Review on 🔒 AICase Portable Biometric Fingerprint Lock Box Safe for Cash, Jewelry, and Security Storage - Combination Lock for Car, Home, Office, and Travel by Robert Moloney

I'm lucky I don't have to protect anything from someone who just lives with me, but my good friend isn't so lucky. His own mother would take valuables from them if she could. Yes I know. Some people right? Since I was lucky enough to receive this in exchange for an honest review, I plan to just give it to him. Both he and I had some REALLY hard hits and even today neither of us can even imagine something like that even if it's only $50. Those of you who MUST be our middle class but still continue to be paid criminal wages will understand what I mean. In any case, I should of course have checked it myself beforehand. I only have a few complaints, but they aren't that bad. First, how Morse code works is quite difficult to understand. And there's something more fun than actually complaining. And that means you can store up to FIFTY fingerprints, lol! Well I think technically if each person had to keep each finger it would only be five people. However, once you understand how fingerprints are stored, it will be relatively easy. And it actually recognizes my fingerprints, and it does it much faster than the $200 fingerprint safe I tried not long ago. So I would say it works fine. The charging port is also USB-C. And that's a good thing, because I'm sure everyone is already fed up with those micro-USB ports and micro-USB cables. While you'll probably rarely need a charging cable, in this department they plug it in with a good USB-C to regular USB (USB-A). 6 feet 7 inches (79 inches) long! Heck, that's probably near a $10 wire.