Secure Your Valuables: Digital Wall Safe with Electronic Keypad, Steel Construction, and 2 Manual Override Keys - Perfect for Safeguarding Money, Jewelry, Passports, and More

Steelheader: Fit perfectly, well built, only improvement for it would be a small place to put your finger to pull door open after putting combo in.

United States on Oct 06, 2023

Justin M: The hardest thing about this is finding a spot to put it in the wall now I have piece of mind for my nephew the only bad thing about this is the beep sound when you type in the password is really loud but with some pliers you can easily take it off the board and no more noise

United States on Oct 02, 2023

aaron: This is a really nice and easy to onstage product. The only issue is the lock really limits general storage space inside. If you are just storing a few items it is worth the purchase.

United States on Aug 06, 2023

LS Review: Went with this option with a flush face so we could hide the safe behind a picture. Installation was pretty straight forward and fits pretty easily just as it should between 16" center studs. Has a pretty good sized flange in case you are not too good at hitting your mark cutting the hole. Comes with few screws that are pretty useless because the are just not the right size (much too long and smaller dia than they should be). Only rather significant negative is that the locking mechanism is a good bit larger than I expected. That means there is a major area of the inside of this already very small safe that is un-usable. Notice the picture of the safe with the door open. that entire center section inside the safe is just about useless. You can maybe stand up something very skinny, like a stack of passports or something, or maybe a very thin necklace box (thought most are too thick for that space).

So, plan on just the bottom shelf and top shelf being useable, with maybe just a couple really small or thin items on the entire middle section.

United States on Jun 26, 2023

LakeviewsLakeviews: This safe will only keep the most honest of people honest, and probably prevent the “grab-and-dash” thief from easily running away with its contents.
First, the claim that the safe is constructed of 1/8-inch steel is an out and out fabrication. The front face and door are 1/8-inch, but the remainder is constructed of steel at most half that thickness.
Second, the door when closed and locked fits so sloppily in the front panel recess that the door can be sufficiently pulled away from the recess so that one could insert a large screw driver in the gap, and I suspect, then spring the door sufficiently to get a larger crowbar in there to deform the front door entirely and gain access to the contents. Mind you, I did not validate my speculation because I didn’t want to destroy it and void the possibility of returning it. Two pictures are provided to help with visualization of my claim.
Third, when installed with the 1/4” lag bolts that are provided the lags are so lengthy that they protrude through 2x4 wall stud. There’s sufficient exposed length that I suppose a thief could get a pair of vise grips on the lags and partially unscrew them. This might compromise the...

United States on Oct 31, 2022