Review on 🔑 Horande Mercedes Benz Key Fob Case: Replacement Cover for E C R CL GL SL CLK SLK Smart Remote Control - 3+1 Buttons, No Chip by Eric Hartman

The material is very light. The key fob was too tight for my circuit board. A small metal button fell off the circuit board when attempting to insert it into the case. Thank goodness for super glue. After trying different methods for 1 hour, I decided it wasn't worth damaging the board any more. I reassembled my key fob and verified that everything on my machine works. I went to a locksmith and asked if they sell a replacement key shell for my Mercedes, to my surprise they had a used original shell with slightly worn knobs. After the locksmith installed my circuit board, batteries, and key into a replacement case, I tested the key to make sure my car started, the doors locked and unlocked, the sunroof opened, and the panic button worked. Total cost is $20.00. The locksmith kept my old key fob case which worked fine for us as all the buttons were very cracked and heavy for us. Do your research first. Walk or call a locksmith and ask if they sell replacement key fob housings for your car before you buy online. This way you can see and feel the key fob's material before you buy it and the locksmith will insert the circuit board. I kept the batteries in the board and knew my board was working even before I went to the locksmith. Above all, ask questions. Is it original or aftermarket? Make sure your key fob works before paying a locksmith for a new key fob. Is there a return policy if I buy a used keychain, is it sold as is? I wouldn't pay $200 or more for a keychain replacement.