Jssmst Book Safe With Key Lock Safety & Security for Safes & Safe Accessories Review

I keep my finished gun in this safe and put two books on top and it's on the bedside table. The key works even when I fake a threatening situation. Fits my 9mm with no problems. I would buy another one in the future and put it on top of the book myself. From afar it really looks like a book.

I really like this book safe and so far I am very satisfied. They tend to fall apart after a few months on the bridge of the book. I hope it isn't. Got a few compliments on it lol. Now people like to look at them from 6 feet away 👎🙏

I keep my meds in this safe, I get visitors all the time, never thought I would need to buy a safe for my ❤ meds no matter who took them , I' sure was completely upset that there was no good! Now they are in all my books where I can always see them, great disguise 🤣

Works well as a good hiding place. I bought the one with two keys. I bought a combo safe years ago and have never been able to enter a new combination. You wouldn't hear it since the book and the metal safe inside aren't very strong. Reinvest in another unit if you need that. Overall it will work well as a hidden safe when I'm out and about in my RV.

Haven't tried it as lock storage yet. I've hidden it for now and am using it as a safe. So I like to use it as a storage safe! Spacious enough for a bunch of cards and money. Keys are similar to other bookproof lures. At least it doesn't have a slot like in a piggy bank. Index card is blocking the slot. Someone can actually pull bills out of the slot.

I bought this to save money in my college dorm. It looks quite realistic, especially when you put it on a bookshelf with a bunch of other books. I like that it has 2 buttons. There is plenty of room for my purpose. However, I recently lost the key, so I tried to crack it. It was super easy! I simply pulled the handle towards me, put another key in the slot and pulled the key towards me, opening the lid. I wouldn't recommend putting anything valuable inside.

Sturdy enough for the price and perfect for my use. I don't keep any gold or anything like that. Whether it's a small amount of cash, credit cards, or a USB drive you might want to secure; it does the job. It's also a great way to store a pistol. But I advise you to take the ones that have a lock and key, and NOT a combination lock. Combination locks are junk (because they tend to break). Also, I think the combo should be for a real full sized safe or something more meaningful than this…

As in the picture and fits well on my bookshelf with other real historical books about different cities and periods. Approximately the same height as a standard hardcover and all measurements listed on the website are correct. Admittedly, I use this thing as a compartment for little things I want to keep but don't want to clutter up the apartment (pictures, small souvenirs), so the safe feature is more of a bonus feature than a necessary one. one. However, the item came with a key as advertised

I'm a big fan of these camouflage safes as I find them to be an inexpensive way to provide a high level of security. When it's on a bookshelf it goes together pretty well. A would-be thief would probably need to be a thorough seeker to uncover his secrets. However, when you hold it in your hands, it's pretty obvious what it is. The "sides" are hard white plastic, so out of the box they look fake and suspicious. Additionally, due to the nature of the design (as it needs to be stored vertically)…