Keyless2Go Replacement: New Car Key for HYQ12BDM & HYQ12BEL with H Chip - Enhance Your Vehicle's Security! Review

My local locksmith was able to cut and program this key (H) on my 2017 Corolla LE. It literally took less than 10 minutes! And the price is much better than the dealer. Very happy with my purchase.

Good quality. Looks OEM. Came with the battery installed and "H" stamped on the blade, just like the original. Homemade programming using (Toyota Key Programming Tool for G and H Chips) and then copying was carved by a locksmith. Up to $100 total. Save a lot of money to have a dealer or locksmith do it all, about $350-$450

They work! Bought 2 for a 2015 Toyota Corolla. Took them to a locksmith who made 2 keys for the price of 1! They work perfectly, just like the original, no problem with programming! Definitely a good buy, so glad I didn't spend all that extra money on original keys! 2 keys with programming and cutting cost me $142 instead of $310 they wanted for factory keys!

Unfortunately I was unable to sync the transponder to the car or keyless entry. Which honestly might be because the key programmer I used was one of those cheap green OBD2 key programmers from Revain. However, I'm pretty sure this key will work for the cars it's designed for, I just have no luck with that crap.

This key works great and I programmed it myself using the ICARSCAN programmer - https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01FSDI8F2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc =1Both the transponder chip and remote control functions were easy to program. The hardest part was finding someone to carve the key. They all want to SELL the key, not just CUT the key. But I have a nice guy from Home Depot who helps me!

I took the risk of ordering a non-genuine key fob for my 2016 Toyota Camry SE, but this worked. The locksmith quoted me a price of $285 to order and program and I didn't want to pay that much. I ordered this for $30 and took it to the locksmith who programs the keys. He carved a key for me but couldn't program it. He suggested another locksmith, and after several tries, the second locksmith was able to program it for $50. So I got a fully functional keychain for my 20216 Camry for only $80…

The dealership charged $300 for a key replacement. Instead, I decided to buy this key blank, a laptop USB interface for key programming, and Ace Hardware cut the key. I ended up spending less than $75 and after a little work I got a working key. I recommend anyone buying a new key open their existing key and verify the key's model number, FCC number, and the letter on the key blank. I have a 2016 Toyota RAV4 and research online has shown that a different key is a very common replacement, but it