Review on TANGSEN Key Fob Case Cover for HYUNDAI AZERA EQUUS GENESIS SANTA FE SPORT - 4 Button Keyless Entry Remote - 3D Carbon Fiber Twill Weave - Blue by Bobby Frazier

I found out the hard way that my Hyundai Santa Fe has a very bad button design. The key itself, which is almost useless as it can only open the car door but not start it, is the part of the key fob that attaches to the key ring, and the important part of the key fob is the clicker, which should have one Quick release button that releases the part of the key you need, wherever you want. In my case, he released the key fob at a large, well-known hardware store somewhere, leaving me with only one option to open my car door and not start the car. Anyone who has ever had to change the key fob to start without a key knows that this is insanely expensive! I've been lucky. After checking this store for lost and found multiple times over the course of a month, my key turned up just before I had spent $140 on the budget replacement method. The point of the whole story is that this keychain case costs around $10, VERY WELL SPENT! It holds the entire key fob - both pieces - together under the cover, so you don't have to worry about that idiotic button making your key fob oblivious. If you have that kind of crazy car key, save yourself a few hundred bucks and get rid of the hassle of not being able to start your car by purchasing this perfect little key case.