BINOWEN Replacement For 2 1 Buttons Keyless Entry Remote Key Fob Shell Fit For Honda 2010-2011 Accord Crosstour 2006-2011 Civic 2007-2013 CR-V 2011-2015 CR-Z 2009-2013 Fit 2011-2014 Odyssey(2 Pcs) Review

This is not OEM. It took some effort to straighten and slam. The part where the metal key is inserted should be screwed in until it stops. One day it snapped and twisted. It works.

I don't know if I read the ad correctly, but I ordered a key fob that is compatible with my car. When it arrived it only had 3 holes for my remote instead of 4. Luckily I was able to make an extra hole if needed. Other than that, it's a good article.

No instructions, there is a specific way to attach the plastic parts to the key. Without guidance, you could screw it up. The screw orientation is offset by approximately 0.04 mm (mm). it was difficult to balance. I will not buy from this manufacturer again. I also forgot to mention that there were no screws included with this item

Very good quality and details. Internally not 100% identical to OEM due to trademark infringement, but still very good tolerances. I had to sand the outside edges of my inner key fob a bit to fit the case. Transfer the chip from the old to the new and carefully assemble the new key body. Voila! Looks and feels like new!

so glad this replacement worked! Make sure to keep up with the screw of the original key. Turning the key on wouldn't cut into my old key. Also, I have found that attaching the key to the new holder with the original screw makes fitting the holder much easier. Also, the last time I broke the holder, I had to buy it with a blank key. The locksmith cost $20 to cut it. This replacement avoided that. :)

great for my purpose, but I had problems with the closing lid. I had to twist them together but there is a small hole on the side. Like it's not big enough to cover my bunch of keys, even though it's the same. Edit: I've had it for about 6 months and it's starting to fall apart. Strongly disappointed. I bought this because my original broke. Not sure if it's because the key is in the fob (which is stupid) or if they're just ridiculously cheap, but that's not normal.