🔑 Carmonmon Smart Protectors Keyless Remote Key Case Shell - Car Key Plastic Cover with Side Blades for Porsche Cayenne Panamera (Black) Review

A friend has a factory set of keys and it seemed cool to me. I bought three sets, one for my key and one for a spare key. Why the third movement you ask? Well the plastic is more brittle than the factory part so one broke while wearing it. Now that they are on my keys I have had no more problems and they look cool. Even if I still feel stupid to have a Panamera-shaped key.

Dark blue is a deep, glossy, beautiful shade. I've had a different color before and they hold up great in pockets and everyday use, the old one has no scratches but the paint has chipped from a few drops (oops). It is very light and fits snugly like it does from the factory. I like the way it looks! My Panamera 4S is Aqua Blue Metallic, a darker, more muted blue, so they're not the same; However, they don't contradict each other, and that makes the keychain beautiful.

Wow, this product exceeded my expectations. Installation 1 minute. I used a tiny (say eyeglass screw) screwdriver to pry off the original side of my key. The new suitcase sides snap into place and fit perfectly. I was a bit skeptical about the paint color, as the name doesn't go with any of the Porsche factory colors. But the color on the web looked like the right color so I took a chance. If your car is sapphire blue metallic, this blue is perfect! Brilliant! I paid €10.99 for it including…

They fit my 2015 Cayman key perfectly (no remote). A great way to add some inexpensive customization! A note to folks broken at the small end - to install them there is a small plastic latch in the shackle (small end) - it needs to slide into the receiver on the key itself - so the step is to plug the small end in after inside, then slide the rest of the body in, starting with the small end up, and it just snaps into place. You can see if the latch is on the small end before you start inserting

Mayr Blue (the lightest blue on this list) is the closest match I've found. I have a Miami Blue car, anyone who owns that color knows how it changes hues with light. Customizing aftermarket side blades is next to impossible, and I'm not going to spend $130 on Porsche OEM painted blades. I have attached a photo showing the difference in two colors that look the same from this manufacturer. Photos are taken with the car in different lighting conditions. Blue left versus Myra Blue right. Both…

Porsche has an OEM option to paint the key side blades the same color as the car. In my case, after warranty service, I noticed that the dealer had scratched the front edge of the key, causing the paint to come off. OEM replacement parts are not cheap (around $100) so I went with this one as the color is not the color of this product but the plastic itself. The shade of white is slightly different from Porsche white (uni). , which is slightly less saturated), but most people won't notice. For…