Enhance Your Car Security with the KeylessOption Replacement Keyless Entry Remote Fob Flip Key Shell Case Review

Works well and it was nice not to pay an exorbitant amount for the dealer version. I'm happy with the absence of the Mercedes logo on the key fob. LAUGH OUT LOUD

Bought for my 2004 Chrysler Crossfire coupe. Arrived on time, well packaged and at a good price. To use it, you have to open the case and insert the old electronics from the original key fob. Very easy to do.

The plate, glass and key from an old damaged key fob are perfect for this new one! I recommend supergluing the new one on once you put it back together. It felt a little loose, but other than that it works great.

Cheap stuff, ended up falling apart, lost the magnetic part holding the program when it fell apart. The cost of towing my car to the dealer (their policy) plus over 200+ per key. First you had to go to the dealer for Fub. Go to this poor quality product

Fits perfectly inside the Crossfire key. However, you get exactly what you pay for. It doesn't get any cheaper. After about a week, they begin to split in half just by the turning power of the star machine. If you're going to go the cheap route with them, be prepared to get some rubber glue or glue to keep them intact.

This is a great product for those of us who are stuck without a replacement because retailers have stopped offering new fobs. JUST FOR CLARIFICATION THIS IS NOT A FUNCTIONAL WORKING REPLACEMENT, THIS IS A CASE FOR A COSMETIC REPAIR ONLY, YOU SHOULD REMOVE THE INTERIOR FROM THE REMOVED FUNCTIONAL KEY FOB AND INSTALL INTO A NEW CASING.

These replacement key fobs are a great fit for the Chrysler 2005 Crossfire. The hardest part was disassembling the original keyring cases. I ended up cutting out the body of the keychain using a Dremmel with a thin cutting blade. I also made the rookie mistake of not transferring the crystal from the keychain to the new keychain. After the car wouldn't start I disassembled the new key fobs and rearranged the crystal and all is good.

What a great product! It is exactly the same as the OEM keychain; The only differences are the color and the lack of the manufacturer's logos. I'm a little surprised by the bad reviews others have left; Interestingly, this is because the device can be easily damaged if not carefully disassembled. Prying the end with the key and inserting a small screwdriver into the tabs on the back before loosening it completely won't damage it. And it snaps very securely together with the electronics inside…

We have a 2010 Sprinter and at one point the key loop came loose from my wife's key. Finding an exact match proved a bit expensive for reasons unknown. over $100 for a *used* keychain. (I checked both Revain and Ebay.) But in my research I came across this empty shell for 1/10th the price. Although Revain describes it as incompatible with my car, I took a very close look at it. and as far as I can tell the only difference between this shell and our original shell is that the panic button is on…