iPhone speaker buzzing noise is history

The Quick Bridge EM shield for iPhone can remove that ugly buzzing noise that your iPhone makes in your computer speakers, speaker phone, car stereo, etc.

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• iPhone
• EMI
• electro
• magnetic
• buzz
• noise
• streaming
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• quick
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• phone

[BCHPeMedia]

does it work for blackberrys?

[quickbridgesolutions]

We have gotten quite a few requests for a shield that will work for Blackberrys. Currently the shield is not designed to work with Blackberrys, but we hope to have a shield that works with them very soon.

[quickbridgesolutions]

Yes it is legit, and it works. and if it doesn't work for you, we have a money back guarantee.

[magikmushroom2k]

I wanted to point out that using this product puts an unbalanced load on the phone's transmitter and would cause a very high SWR situation which can and will damage your transmitter's final stage transistors and truncate the life of them significantly. This could also void your phone's warranty. Tread with caution with such an accessory.

[devilsplaygr0und]

$3.99 for an 8 sq inch rectangle of aluminum foil? Wow.

[Symmetriq]

Dumb "solution". Shield the speakers, not the phone.

[broph151]

The same things happening to me as Jasonk4ua. Will it solve this problem?

[gangster3474]

how does the shield stop the wierd noises

[gravey07]

Think ill be giving this a miss!

[jasonk4ua]

ok, different scenario....my actual iphone speakers (ear speaker and loudspeaker) are making that exact noise when I connect to any data....it also does it during a phone call... it doesnt do it so much unless I'm inside a house or a car, and it didnt used to do it. can you help me out, it's getting really aggrivating. thanks

[MrTraum999]

I folded a wire mesh used for sculpting into a rectangle. (mini Farraday screen) and had a great result.

[3v3angel]

Every cell phone makes this same thing and they still tell us these things are SAFE? Could you make also these for TVs and other electronic appliances? I've seen lots of the new-age crap like "green8" that's supposed to do the same thing, but this really works.