Keys,EMP Bags Featuring Fireproof & Waterproof,Faraday Cage With Handle |
|---|---|
| Category | Automotive > Interior Accessories > Anti-Theft > Accessories |
| Brand | Coorattyes |
| Manufacturer | Coorattyes |
| Color | black faraday bags and silver reflective strip |
| Material | Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) |
| Size | Accommodates most equipment |
| Item Weight | 0.53 Kilograms |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Faraday bags are designed to shield signals and protect various devices. |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Signal Blocking Bags |
| Number of Items | 5 |
| Number of Sets | 5 |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Brand Name | Coorattyes |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 2 Year Manufacturer |
| Included Components | Four faraday bags and a rfid key fob protector |
| Unit Count | 5.0 Count |
| Material Type | Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) |
| Special Feature | Faraday bags are designed to shield signals and protect various devices. |
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