I've had a Genie opener on my garage for 15+ year, love it. Can open the door when I'm half way down the street and drive right in. I built a new detached garage, and didn't even hesitate ordered and put in a Genie (these are screw drives). I was terribly disappointed, you had to be 10 feet from the door to open it. I came with 2 of these little "key chain" remotes. Genie customer service is right up there in the top 10 worst. Finally, I bought the GM3T-R Master. WOW! works just like my old…

The product itself is great the instructions that came with it very limited. Called the number it suggested which takes you to a company to that will charge you to come out and do it. Had to watch a YouTube video to fill in the blanks on the instructions

My elderly dad lost his garage door remote in the car crash that caused him to stop driving. Fast forward several years, and I now need to park a car in his garage. Fortunately, I could tell that the garage door opener was a Genie brand. Unfortunately, I couldn't tell what era it was built in, so didn't know for sure what kind of remote to order.This device is specified to work with essentially any Genie opener built since 1993 (from what I was able to discern reading the manufacturer's…

It’s a great replacement for the old one I’ve had for years, easy to set up and use it is hardly given me any issues. The remote is easily damaged by water or other elements.

I have a pair of old Genie garage doors with the DIP pins and needed a new remote for my new Tesla that didn't come with a built in remote. Using the old remotes' DIP pin settings, I was able to program both doors and clip the remote on the visor.