Kidde AccessPoint 001406 KeySafe - Secure Push Button Key Storage Box for Home & Office - Holds 3 Keys - Portable Black Key Safe for Outdoor, Vacation & Emergency Use

I have used this exact lockbox for many years and wanted to get a few more additional boxes. Very happy with them and they quality seems just as nice as the older ones that I have.This is the one where you can easily snap out the plastic plate to change the code. Good for homeowner - not as good for Airbnb (where you want the other model that requires a screw driver to change the code).These locks are decent in that most people can open them. They are not supper secure in that most people with technical abilities can watch a youtube video and open them without the combo in about a minute. The dial type by comparison is almost impossible to pick. But also, for the dial type, about HALF of todays Americans (who, shall we say, are not "geniuses") can NOT manage to figure out how to open them even WITH the combo. So for my rentals where security is first and the box is hardly used (only backup for lockouts), I figure the will eventually get in with the dial type (find someone who isn't a college student - lol) and for temporary access of contractors, I switch to the buttons. Nuf said.Works like a charm and I like having it delivered to my door rather than hunting through a big box store where you can't find anyone to help anyway. Great item!This has saved me a few times I forgot to carry a door key with me when leaving the house through the garage. Upon returning realizing I don't have a garage remote nor a house key.The build seems rather durable, although from personal experience, when I moved into my house, the previous owner left his/her keysafe on the garage sidedoor doorknob. I had removed the door knob anyway to change out all the locks, but wanted to experiment with trying to break into it. It wasn't a GE AccessPoint keysafe, but was of the same push-button type. I couldn't effectively break into it by trying button codes. But what I was able to do was take a 4-lb sledge hammer and break it open. A few wallops and the casing bent so that the door could be pryed open.I'm not so much concerned with someone using the sledge hammer trick on my lock box as it's connected to a gas-pipe and would be rather tricky to avoid all the other gas lines before striking the lock box effectively. Plus, if they do get in, I have a home alarm that should wake the neighbors up, if not call the police over.Anyway, I chose the black to make it less visible from the street. Those who know it's there are those I tell or those who snoop around my house. The codes are changed very so often and easily changed.The only problem I have with it is at the angle I have it locked up at makes replacing the door and key. At the angle the key clip seems to be in a position which makes it difficult to close the door completely to lock it. Perhaps this can be attributed to operator-issue, so whatever.As far as durability, no signs of rust or weakness. The lock box has been through 2 seasons of rain here in California.So far, no issues with the lock box, so I rate it 5/5.I like the look of this box better than most and it's very easy to set and use. The only thing I don't like is you have to use a code that is 5 or more numbers and never using the same one twice. All the others I have you can do 2-3, it's just harder to come up with something I will remember and most everything I would use would duplicate a number at least once.So therefore I found myself using something much easier to guess and just in an up or down pattern so therefore I'd say it's not as secure and not as easy to remember the combo since it will be at least a 5 number code.I would stick with the others.Work perfectly for what I neededThe lock box is not very secure. It says to program 5 to 7 numbers but the order of the numbers does not matter except maybe to help you remember. The product I received had been opened and the internal cover that doubles has a screw driver was bent and did not work. I bought for the convenience of a push button access but I would not buy again.The size if the instructions. TO SMALLExcellent, strong and easy to usePut this little guy through hefty tests -- emphasis on our Montreal weather! Stayed outside during snowstorms, freezing rain, extreme cold temperatures (-30 degree Celsius and ++). No deterioration visible on the safe. Push buttons always work, and keys are always safely secure inside. I made a small pros and cons list for easier visibility. Be mindful, the pros and cons are specific to my situation, it may differ depending on what you will use the safe for and on your personal opinion!Pros:- Highly sturdy -- stands-up to harsh weather- Aesthetically pleasing (I took the full black matte one)- Fits 3 keys- Easy assembly- Easy to useCons:- 6-digit code -- cannot reuse the same number, must be 6 different numbers- Heavy- Hard to see push buttons late at night (black on black)Hope this helps !Como asesor inmobiliario me ayudó mucho a compartir acceso a mis clientesPros: esta hecho de alta calidad y se nota que es muy difícil de violar, espero que me dure muchos años Contras: solo almacena llaves 3 medianas y no es apto para llaves largas de tipo pasador, no lo volveré a comprarThis is a really heavy duty, well-built product. The instructions for first setting the code are a bit confusing. You turn the crank 180 degrees only on the numbers you will program as your code. The instructions make it look like you turn all the numbers 180 degrees. Other than that, very happy with the purchase.Bought this over a year ago and it's been working perfectly ever since. It's used daily for our dog walker to gain access to the house and when we forget our keys. No issues experienced and the buttons all work great. Super easy to configure and still secure. Colour is great to blend against our brick walls too so it's not easily seen or noticed unless you're looking for it.