I need something like this but for keys
this post was submitted on 15 Mar 2025
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I believe there is like a small RFID tote that works. But why? Keys work on so different frequency.
I mean I need a small and handy porteclés, not anything blocking ^^
I got a Ridge almost two years ago. It has a lifetime warranty, so I don't intend on spending any more money on it, but it's a shame I didn't get to support a European company with my purchase.
I've got one of these and I really like it. It's expensive compared to other brands, but I've had it for 5 or 6 years, and it still works perfectly. It's got a few scratches but that's acceptable given that it's been used for years on a daily basis. Highly recommended.
It is a somewhat bulky solution, but I've gotten me some RFID card envelopes (sleeves). Very cheap and solved my problem.
I didn't realize how easy it is to scan the card, until I accidentally paid my gasoline with the wrong card. I've had my gasoline card in my right hand and was going for the card terminal, but at the same time i placed my left hand, in which I've had the wallet, next to the terminal. And before I even did anything... ding... ''You have already paid, thank you.''.
Some of my colleagues have RFID wallets and I think that is a great solution, too.