BANVIE Car Keyless Entry System, Car Central Power Door Lock with 4 Button Remote Control Transmitter, Electrical Anti-Theft installations for Vehicles

These work perfect. The installation was not bad at all if you are pretty good with DIY and have any experience working in a car. It took me 30 minutes. The diagram shows wiring to the battery but I couldn't find a good spot to get through the firewall so I ended up going with a fuse tap going from the fuse for my radio which is a constant 12V. Very easy and the rest of the wiring was exactly like the diagram. I did this on a 2002 Toyota RAV4 and both yellow wires and the black wire were grounded. Then red wire to the fuse tap for 12V. And then find the specific wires for your unlock/lock and tap into those with the white wires. The remotes are really nice too and look fancy. I did not hook up tje brown wires to the turn signal lights or the trunk pop wire as I have a hatchback. 10/10 would recommend

I have a grade model tundra which means base without any bells or whistles. I got sick of opening the truck with the key and checked with my dealership who quoted me $500 to install keyless entry. I am a DIY person so after a few YouTube videos I discovered this thought I’d give it a try. I can honestly tell you it’s really easy to install and it works very well. I’m truly shocked how inexpensive this is. If you’re decent at wiring and have confidence To give it a try I recommend it. All you need to do is get a wiring diagram for your vehicle and find the lock and unlock leads you’re ready to go after that. You won’t use half of the available wires on their brain box.

Overall I like it ,was relatively easy to install .I had to add a resistor for the lock function to work .That's a Chevrolet/GM thing I think though.Im definitely no wiring expert ,more of a tinkerer.Ocassionally it doesn't unlock for me .

Very well built the remotes are solid. It has a pretty good range that it works. Plenty of options how to hook it up for your system.I am happy with it.

At first I was super happy with this. It was super easy to hook up and the remotes seem quality but after just 2 days it now won't do anything. I've check everything and can't get it to work. Ive installed many keyless entry systems so I know what I'm doing so I 100% confident that the unit just failed. I got this one to replace my old AVS door popper system because it won't let you program new remotes to it for some reason now. I guess him just going to have to bite the bullet and spend the money on a well known brand. Like they say you get what you pay for.

Straight-forward installation, simple operation and it does what it's supposed to at a fair price. FYI, the remote is cloneable via VDDI so you can use a myriad of keyfobs including flipkeys.

The remotes that come with this are heavy and feel nice. They have metal cases at least partially. The instructions are SMALL PRINT and you sort of have to know what you are doing to some extent. For example most cars will use a negative trigger and you can't just hook up those wires, you have to ground two other wires to make it work. No big deal at all just be aware. Directions are tiny and I had to use a magnifier to see them. For the price this kit is hard to beat.

Great product at a great price