🔑 KeylessOption CWTWB1U751 Keyless Entry Remote + Uncut Ignition Key Fob Replacement (2-Pack): Easy Car Access Solution Review

Excellent quality key. All buttons work. I cut it out after asking the local warehouse to copy the key for me. They don't like responsibility, but they copied it anyway.

We received the keys promptly and programmed them to prevent theft. They told us that the keys do the programming and they could buy them, but when I read the reviews I knew they were scamming me. We went ahead and both keys were programmed. The quality is good, but let's see how long they last. Will be updated

Both buttons are programmed well. I programmed the button myself (tutorials on YouTube) and drove it to Nissan to program the transponder chip. They warned me that many of these aftermarket keys wouldn't be programmable and would still need charging if they didn't, but mine is programmed well. Programming at the dealership was $80, which was a lot cheaper than going to any local locksmith.

Of course this radio key is cheap and you can mostly program it yourself, but it needs professional help, either a locksmith or a dealer. Locksmiths typically charge $75 to $100 per key for cutting and programming. This kills the purpose of buying a blank key in the first place and trying to save money. There are better solutions like SIMPLE KEY PROGRAMMING KIT.

I don't know whose fault it is. But I was informed that A) Revain, my workshop, said it fitted my 2014 Nissan Juke exactly (Nissan Smart Key. Start button only) B) An independent transponder programmer (and eventually a Nissan dealer) said it did due to the complexity of its anti-theft device. These keys are very rarely corrected. To make this story shorter. The car had to be towed to the dealership with a key, which ended up costing me about $400. The seller was quick in shipping and then…

I finally got the chance to program this remote control that I ordered, but it doesn't work. I took it to a locksmith and dealer and the remote won't lock or unlock the car. I can start and control the car with the key, but I cannot lock the car with the remote control. Both the locksmith and the dealer said it was a bad remote control. I called today and was told to replace the battery but that didn't work either. I don't know if they will replace it or give me my money back as I have a remote

I first called my local Nissan dealer to see if they would like to program a NATS (Nissan Anti Theft System) chip into these aftermarket keys. First, they said they have a strict after-sales policy. I told them I understood, but that rule is about kit lifting and stuff. I told them I was willing to pay for their work to see if the programming would work. They are obliged. So I went to the local Ace Hardware but they refused to cut these keys so I called the local little locksmith and they cut…

This key was perfect for my 2013 Nissan Sentra. It's quickly programmed using a method I found through a quick internet search and is used as a spare key in case another gets locked in the car. One disappointing thing is that the car won't start unless a technician with access to the right software programs the car to recognize it. Nissan wanted over $200 for it so I'll just leave it as a key. Electronic keys are great for locking, unlocking and beeping. I had a key made for free at a warehouse

like this will not work. Lots of other people on clubfrontier, reddit and Revain said otherwise so I bought a key. A mobile locksmith came to me and within 20 minutes the key was cut and programmed. I really like having the key and remote in one device. The buttons on the remote are much better than the buttons on the factory remote. Rather than soft rubber like the factory remote, this remote's buttons are plastic, giving you tactile feedback and an audible click when you press one (fans of…