Replacement Key Fob Car Remote and Uncut Transponder Key Compatible with KBRASTU15, CWTWB1U733, ID 46, NI04T (2 Pack)

The fob works perfectly!

As expected, I had no problems programming the fobs myself, only takes a couple minutes The keys have to be cut and programmed by a locksmith but it a quick & easy process Locksmith’s in my area charge around $50 each key to be cut and programmed

Similar quality to OEM. Locksmith cut and coded the keys with no problem. The programming instructions provided by the seller did not work. I found programming instructions online and the keys programmed easily after that.

I must admit, I've only used half of the product at this time. We really needed new remotes and this was a great value. They were easy to program (as easy as programming can be for a Nissan, that is), and now my boyfriend and I can both get in and out of the truck with no issue. Unfortunately since we are the third owner of our vehicle, the second key is long gone and we are stuck with only one. Nissan has this annoying thing where you HAVE to go to the manufacturer to get a new key cut, so we haven't done that yet. From what I understand I could take the blank to any locksmith and get it cut to open the doors, but having the fob makes that an unnecessary waste of a blank. Having Nissan cut the keys is expensive enough, so I'm very glad I was able to find a suitable blank to take to them rather than having to buy it entirely from the stealership.

The key quality is really nice on these but sadly never got to use them because the transmission went out on my truck.

Took keys and fobs to Ace hardware and they programmed the fobs and cut the keys. Works perfectly and saved a bunch of cash.

Came in a timely manner, easy instructions no problem connecting.

First, it's tricky to find anyone to cut these keys. Places like ACE Hardware have the ability to program them, but won't use outside keys any longer. They have keys they sell and will only cut those. I eventually found a very good local locksmith that was willing to manually cut them. However, when I mentioned it was for a Nissan, he warned me that the last time he tried to program a 3rd-party key for a Nissan, both the factory keys and the new keys did not work. He had to tow the vehicle to the dealer to get it resolved. He said that Nissans and Subarus are known for having the programming process fail. I did some research on my own since I have a scanner that advertises it will code the keys, and I was planning to use it. When programming they keys, the ECU re-generates the random code for the chip (for all keys). Then you register each key with the ECU and it's embedded with the new code. As a result, the factory keys will no longer work if the process fails. You also need a Nissan-specific ODBII scanner that does the key programming. I've only found one on Amazon and it's a little buggy. The YouTube videos where you lock the doors from the inside and insert the key 6-10 times are ONLY for the key fob. Not the chip in the key. The short version is that I didn't have the guts to try and program the keys. Having a few extra was not worth the possibility of bricking my truck. It turned out to be a $20 experiment that didn't work out.

Excelente por el precio

One of the key wasn't working at all and quality of the product was very cheap. I returned and thanks to amazon i recieved full refund

Fácil de programar, funcionando bien