all you need is two (2) masters to get this key made into a perfect copy for a few $$ ($3
925084
Save my bacon more than once, all you need is two (2) masters to get this key made into a perfect copy for a few $$ ($3.00)
4686141
If you have the original master key and can make your own, these keys are excellent. They feel and act like an original one vs. some of the cheaper lighter ones out there.  Directions to match it to your car can be found online.

Love this key!
2253634
These keys worked great at a fraction of the cost of a dealer. The box stores wouldn't cut or program them, so found a locksmith that charged a bit more than I wanted, but figure I still saved a couple hundred overall. Strongly recommend. Suggest locking one new key away as a new Master version, you can make more copies off of this one.
2150656
So, the key is just fine. It's just that it has to be cut on both sides so not everyone can do it. Mine was ruined because the key machine could only cut one side and the cutter was inexperienced. Without hesitation, I would buy this key again. It was sturdy and well made.
89531
I bought two of these locks, but only after receiving them, did I remember that I didn't have an option to get the locks keyed with the same key, so now I have 2 locks, each requiring a different key!  You can replace the cylinder with like-keyed locks, but that's an extra expense.  If you buy these lock from a locksmith, you can get them with the same key.  Of course, since these are also combination locks, you don't need to use the key very often (only if you ignored the low battery warning and he electronic opening no longer works!).  Programming is simple, done from the lock itself.  It was a simple switch-out for the lock in my garage, as the hole required for the lock was the same size as the existing hole in the door.  Installation took 10-15 minutes for a perfectly working lock.  The front door was a different matter, as the existing hole in the door was too small to fit the new lock.  I had to drill a larger hole (I got a spare piece of plywood from Home Depot, drilled a 2 1/8" hole through it, clamped the wood in place over the door, and used the plywood with the hole in it as a guide to drill the hole in the door), and unfortunately, it wasn't exactly centered.  This meant that for the lock to operate smoothly, the lock is not vertical on the door.  Also, the door is not 100% flat, so the top edge of the lock is raised from the surface of the door by approximately 1/32".  That might be enough to allow moisture into the lock, underneath the rubber seal.  I guess time will tell.  I have just ordered the Vera3 (from Micasaverde) to control the locks remotely, and that unit will also allow me to monitor when the door is opened, and to remotely add/delete entry codes.
69252
I only wanted one copy and was sent and charged for 2.  I did get a friend to buy the other one, so not a big deal.
2379688
I set the combination and put my key into it and then tried to open it with the code I set and it will not open.  Super frustrating.  A waste of money and now I need to make another key copy.
2598601
1 g0t the keyb0ard 1n the ma1l and 0nly a few 0f the keys w0rk s0..... ya 1t k1nda 1s an 1mr0rtant th1ng
2435727
The remote looks good the key I haven't cut yet but does look a little different than the original. Just barely looks different. You should know this is useless unless you have 2 keys in your possession already. If you do not own and have in your possession 2 keys that are programmed already, you will have to go to the dealer. The dealer charges 140 dollars to program 2 keys.
3914183
Picture may show two keys, but you only get one. With that said, it's still pretty cheap for just one key, and the fact that I haven't had a chance to use it yet; which is a good thing, helps keep me at ease that I have a handcuff key handy for if I ever get handcuffed to a radiator in someones' rape-dungeon.
285885
Directions say you need 2 working keys to program these - it din't say that when selling them. I bought them because I only have 1 working key. Now I have to pay someone to program them for me. Just wish it would have said that.
2632157
good key.
I wonder if there is any empty case with out the key blade. I needed the case, not the blade part. I had to do wome work for that.
who actually needs that blade anyway? a spare key is cheap, but not computer chipped key. I had to take out my original key out of my old honda key case, then, melt some parts of this key, then put back, then do some plastic melting work. next time I will just cast my key with my computer chipped key. that will save more time.
3985391
Literally just the disc. You need to get a key from somewhere else in order to use it. The disc is in pristine condition.
4217542
Got a cheap knock-off copy of a real sog key.
You can tell straight away that the key is not original not just from the packaging but the sog lettering doesn't match sog's lettering.
184876
Worked just great for me. $5 to get the key cut, took the guts out of my old key, put them in the new key and I was back in business. Dealer wanted over $100 for a new key.
3173165
When my blank key arrived (together with my key-less remote) my husband and I programmed the key-less remote and then went to Home depot and ask if they made car keys copy and the associate seemed a little lazy and said yes, but that he can't make a copy with my blank key. So my husband and I then went to Walmart,  like another customer suggested on here, and they for sure were so polite and nice and helped us out. They made us a copy with this blank key and also gave us the copy key they make all for just $1.89. We left super happy, and then we tested it with our car, and wa-la it worked perfectly. So I also recommend anyone who doesn't want the boring and dull key that the older Suba models come with to buy this blank key and go to Walmart to get their copy done.
521366
This is exactly as advertised. I bought 2 of these to replace a broken key on a 2010 Honda Civic. The electronics and small screw from the broken key were transferred to this new key. There are 7 Ace hardware stores in my area, only 1 had the tool to cut this kind of key. They charged $40 per key, but now I have the broken key replaced and another spare just in case.