🔑 KeylessOption 15732805 Car Key Fob Replacement: Pack of 2 - Hassle-Free Keyless Entry Remotes Review

I ordered two packs of these keychains, one didn't work, didn't return it, just copied it. One that works well, latches and unlatches my blazer.

These key fobs are very easy to program. Setup took about five minutes. It's easy to follow the instructions on the website. I use them on my 2000 Chevy Blazer and they work great! Can't beat the price and ease of programming.

Worked great. They were easy to assemble following the instructions provided. One of the remotes had a bad battery so it didn't work right away but other than that they were great.

The instructions provided for programming my daughter's 1998 model don't work. Thanks, I found a video on YouTube showing how to enter programming mode. .I LEFT 4 STARS DUE TO FAILURE INSTRUCTIONS.

Definitely worth it. Worked great, good range and function as ex works. My only complaint, and why I'm giving it 5 stars, is that the buttons are too light and easy to press. Only every now and then there is a problem with the remote control in the pocket.

It was worth the price. The 2000 Chevy Blazer had to disconnect the battery and connect plus and minus for three hours to drain and suck in all the juice noise, but (it worked) after this drain method, go ahead and follow the key ignition, driver's door open, etc. Manually this works a few times but don't go out and spend $100.00 on a dealer to set you up

absolutely brilliant, I'm a 54-year-old woman, I confess I know little about cars. These little things are very easy to program. I was able to complete the programming in less than 5 minutes. The instructions are clear, quick and error-free. We have two GMC Jimmy's, the dealer wanted $90 each plus $60 programming each. sadness forever. Definitely an incredible value and we're ordering a few more to have on hand.

They don't work for me but it's probably on my side so I can't fault the seller. I'm still trying to program them. Even used Tech2 and it doesn't work. They seem to be of high quality and if I didn't know where I got them from I would swear they are factory made.

It was worth the price. A 2000 Chevy Blazer had to disconnect the battery and connect positive and negative for three hours to drain all the juice - noise and stalling, but (it worked) after this method of draining the power, go ahead and follow the ignition key, open Manually it works, takes a few times but don't go out and spend $100.00 at the dealer to set it up dude

They arrived and were as described. Although it is very similar to the original factory remote, there are slight differences. The buttons are slightly raised and softer. This could increase the likelihood of the button being activated unintentionally. They were programmed exactly according to the factory program. I used the main remote for about ten days before it stopped working with my car. Replacing the batteries and checking the backup remote confirmed that the main remote was dead. Having…