Buffway Car Keychain: Genuine Leather Key Holder with Coin Holder, Metal Hook, and Zipper Bag – Brown Review

I've found the hard way that if my Honda remote is in my bag with other items, I can press the buttons in the correct order, which will open all the windows and the sunroof. car without your knowledge. Almost flooded the car with rain. Bought a case to solve this problem. I think a fold down top opening would be better as I could access it quicker if I want to remote start the car.

This car key case effectively prevents the window from accidentally rolling down with remote control key for the latest Honda CR-V models. It is a necessary piece of equipment for anyone who owns a Honda SUV. The CR-V is a great car, but the sensitivity of the remote triggers remote functions when buttons on the keypad are pressed with simple actions like crossing your legs with keys in the front pocket. This device prevents that.

This is a very good holder for some keys and one of those electronic keys for modern cars. I cut off the hook on the outside, put a split key ring in the leather loop and put some keys on it and the electronic key inside. My 2018 Hyundai Sonata picks up the signal from the smart key with no problem when it's in my pocket and in my pocket. I started carrying the electronic key on my key holder in my pocket, but twice I went outside and found the trunk of the car was open. Luckily nobody stole my

Looks good. That's a little more than I expected. I think that's a good thing because new keychains tend to be larger than old ones. The skin is soft and smells very leathery. The zipper moves smoothly, but the zipper material is rough. Some defects found: 1. It does not have an internal flag along the zip chain to protect the key fob from being scratched by the zip chain inside the case.2. The tiny metal rings look very flimsy and I am worried if they will last long.3. The gap on the slider…

I wanted a key fob cover to prevent my 2018 Hyundai Santa Fe tailgate from accidentally opening (initially). I accidentally activated the trunk button a couple of times when the fob was in the same pocket as my keys, and it would have been semi-disastrous (for my wallet) if it happened while the SUV was in the garage. A solution might be to mechanically disable or remove the faulty fob button. It's difficult and destructive for that particular keychain. Another option is to isolate the keys by…

I bought this cover for my key fob because sometimes the buttons get accidentally pressed when the key fob is rolling around in my pocket. For example, one evening the tailgate button was apparently accidentally pressed. I didn't know that until morning. Because the lights in the car were on all night, the battery in my new car was dead when I drove out the next morning. Luckily I was able to remove the battery from my wife's car and didn't waste too much time getting to where I needed to go…