Kelay 2 Buttons Car Key Fob Case Remote Control Replacements Compatible for Opel Vauxhall Buick Astra Insignia Vectra Chevrolet Cruze Aveo Spark Captiva Orlando (1pcs)

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Looks good and works as intended. But it was extremely fiddly to swap the key blade over from the old key to the new one. (And I am a engineer and have some useful tools ( I had to do some fileing to get the pin back in)). Swapping the electronics was easier once you get the original key open. Work well though, but only time will tell how long it lasts.

This is a good replacement case. It is best to take the blade from your old case and use the new mechanism as even though they look identical they are not. Also wind a few times on reassembly to make the blade flick out properly. Lots of tutorials available showing the best method. Working great, I added a small screw to clamp the pieces together for extra security.

It would be nice once in a while to get something as seller shows in the pictutes. This key fob DOES NOT comes with a screw as pictured (image 3). When operating central locking, left button, unlock, you can feel click under the finger where locking button, right one, is without feel click under finger, so you need to relay visualy to make sure that car is locked/unlocked. Blade wound three times, pops out quite quick, shalll see how long it last. Membrane over lock/unlock button matterial is somehow hard, need a good finger press to operate it. All in all, works, but again, it could be made of better quality.

As others have stated these replacements are poor quality and not a standard swap. The original key blade does not fit. A file, punch, new pin and several hours of frustration likely required. Save yourself the hassle and look at alternatives even for a few quid more.

Reliable enough I have forgotten how many car keys have split at the pin and these fix it for a while. Just like new !.

Slightly different to ones I've had before. Got it all put together and is fine. Feels strong and a good clip together. I really l8ke thus one as there's a simple piece to change the battery.

It seems ok a little flimsy and I suspect the buttons won’t last long if in daily use. As others have said it’s not an exact copy and the key mechanism is different so you have to remove the key and change it over into the new fob. Not a major issue but you will need a few basic tools to do successfully. For the price I paid I am happy with the fob much cheaper than going to the main dealer!