🔑 Pack of 2 KeylessOption MLBHLIK-1T Keyless Entry Remote Control Car Ignition Key Fob Replacement with Uncut Key Review

To be honest I wasn't sure if they would work based on the other reviews I received and what the Honda dealer said. YOU DID IT! The dealer was able to cut and program both keys for me. Cost me $125 including the price of the keys and the editing/programming fees. VERY happy buyer! Thanks very much!

The quality seems good, especially for this price, even with the battery! I was able to use the video to program the lock/unlock on my 2009 Honda Fit but still had to pay the dealer $60 to program 2 ignition keys (store dealers offered $120-180 as others offered $120-180. However, I was given 2 spare keys for it 1/). 3 of what they would cost at the dealer.

I bought a pack of these keychains and programmed one in November 2018. 7 months later the whole block falls out of the key fob rendering the key unusable and my car not working. I contacted Keyless Options and spoke to Roch. She told me there was nothing she could do as the order was outside the 90 day guarantee window. Do not buy these keys. Pay all replacement key costs to your retailer. I have an inoperable car because of these faulty keys!

Those were cheap keys. I dropped both during rigorous service causing both to crack and then when you turn on the ignition they fall apart where they were cracked. I've super glued them several times but they keep breaking where they broke. Now I make sure to keep my fingers over the broken area when turning the key and that seems to help. I wouldn't buy again even though it's cheaper than at the dealer.

Adding two remote keys to my 2009 Fit was literally the easiest thing I've ever done to this car other than putting gas in it. If you don't need to cut the key and you have a master key, just google "program honda fit remote entry" and spend maybe 5 minutes programming after watching a youtube video how once. It's so easy and I can't believe I wanted to pay the dealer $$$ for the remote programming. Works like a charm and was so ridiculously economical. I should have done this many years ago!

I accidentally lost one of my spare keys and broke another, so it was very important for me to get a new set of keys for my Honda CRV 2007 These wrenches are very affordable and work well. I was able to go to the website on the little card they send with the keys for instructions on how to program the fob and I was able to easily do it myself. I had to take the keys to a locksmith so they could cut them and program them into my car but it was considerably cheaper than buying the key through…

Looks like genuine Honda OEM parts but clearly isn't. The dealer didn't want to touch them to cut the keys or program the immobilizer, but I found a mobile locksmith who did it for an affordable price. All things considered, these two keys were made for about half the price a dealer would charge. It took about 5 minutes to program them to lock/unlock the doors using the instructions provided (and there are plenty of videos online showing how to do it too). The only negative was that one of the…

Be careful because you can get a marriage missing a transponder chip. I recommend opening your key fob when you receive it before it gets cut by a locksmith so you don't waste money on something your car can never start. I think when people order this item they remove the transponder (if they originally had one) and return the item to the seller (minus the transponder chips). So the key fobs are just an RF remote control and can never be programmed into the immobilizer to start the car. It…