MIKKUPPA Key Shell Replacement for Toyota Camry, Corolla, Avalon, Venza Key Fob Cover with Screwdriver - Compatible with HYQ12BBY, GQ4-29T Review

Approx Came without instructions. I figured out the orientation of the key. Found the position of the screws. The case is almost closed. Fell apart on the first try. I can't get it back fast enough.

Does NOT bring an extra key. It has a place for a chip and a screw to keep the key stable. Hope the photos help. Because if it doesn't work that way you're doing something wrong, the product is AMAZING and serves the purpose, fits perfectly, I loved it.

The first order had 2 identical liners in the package so the assembly could not be completed, quickly replaced and all is well. Removing the chip from the original key fob was easy with a sharp utility knife. Aside from the Toyota badge on the key fob, this was a quick and inexpensive fix.

Product as advertised, all parts fit perfectly. But the case is made of cheap plastic, not as good as the original key case. It hasn't even been a month and there are already microcracks on it, I think it's due to the pressure inside the key holder and the screw.

We put everything together and it took about two days and then basically fell apart completely. Because there are so many tiny pieces, they got lost so I can't even get them back. A complete waste of money. I strongly recommend avoiding it completely as it is a very low quality product.

The first time I used this product with a key it broke on the Phillips head screw. Completely disappointed in the product after 2 failed attempts with this product. Don't waste your time and money, the product is of poor quality and will not last long unless you display your key and never intend to use it to start your Toyota.

This replacement key case replaced the broken Yaris key I had very well. The hardest part was removing the chip component from the factory key, but by gently prying it around with a small flat head screwdriver I was able to separate the superglue bond from the original key shell and transfer it to the new replacement key shell. The key works as it should and looks great. Don't worry if your existing key doesn't have a trunk button as this will just become a dummy button with no function and…

To be honest I was hesitant to buy as I was told I would have to buy a replacement from the dealer as the key is attached to the fob. I couldn't even get a replacement just to open the doors (I was told) because of the key box. Well when I bought it it only had one key and all the buttons were worn out and the fob didn't stay together so the fob fell off every time you started the car and you literally only had a small key in the ignition . . Frustrated I wanted to replace it with a cheaper…

No instructions Made by YouTube for removing the old chip and replacing. The hardest part was removing the chip. The key is misaligned in the case and needs to be adjusted because if I don't, the keys just stick or just click. Not very durable, but serves its purpose. I'm considering getting a suitcase so it can hold it together better, but overall it's better than paying $400 for a new key, so I'm happy. This replacement is for a production car so we don't use it often, but if you're buying it

UPDATE 12/24/2020 Turning the key in the ignition broke the housing of this new key case. I think I need to order another one. This went on for almost 12 months. I really shouldn't give it more than four stars because there were no instructions. It was just a small zippered bag filled with parts. However, I am a fairly intelligent person. So, after a bit of playing around with YouTube videos, things were pretty easy. The reason I give it five stars is that everything fits together perfectly and