does a single block card help? if you hold up an rfid card to a reader with this block card behind it (not between it).
1640231
I believe that you need two cards to block. Put all your cards between the two blocking cards for effectiveness.
56426
Only 1 card can be read at a time. I haven't come across any OTG card reader that would read 2 or more card slots simultaneously. I would think that if one did have that feature it would be advertised as such since that would make it more valuable.
1726420
My experience is that it does not (and/or cannot) scan both sides at once. There is a separate tab for capturing the image from the back side of a card.
156259
It protects 6 cards. My credit cards are at slight slant also and I hope they are protected. That might be something to ask the manufacturer. I've always assumed they were protected. My cards slide into the wallet slot from the side in a straight line . I put one blocker at the beginning , then six cards, then the second blocker at the bottom. Hope that is not too confusing.
686636
I tried the foil trick prior to purchase. Work scanner could read my id tag. So I would say No. Plus you have to continually re-wrap card with foil. The thick aluminum foil may damage the chip that is now imbedded in most cards.
936389
I had this problem once and realized that I had not pushed the card down far enough. It has to click into position before it will read. It is tricky.
416613
I have not had any issues with my debit/ credit cards. I typically put my license in front of debit card and another non-magnetic strip ID on the other side closest to the magnet. So far, so good.
215502
I haven't tried it myself, but NFC tags (TecTiles) work just fine if you think that info might help at all.
796576
I would imagine if the NFC tag was on the back of your phone, then it might indeed interfere. I would guess if you just have one attached to your phone, but say, hanging off the side, it would be fine.
686635
I think it works fine. When I didn't use the foil is when they got me. I think you have to be sure that the foil is on both sides of the card. I have a clutch wallet and I put the foil in the two area behind the credit card holders.
375660
It really depends on the size and power of the reader. I know I've seen some industrial units read a couple feet away. I haven't used this RFID ME reader in a few months but I believe it can read about 4-5 inch gap (maybe).
1861735
I feel like the cards get jumbled around a bit if they're not in a box, but it does still work. There are six compartments inside. The cards won't leave the compartment you place them in. So, if you're not too worried about the condition of the cards, it will work. Placing them in boxes inside the compartments just helps to keep them organized better and in better shape. I hope this answers your question.
2111180
Good question; but as a happy user of this wallet, there's no risk of damaging your card. The magnet is at the very top, away from the card space, and you'd have to put some effort into trying to actually damage your card for any damage to occur. I've been using this case/wallet since it's launch, and I've yet to damage any of my (8) cards.. I wouldn't put anything at the card opening at the back though, it's a bit too tight. Hope this helps..
1518048
The cards just rest on top. This robot does not dispense cards, it just holds them. So, yes, any type of card would work.
2040841
Mine bogs down a bit, but does the job. I usually try to line up the card with the card slot indicated on the top.
2111182
Good question. I was also concerned. So far no issue. I had a hotel room catd not work but not sure if that was the cause. I try not to have my cards touch the magnet.
1573755
Yes it does provide RFID protection. Also I see one one comment about the rubber on the inside, I have had zero issues with the rubber on the inside, it holds cards perfectly, I have had zero rips in mine. I really like this wallet!