Kensington BungeeAir Power Wireless Security Tether for iPhone review

By Jennifer Scott,
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Price as reviewed:£66.10 inc VAT
Protecting the contents of a lost or stolen iPhone is all well and good, but it’s obviously better not to part company with it the first place
Apple beefed up security in the last major release of iOS to make the iPhone more appealing to business users who deal with sensitive data, but strong passwords and secure encryption are only one line of defence.
Protecting the contents of a lost or stolen iPhone is all well and good, but it’s obviously better not to part company with the device in the first place – and that’s just what the Kensington BungeeAir Power Wireless Security Tether is designed to ensure.

The BungeeAir Power Wireless Security Tether is a two-part set-up that consists of an iPhone 4 case and an electronic fob, which attaches to a keying.
Wireless proximity alerts
The two are wirelessly paired and if the fob is taken beyond a certain range of the encased iPhone – or vice versa – an alarm sounds and the iPhone screen is locked. The idea is that this prevents an iPhone being left behind or from being moved without the owner’s knowledge – assuming the owner has remembered to bring the fob with them in the first place, of course.

The case component is matte black and clips around the iPhone, covering all four sides and the back. External volume buttons press through to the ones on the iPhone itself, but there’s a cut-out to access the ringer silence switch and a microUSB port in the base rather than a Dock connector. So, this isn’t a case that’s suitable for use with certain iPhone accessories.
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