Cover Key Shell for for Kia - Fob Case Flip Remote Key 3 Buttons for Kia Sportage Venga Piccanto Rio with KASER Leather Keyring

YouTube video helps as to how you should take apart the old key and reassemble new one. I got lucky as the key part just about fitted from old into new, so no need to have key cut. Overall I’m satisfied with the product but as it’s being used as a second key, I’m not sure as to how long it would last under continuous use.

Bought this to replace the keyfob case for a Santa Fe 2013, whose outer shell cracked at the buttons. Arrived in three days and proved to be a perfect match for the Santa fe keyfob. Took ten minutes to fit the inner electronics, which were removed from the older fob. My old key blade also matched and was fitted, so I didn't have to have the new one cut at a locksmith. Cost just 20 euro with shipping, while the dealership asked for 160 Euro for a new keyfob, complete with all the elctronics.

Doesnt fit to hyundai i20 but definetly is a good case

Great replacement ..it was more tricky to take my other one apart and works perfectly for Kia Sportage 12 plate I am really impressed how this snapped together very easily and secured with a screw.I an really pleased and have purchased another one for my spare.

Replacement keys , managed to find a key cutting service to cut the blades, could not transfer the old blades into the new cases, they were not compatible. Then managed to transfer all the electrics over to the new keys. Be aware the immobiliser cube can get damaged very easily when transferring over, had to buy a new one and get it re-mapped, but other than that a very good product.

Very good key fob case, the only difficult part to changing this was getting my old case open. All the parts fitted together perfectly and I could use my old key blade this saved me getting the new blade cut. This one even came with a little Hyundai logo for the back of the key. Highly recommended.

Brilliant replacement for my old Kia Cee'd keyfob which decided that it just wanted to break in two.I would suggest that anyone looking to replace their fob takes their old one apart very carefully and note where each part goes. This is especially true for the the small piece of circuit board located in the corner nearest to the key's swivel point. Stating the obvious but without this in the new fob it will not work.

Unfortunately the fob fell to bits after a short use.