🔑 Protective Leather Keyless Remote Cover for Subaru Forester, Impreza, and More (Black) Review

This case does the job and is very difficult to remove once it is on, but there is no way to attach it directly to a keychain. . It fits well. The leather is quite thin so I'm not sure how much it protects the key fob if it falls off. I'm happy but these things didn't allow me to give 5. Well when the package arrived it was just an empty package. I contacted them through the Revain system and received a free replacement within 3 days.

Maybe the product would be good if it was safer. The only thing not mentioned in the item description is a large slit on the back. There is a slot to slide the key fob in, but it leaves a lot to be desired. The lid is tight but not tight. The lid wobbles and slides. The buttons will not stay aligned under the embossed images on the key fob so you will need to look for the real button. I tried to open the hatch and activated the alarm. Again, I remind you that you get what you pay for.

The leather part is great. The part of the holder that opens to insert the key fob into the leather case consists of a crossbar and a pin. The crossbar is much wider than the braid above it, making it look disproportionate. The crossbar rests only on a wafer-thin metal ring. It was tied to my purse for 7 days and today it fell out in the parking lot. Thank goodness I forgot something in my car and turned to head back and a few feet away my key fob was on a red leather case, the crossbar pin had

Very pleased with the look of the genuine leather key fob case. So much so that I've just ordered a second one for my car's second key fob. I use it on key fobs for a 2020 Subaru Outback Touring and as another reviewer pointed out the brown leather is actually a bit darker than the java nappa leather in the car. Close enough for my taste. Some also noticed the slit on the back of the cover. This is obviously necessary to get the fob into the cover and also allows easy access to the button to…