Kingsley Guard-a-Key Black Realtor's Lockbox Portable Resettable Hanging Key Safe Combination Lock Box for House Keys, Realtors, Vacation Rentals, Black

Really solid, sturdy lock case. Narrow form and easy to use

Works great, easy to use and fits good.

I set this up for a FSBO at my home. I was hesitant at first, from the mixed reviews, but it was reasonably priced and looked like it had good capacity. I read the directions that came with it, followed them (not difficult), and set my combo. One of the reasons I chose this one was the ability to change combos; very important when using a lockbox. I will change frequently if needed.It was easy for the agent to use; I did mark the location of the pin (where you should look for the numbers) with a pink wax marker to make sure she was doing it right. Otherwise it would be confusing; it’s right on the side, and there’s a subtle raised black mark, but it’s subtle. Pink marker made it un-subtle, and it all went smoothly from there. She did say she had trouble locking it back, but I didn’t have any trouble when I tried. In my experience, realtors are careless about putting things back with any lockbox. I found this out with my agent’s box in another sale, when the viewing agents would forget to put the plate back securely, or would not spin the dials afterward, or wouldn’t even bother to lock the door on their way out. So, I don’t take her complaint seriously, especially after I did it myself with zero issues.It didn’t fit my key on a chain. I was surprised, since it says it has more capacity. I put the key onto a smaller keychain, and it worked; I think keys on chains are easier to grip and use, but if you want to leave bare keys, it should hold at least three.Try it. It’s got a decent return policy. That’s why I did, and I’m happy so far. It feels sturdy, and the dials are good. I don’t think it could stop a bolt-cutter, but for a normal, non-high-security purpose like house showings, it seems just right.

I bought this product because of a concern that I might lose my key someday; I want a way to get into my house without calling a locksmith if that happens. I just received it, put a key inside, and installed it. So far so good.On the plus side, it's easy to use and to set and reset - once you know how to do it. I'm taking off one star though because the directions for setting and resetting it are in tiny print, poorly written, and difficult to understand.There are, though, some good videos on Youtube showing how to set it. So it's not hard to find out. (The company might want to upload their own video with similar directions, give it a simple URL and provide a link to on the little direction sheet.)I was disappointed to learn after buying it that it's not waterproof, and that some people have reported rust on both the box and keys inside, and corrosion on the metal box from the moisture. It rains a lot here, so that would be problematic. I'm still keeping it, but will be watching for possible problems.One other issue to be aware of is its size. No points off for this one, because I should have checked the size more carefully before buying it. But I was hoping it would be large enough for a car key with an attached fob; it isn't. It's fine for small house keys though.

This works great! I use it to lock a cabinet at work and all of my coworkers need access to but there is only one key. We all know the passcode number and can easily open it to get the key and open up the cabinet. The lock seems strong and sturdy. The numbers are easy to turn and it is easy to open.Great for the price!

Probably the nicest lockbox of this type I have seen.Smooth, clean and nicely finished, will not look crumby on your door. It has a vinyl coating on the hasp to prevent scratching the door knob.Well built and strong.Simple to use.It is very low profile, just 3/4th inch thick so it doesn't really interfere with opening the knob.Huge storage capacity, the entire box is hollow except for the space occupied by the locking wheels.Very, very nice unit.Note of caution:When you hang the box on the door knob; before you lock the shut the hasp, be certain the locking wheels are facing AWAY FROM THE DOOR FRAME and will be visible when you look at them. If the wheels are facing the door frame it will be harder to read the numbers.To unlock the box you will need to rotate the box to see the combination wheel numbers. You will be rotating the box sideways up the door so the combination wheels face up and are easier to see. Because of the door frame, it is likely you will only be able to rotate the box one way: away from the frame. So be sure to hang the box so the combination wheels are facing away from the frame and will face upward, being visible when you rotate the box. If you hang the box with the wheels facing the door frame when you rotate the box the wheels will face downward, and you will need to get on your knees and look upward to see the combination wheels.Just a little thing, but worth double checking when you attach the box.This won't work with lever type door handles.This box is a keeper!Steve

I have not put the key hide away to use yet. But, it is sturdy, easy to use, and I feel like my key will be safe.

Perfect for putting spare keys outside!