Laptop Sleeve FAQ
Laptop EMF Radiation Protection + Safety Sleeve
What is the difference between the DefenderPad and the Sleeve?
Both the DefenderPad and Laptop Sleeve offer industry-leading protection with Ultra Armor+ shielding, blocking 99% of EMF radiation (0-90GHz) for your laptop. Here's a breakdown to help you decide: DefenderPad: Ideal for dedicated workspaces (offices, desks). Rigid design with a cooling silicone top surface for lap comfort. Not portable due to size and weight. Laptop Sleeve: Flexible and portable for on-the-go use. Offers lap protection during use and storage protection during travel. Available in 15” and 17” models.
How long does the shielding in my DefenderPad last? When do I need to replace it?
DefenderShield technology is designed for long-lasting performance. The shielding material does not degrade over time, so it continues to effectively conduct, absorb, and dissipate EMF radiation. For more details on how our technology works, visit the "How it Works" section on our website: https://shop.defendershield.com/pages/protection
Can the Laptop Sleeve be cleaned?
For your Laptop Sleeve, gentle cleaning helps maintain their appearance. Here's what you'll need: Mild detergent Soft cloth or cotton balls Clean water Cleaning Instructions: Mix a mild detergent solution: Add a small amount of mild detergent to a bowl of clean water. Dampen the cloth: Dip your cloth into the solution and wring it out thoroughly to ensure it's slightly damp, not wet. Wipe down the surfaces: Gently wipe the exterior surfaces of your DefenderPad or Laptop Sleeve with the damp cloth. Air dry completely: Allow the pad or sleeve to air dry completely before using it again. Important Tips: Avoid using harsh chemicals, solvents, or abrasive cloths, as they can damage the materials. Never submerge your DefenderPad or Laptop Sleeve in any liquid.
Where does the radiation emit from on my laptop?
EMF radiation from your device is emitted omni-directionally (in all directions), similar to how sunlight spreads. This means radiation comes from the back, screen, and sides of the device.