Nikou Remote Control Key Fob, Universal Garage Door Opener Remote Cloning Wireless Alarm Remote Control Key Fob for Car Garage Door Gate

Used this to clone my old remote before it died and also bought a couple more for spares.Range is great. Alot further then other brands I've usedEasy to program and useBattery life is great. Haven't ajd to change the battery10/10 would recommend

When I read the reviews I guessed the fob was hit and miss. I guess if it works that’s fine - but mine didn’t. On reading the item page it actually says the led lights are red … the ones on the fob are blue. There seems to be some confusion . The instructions say it will flash 3 times - but mine flashes twice and then does nothing.It’s just frustrating- if you have time and patience and want to take a chance that’s fine but I would suggest most of the time you will just be wasting your time.

Please 'helpful' this review to help others if my instructions work for youthere are 2 types of these clone fobs that look the sameThis is the better type.to clear: Hold A + B for 3 seconds. release B (keep holding A) then tap B 3 timesto program: hold the button you want to program until it finishes flashing, keep hold of it. press the source button while holding them very close. The remote being programmed will flash again to notify it's received the signal. repeat for the other buttons.For info, to program the other type of these remotes:to clear, press and hold A+B for 3 secondsto program, hold, at the same time, the old and new buttons for a few seconds

This remote is easy to program using the supplier's video on Amazon. It works well with 443Mhz fixed code garage door openers. However, it is not for systems that use a rolling code. The majority of garage doors installed in the UK since the early 2000s have a rolling code, hence the many negative reviews.

We all tried, the instructions appear to be printed by a world war 2 espionage section, so small they could have been smuggled into a German POW camp by a fly with a rucksack. you'll need an electron microscope to read them, and then they make little sense.I'd return it if I could be arsed, which I can't.Anyway, matron says it's time for tea and my time on the internet is up.

I needed to get a spare remote for an underground car park and checked that my existing one has the same 433 MHz frequency as this. I managed to programme it easily and it worked first time then didn't. I re programmed it again and again it worked once then didn't. Doing a bit of research I found out that my existing NICE remote uses a rolling code for greater security. This one must use a fixed code, which is why it only works once before not working again. I can't really fault the item itself even though I had to return it. Perhaps the seller should clarify this important difference to avoid unnecessary returns. Top marks to Amazon for refunding without requiring me to return it. I now have a perfectly good remote but not for me.

Sadly, I couldn't get this to talk to my garage door unit.Had to return.Nicely made unit.

Working well. I'm very happy with my purchase. The item arrived on time, was exactly as described, and of great quality. The buying process was easy, and I would buy from this seller again.