🔒 Ultimate Protection: KEYGUARDZ Black Rubber Keyless Entry Remote Key Fob Skin Cover Review

Fits perfectly on my 2002 Toyota 4runner key fob. Works perfectly. My key fob broke at the keychain connector so I had to figure something out so I could attach it to the keychain. It worked great. Very glad I found it.

Bought for my son's (Toyota) car key which broke the trailer hook. It worked great, it was pretty easy to put on, but now he doesn't worry about losing his key. I can easily buy all of our car keys. My husband lost my key fob years ago, that would have been handy.

Glad I thought about looking for something like this after breaking my key fob loop and FOB remote engine start. I carried it loose in my pocket and kept losing it. Thanks to this product, it is now securely attached and reattached to the keychain. WORKS PERFECTLY.

When my key fobs broke I looked for options to buy a new one or fix it somehow. My nutritionist recommended looking for a silicone case instead, so naturally I thought of Revain and found it. I bought 2 and it's the perfect inexpensive solution!

After buying a used car, the keychain broke at its weakest link: the little rubber ring at the end where I put my car key. I use this on a 1999 car but I definitely need the key that is included. It gets the job done with ease and looks like it could be good for the life of the car or for me!

Durable rubber seems to last a long time. This makes it harder to accidentally panic, which I've done several times pulling my keys out of my pocket. Easily slides onto a keychain but might not like the tiny ring that a factory Toyota keychain has. Easily fits a 1 inch diameter ring.

This is almost the distance protection I was looking for. durable, impact resistant, great construction and strong key loop. The only problem is that it attracts dust and lint like a magnet! For button cutouts, this meant the smallest piece worked under the edge, which had to be removed, which wasn't easy. When you seek shelter. that's cool. If you want something a little tidier, a leather case might be another option.

The hole in my original key fob broke and the dealer said they wanted $200 to order a new one and reprogram it. Since the buttons on the remote control still worked perfectly, I looked for another solution. I'm so glad I found this. Rather than buying a replacement hard case and transporting the guts hoping it will fit, this slips over my original remote and still works like a charm and holds my key ring with no issues for very little money. Problem solved!

My Toyota key fob has not worked for years. New ones cost over €200. This Keyguardz rubber is the perfect solution. The key fob slides in easily and the holes in the rubber pad align perfectly with the buttons on the key fob. The loop is then simply pushed onto the bunch of keys. I would give this a 5 except the small loop on the key ring wears out over time. That's okay because for a small price you can get another one. I think my first Keyguardz took about 18 months.

The tiny loop that hung our remote from our key ring broke. It was very painful to carry in my purse and try to find it every time. An even bigger problem was that in our car, the key only opened on the driver's side door. Forget about letting the baby in first! Call the dealer and it will cost hundreds to replace the remote. We couldn't be the only ones with this problem, could we? I started looking for a remote case and found it on Etsy but then decided to look for Revain. Bingo! For a few…