🔒 Metal Kids Safe Bank with Key and Combination Lock - Blue Review

1 combination of numbers and keys for an easy to use and fun toy bench for my kids. They like to lock up small objects to keep them away from siblings. They also use it for the school's doll closet.

My 5 year old son loves this safe. He wasn't a fan of the key, so we leave part of the key open and just use the combination. Note: The following code says 60 but doesn't open until 40

Not exactly as advertised. The presence of a combination lock is announced. To open a COMBINATION LOCK, a series or COMBINATION of numbers is required. All you need is a number. Essentially, you just turn the dial until it pops open. It can be locked with a key, but only opened with a key.

A great little "piggy bank" that is much larger. My kids love to keep all kinds of treasures here. Below is a sticker that says "Combination" which consists of a number (e.g. 60). But they still feel like adults entering the combination to open it. There's also a key they might have. Comes with 2 so I left 1 :)

All good but not reliable. What I was most disappointed with was that the combination lock wasn't what I thought it would be. To unlock, set it to the number provided by the manufacturer and then unlock it with the key. I figured it would be like the code locker at school where you have to type it left, then right, then left and stop at different numbers to make a combination.

If you want to give this as a gift, don't give it to more than one person. However, it serves its purpose. It's smaller than I expected. To use the number you have in your safe below, go to that number and click on it. The white slot at the top holds the keys. To lock it to make sure no one can accidentally go to that number and open your safe, lock it with your key so the lock is a car, take out your keys because it's locked vertically, you can't access it.

My 9 year old wanted a safe like his big brother. He ended up getting it because he liked the color, the shine, and the fact that it was shaped like a locker. It's cheap, poorly made and should be priced at $5 so you don't have buyer's remorse if it breaks. His brother has one of those gray Schylling safes we all grew up with. We bought it from Cracker Barrell a few years ago and just couldn't find anything quite like it here. I just googled and they are available from TSC for contactless…

Got this for my son for his birthday because he always tries to keep his stuff away from his younger brothers. He likes it very much. It's a lot smaller than I imagined. I should have paid more attention to the measurements but it still works for what I got it for. You get 2 keys but one of ours was bent and unusable. The combination lock is really cheap and it looks like the handle is about to break. A bit annoying because when your key lock is locked you can't open the combo lock safe. I got…