Features:

• Allows keyed or keyless entry with your own custom-created digital code
• Avoid fumbling for the right key in an emergency or whenever urgent access is required
• Can be permanently and securely attached to wall or floor from inside (heavy-duty bolts included)
• Worry-free and economical way to keep cash, jewelry, medicine and irreplacables safe
• Our most popular-sized safe; easy to conceal with 1000 cubic-inches of interior space

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
---- Easily store and keep valuables safe at home or office with this digital safe; works with included key or your own customized digital code you program. For added security, we've made the hinges concealed so they're tamper-proof. Plus, we include he

Rating : - cheap plastic toy
The safe looks like a child's toy and could probably be opened by a child with a toy screwdriver. The panel with the buttons is flimsy plastic and is mounted to the door by a single soft metal screw that wasn't screwed in fully or straight. The knob that is supposed to be what you turn to open the safe spins freely an infinite number of turns in either direction without any resistance and is so completely loose it's wobbly, giving me the impression it's not attached to any functioning internal mechanism at all and is just there for looks. The door rattles when I move the safe. The unit I received came with an instruction sheet that describes how to use a different safe than the one I received, so the directions are mostly useless. The unit I received is different from the one pictured on the web page where I added it to my shopping cart on amazon's website. The main difference is that the buttons and lights on the door panel are different in appearance and location. The ones in the website picture look relatively sturdy compared to the ones on the unit I received, which are flimsy rubber pads like on a 1980s video game controller or an old TV remote, and they smush and bend when you push them and look like they'll break off easily just like my Atari 5200 buttons eventually did. Based on its rickety, clunky looks the unit gives me absolutely no confidence anything I put in it will actually be safe. But there's no way to test that theory since I can't get it to open. I followed the directions on the instruction sheet to the letter several times in spite of the fact that the instructions are clearly for a different model, but the safe door, which was closed and locked when I received the unit, will not open. I'm sure this is for the best since the doorknob on the safe clearly doesn't do anything but spin, and if I were to be able to open the safe and put something inside it, the door would never open again to release my belongings without my getting a hammer to crack off the brittle plastic faceplate. Will be returning this inconvenient joke to the seller tomorrow. What a waste of my time.