🔑 Pack of 2 Keyless Entry Remote Car Ignition Key Fob with Uncut Blank for Nissan Infiniti KBRASTU15 by KeylessOption Review

Great keychains. Took her to Nissan, programmed and cut keys for a 2007 Infiniti. We paid $80 to have both keychains cut and programmed. They work great. They are much lighter than a standard Infiniti key and may not survive falls onto concrete etc. Overall happy with the extra fobs.

Didn't get what was advertised. The photo shows a 4-button remote control. The description does not indicate the number of buttons, so you might think that the product will be the same as in the photo. In my case it didn't happen, I got a 3 button romot. Whether it could have been a simple mix, I'm not sure. I'm sending it back and trying again with a different seller.

Great price! I bought them to have spare keys for my car. Unfortunately, after the keys were cut, they could not be programmed into my car. You will only lock/unlock the car. The remotes were easy to program into my car, but as the 1 original remote I have didn't have a trunk unlock button, that button doesn't work for my car either. Just make sure it fits your car in T.

I am ordering key fobs for two different cars. I just wanted an extra set for both. I also order two remote controls for both. I had programmed keys with a local installer instead of using the Amazon install. They work great! I'm so horny for death and the money I saved on deals was ten times less. This set of keys was for a 2005 Nissan Altima. I didn't even have a car remote, but I was able to program both remotes into the car. Defeat competitors.

Keyless remote works fantastic. Follow the instructions and programming will be easy. I should have just ordered the remote controls as the locksmith would not guarantee the work if I had not used his keys. The locksmith mentioned that the keys are inexpensive but what an expensive key programming service. When I pay $150 for a service I need a guarantee so I just used his keys. So now I have some uncut pre-programmed blanks just sitting in a drawer. My fault I should have asked the locksmith…

I used to think a new key fob should cost between $150 and $250. Perhaps there is no bigger scam to uncover than the CRAZY markup dealers and local locksmiths charging for it. For $20, you get TWO keychains AND two chipped keys. I followed the simple instructions for my 2008 Nissan 350z and within five minutes I had two fully functional key fobs. Here it is. The key fobs appear to be of good quality, all buttons work and the price is amazing. Then I'll see how much the locksmith charges for…

Remotes may seem cheap enough, but don't expect them to last. Three months later, the unlock button stopped working on one of my two intact remotes. Next time I try I'll probably buy a different set. Check the return windows. The return period for remote controls is 1 month. *** Update in 5 months *** The remote that caused the problem has stopped working (no battery or damage). The second remote started showing symptoms of the first. It rarely works. It's time for me to buy a new set of remote

Product as described and working 100% flawless. Here's what you need to do to program the key fob and make sure the ignition key works and your car starts. You can do this in several ways. Take them to your local manufacturer's dealer, call a mobile car lock company, call a locksmith, or do the repair yourself. In the back, the easiest, and just as cheap, would be to just call the local company with a cell phone key. You could have programmed key fobs and die cut keys for the same price. Who is