🔑 KeylessOption Key Fob Shell for Enhanced Keyless Entry Remote Review

My original Honda remote control board fits perfectly. The remote I received had new buttons (the actual switches are UNDER the board mounted buttons). The remote control is a little thicker and a little less rounded. But visually identical to the original. It feels solid, clicks into place clearly and is precisely finished. The remote works PERFECTLY in its new home (in this purchased case). Bottom line I like it. I don't say that about many things and rarely about imported things.

I ordered this to replace my wife's stock Honda transponder which after almost 10 years was beginning to fall apart. This item comes with all buttons and a transparent rubber gasket (as shown in the picture), but you need to take the integrated circuit board (green computer circuit board) and battery from your existing remote control. The exchange was relatively easy and everything fits perfectly. This case definitely feels lighter (cheaper) and the buttons are a bit harder to press than the…

If you've ever wondered how a FOB can sit on a kart track for an hour or two. I can tell you not very good. I can't believe I was stupid enough not to make sure it was safe in my bag but somehow it ended up on a track where it was run over multiple times. Needless to say, the back was torn off and the battery was missing. But fortunately the electronics were still inside and undamaged. I bought this "case" and was able to move the old circuit and new battery into this new case. Easy…

I've bought other brands of key cases for my Accord and they've always required some fiddling (okay, cutting, filing, and a bit of scolding) to get the innards to fit the new case, and even then I've never had a case that came close to be as good as the original. When my 2007 Odyssey EXL finally needed a new key case, I found one. It was one of the cheapest options, so I prepared for it. Well, if you can get excited about a keychain case, then this one did! This replacement looks like an OEM…

The replacement shell worked great! I used a NEW silicone insert (because the old one broke while disassembling), the ORIGINAL plastic frame that holds the battery and circuit board (it's easier this way, but be careful when inserting it into the silicone insert, and put sure all the tabs are in the molded slots) and I reused the ORIGINAL buttons (except for one panic) as I noticed the paint rubs off on the new ones quite easily. Finally, I used airplane scissors to cut open the old shell next…

It's just a shell, meaning you're using your own electronics. It includes a silicone rubber insert, buttons, and a plastic frame that houses the battery. You don't really need to use a rechargeable frame unless it breaks for some reason. The plastic is the same thickness as the OEM, and the buttons and design are identical. The actual fit was perfect. I installed my good electronics module and when it clicked it worked great, no dangling buttons no play, worked great. The main difference to the

The dealer wanted to charge me over $100 to replace a broken key fob for my 2006 Odyssey. For a nearly 12 year old car, that was way more than I was willing to pay. After researching and reviewing new (and even used) ones online for almost the same money, I stumbled upon this case. For the price it's perfect! The plastic seems a bit cheaper/thinner than the original, but it's still pretty durable. My original only had the back broken so I was hoping to just buy this case and use the back…