🔑 VOFONO Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Fob for Jeep Grand Cherokee 2014-2020/Dodge Charger 2012-2018 - Replacement FCC ID: M3N40821302 Review

New key fob on the left in both photos. It was programmed by a local locksmith as an additional key fob. There is a fee of $75 per program. The key has not been cut as we will be changing the key from the old key fob. All buttons work, very satisfied. All buttons work

It arrived quickly, before the estimated arrival date. It looks almost exactly like my original keychain. I took it to my local dealer to have it programmed and the total cost was less than half the price of ordering the key fob through my Jeep dealer.

Just bought a used jeep with a key fob. This was purchased so I would like a different one. It has been programmed and works just like the original key fob. It would cost 3x what I paid for the key fob and programming if I went to the dealer.

Matches the original factory key fob perfectly except it has no Jeep badging. The dealer was able to program it into my car with no problem and saved me about $150 if I bought the key fob from the dealer. If I ever need a keychain again, I'll get it here.

Took it to my Jeep dealer. They even cut out the inner key. I paid $137. A genuine Jeep key would have cost me $400. That's how they quoted me! Unbelievable. A perfectly working key, once properly programmed, cost me just under $200. Sounds like a deal worth making. 🔑

This works on my 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland which has a start button. I wanted to take the car to a dealership and pay $530 for 1 key fob. After watching a few YouTube videos, trying out Revain and doing a lot of research, I found these keychains. I took a chance and ordered 2. The keychains arrived the next day and my local Pop-A-Lock guy came out and programmed them for me for $169! I live in West Palm Beach.

Product works and has saved me a lot of money compared to going to the dealer and having an OEM key made, we're talking hundreds less. One downside, however, is that remote unlocking requires the key to be literally inches from the doorknob, and isn't always recognized as being in the car unless it's next to the start button on the console. If you put it in the doorknob's little cup, which I sometimes do, it won't be recognized as a key fob in the car and won't start. Overall, I'm happy with…

I bought this based on reviews that suggested it would work to be programmed which was my primary concern with aftermarket keyfobs. I took it to the dealership where I had my car serviced and paid $50 to program the fob and it WORKS! Yes, you can negotiate the price with the retailer. I checked 3 retailers, the cheapest I found was $49.95 (although the same retailer would charge over $200 for a keychain). This dealer wanted $80. I said I checked other retailers and if they match this price I…