BANVIE Car Security Alarm System featuring Microwave Sensor & Shock Sensor for enhanced protection Review

Works very well, good range for remote activation. The alarm can be heard in my house with the windows closed. There are practically no instructions. A good schematic, if you have experience with wiring and mechanics it's not that difficult. You have to think about the placement of the sensors and the control box because the plug and play wiring is short. All cables are color coded and if you follow this rule it will work for you.

I don't like writing bad product reviews, but that's rubbish. Save yourself the headache, spend a little more and get a decent brand with a good reputation. I literally ripped it out and threw it in the trash can. See photo. Pros: No, it really is that bad. Cons: No installation instructions and the 1-page parts list was poorly translated into English. Who reads this material? The wiring was ridiculous, especially with no instructions. The alarm clock is not programmable. So it blocks after 25…

First of all, the device has already been used or returned. As one of the remotes is clearly worn out and not working. Likewise. The device is malfunctioning because it emits a single siren tone rather than a continuous 6 tone siren. Turns off randomly, very annoying. I received a new replacement and I still have the problem that it goes away for no reason. My car has no charging issues so there is no reason for the siren to sound randomly. I have no intention of returning it but I am replacing

Good alarm. The installation takes a few hours. If you have no experience wiring car radios and such, I would suggest watching a few videos first and then finding your car's wiring diagram. I searched through 98 Mustang alarm wires (my car) and found where the wires are needed and what color they are. I have installed many electrical devices in cars. The first alarm and the only problem I had was having to swap plus and minus for my door locks because they were upside down. Turning on the alarm

Don't waste your time with this alarm clock. I installed this alarm on my 2015 Ford Explorer. During installation, several wires came out of the main wiring harness pins. I was able to reinstall them and it wasn't a big problem. When I did everything, everything worked. The next morning I turned off the alarm, the lights were flashing but it didn't chirp, so I turned on the alarm, the lights were flashing but I wasn't sitting. I checked the voltage output from the "Brain" - there is no voltage.

I really like the features of this alarm. Nice that there is automatic reloading. I also like the microwave detector. I installed it under the dash in front of the center console out of sight. It's triggered when I reach outside and pull a CD out of my visor through the open window, but I can walk around the car and nothing. I put a bump sensor on my radiator bracket, and it's preventing my hood from opening. It also comes with enough wiring to install the whole system, including the ignition…

This is a review of "BANVIE Car Burglar Alarm System with Microwave Sensor and Shock Sensor". Removed one star for invalid auto-restart "function". If you deactivate the system with the remote control, it will switch itself back on automatically after 25 seconds if no doors are opened or the ignition is switched on. This may be an optional feature, but the default ON is not appropriate and the option to disable is not allowed. When I press "unlock" on the remote, the system should remain…