New 2-Pack of Keyless Entry Remotes for Nissan & Infiniti Vehicles

Maria Gualsaqui: im not satisfied at all

Canada on Dec 04, 2023

Not Satisfied: One of the keys wouldn't work at first. I had to delete some of the keys in the system previously.

United States on Apr 26, 2023

Chuck: Misplaced 1 set of keys on my 09 maxima and they have not turned up and i get panicky when i only have 1. Did not xheck the dealer but I amnsure they are $250+ for 1 and $100+ for each additional. Anyway, took these to my locksmith. His store closed and moved 30 minutes out of my way but I called 3 other locksmiths in my area and for one reason or another they could not program this remote. My regular guy had it done in 10 minutes for $60 for 2 including the door key cutting. Worth a little extra gas for the longer drive. $80 for 2 and they work as well as the original. Thought for sure my other set would pop up as soon as i had these programmed but not yet. Don't really need them to now though. Good luck and find a good locksmith and these will work great.

United States on Aug 24, 2022

Keri Jones: My Dad and I sat outside for literally 45 minutes trying to program the key. They provide you with a lousy card w/ a website to go to. What they don’t mention is that you have to look up your car on the following website to find “instructions” on how to program the key for your car.

Well, it wasn’t helpful at all, huge waste of time to me. My dad is holding off on them to see if a locksmith could figure it out. If not I’ll be refunding the item

**I’ll post pictures in a few to provide what they send**

United States on Jul 14, 2022

Lonnie Seamans: Cutting & programming expensive. Two keys, cut & programmed, $220.00 CDN.

Canada on Feb 07, 2021

Oni: Bought for a 2010 Infiniti FX35. For my car, the keys can only be programmed by the dealer or a locksmith with the right equipment. I was fortunate enough to have one of my local locksmiths capable of the reprogramming. So make sure yours will be able to as I believe most dealers will turn down reprogramming any aftermarket keys. Which is why i gave the install a 4 instead of 5. Other than that, they programmed smoothly.

As others have stated, I also bought the Transponder Chip keys, (2 KeylessOption Replacement Key Remote Keyless Emergency Insert Uncut Blade Blank With Transponder Chip for Smart Prox) and had my locksmith cut these instead of the ones inside the fobs.

On a side note, I was pleasantly surprised that they already came with batteries.

United States on May 15, 2020

Joe DuchJoe Duch: I bought these 2 remotes knowing I would have to have them programmed to my car by either the dealer or a capable locksmith. I went to a local locksmith I trust (Olympia WA) and I'm very pleased that they were able to program them easily. They charged me $40+ tax to program both remote/key sets. You’ll need at least one original working remote to program new remotes. To program the hard keys, I also purchased separately, copy and paste (2 KeylessOption Replacement Key Remote Keyless Emergency Insert Uncut Blade Blank with Transponder Chip for Smart Prox) because the keys that come with these remotes do not have the chip in the key slot. You'll need this if your remote batteries are too weak or dead in order to access and drive your car away when the remote batteries are not working.

I'm happy with these remotes but it's too bad that they don't come with the programmable hard keys, which are only $9 for 2 and that's why I rated these remotes a 4 out of 5.

In photos; The picture on the left shows the remotes with the keys above. The keys on the upper right are what originally came with the remotes. The keys on the left are the programmable keys...

United States on Jan 22, 2019