Could you hide a key card from a hotel in it?
936703
No. If you want to hide something like that you'll have to go for a bigger size can
1676339
Yes while they are small keys you will have to find a place who can copy them. They do not say do not copy or anything like that, note that these are the same size as suitcase locks.
686636
I tried the foil trick prior to purchase. Work scanner could read my id tag. So I would say No. Plus you have to continually re-wrap card with foil. The thick aluminum foil may damage the chip that is now imbedded in most cards.
1635532
can't say as have not carried thru security but don't see why not as it is attached to your keys and gets scanned.
1021077
I haven't tried it, but I would think so, because the cover is made of leather (or leather-like material), so it would be like scanning your card without taking it out of your wallet, which many people do.
350121
If the question is, will you be able to pass it through security without taking out your laptop, than the answer is No.
1930958
No it is just open on the top. There's nothing to keep it closed. But I have one key card and two smaller cards and it stays for the most part
504218
Yes you can slip paper in there even a card or something. Nothing as big as keys or anything thick, but I have put paper in the pockets. There are 6 credit card size pockets.
591134
No , it's a safety lock to keep people from going out or people coming in. Can only be accessed from the inside.
697417
It's possible it will deactivate if you put it in there w/other credit cards - just like any wallet. I have, however, tried sliding it in perpendicular to how it's supposed to go into the phone case so the contact w/my credit card is less, and that has worked. (But of course it's not easy/safe to carry around much w/the hotel key partially sticking out, so I've only done that like if I'm heading down for breakfast or to the fitness room in the hotel.) Sorry that I can't tell you for sure if it deactivates by sticking it all the way in the right way...never been willing to try because I want to avoid having to reactivate the card at the front desk...which I'm guessing you feel the same way since you're asking here instead of trying it out. haha
554220
I'll bet you could. Not a plastic covered one like from a car--but a "regular" house key? Yup!
1522604
You could put a cable through the slot at the end of the device. The slot is about 1/8" by 5/16". A cable might prevent a casual grab of the device, but the slot is just a hole in the thin end of the plastic housing, presumably for carrying it on a keychain or the like. A determined thief could break through the plastic around the hole without much effort. It would have to be a dumb thief, though, since the device isn't much good for anything without the software it is meant to protect.
175255
A regular sized one, yes. Like a combo lock or a master lock with a key would fit pefectly and prevent it from being opened
77796
You could probably get away with it....if you don't hang too many keys on it and/or too many papers. Just depends how much you want to load it down.
1902263
In my kit, there isn't one I'd put in my wallet, the thinnest one is probably at least 5 cards thick. One could easily be put in a purse though, or on a keychain attached to the wallet.
1539835
the safe comes with a key that bypass the electronic controls. the key hole is hidden behind the keypad.
544267
The box will accommodate legal sized paper. A key shouldn't be an issue. If you're referring to the width of the slot, that measurement is 1/2" wide. So, it should be fine.