Seems like overkill just to protect it against the keys in ...
348487
I haven't gotten screen protectors in about three years, so I was a little thrown off about a couple things here:

1. It's really, crazy thick. Are they all these thick these days? Seems like overkill just to protect it against the keys in my pocket, and especially since the iPhone 6 screen is beveledyou can really feel the edge of this thing. I considered not using it for this reason, but my need to keep the screen unharmed won out.
2. The first protector I pulled out of the case was covered in dust! I thoroughly cleaned the phone first, plopped the protector on there, and WOW were there bubbles everywhere. I pulled it off and saw that all the dust I assumed was on the front side of the protector was actually covering the sticky side. Yay. Luckily the second one was fine.
3. Fingerprints show up like no other. I think this is common to screen protectors though, so I won't dock too many points for that.

Overall, though, not bad. It was easy on, it doesn't distort the screen, and it's protective. Fine purchase.
3007325
it's a cover that has lit keys.  It works fine.  Overpriced but it's very nice
1177619
This is a great cover for my keys otherwise I wouldn't be able to use the keyless entry. It does make the remote a bit bulky, but I have no complaints
3059230
People need to understand that this is a water- and fire-proof safe, not a UL or otherwise rated safe for security resistance. The lock will keep casual snoopers out, but will not stop a determined thief for more than a minute. It is intended to protect the contents from excessive heat, and submersion caused by fire-fighting equipment or sprinklers--the lock is just there to keep the lid on through those events--that is it.

My recommendation is to mark the safe with a stenciled notice that basically says "Only contains documents/records--no cash value". Will that really stop a thief? Probably not, but if you have documents that are that valuable, this is not the right kind of equipment. You would be better off just getting a safe deposit box at a bank, and calling it a day.

As for features, the inside is sized to accept hanging files in standard paper and A4/legal sizes (the left side bar just pops in and out of the appropriate slot). The lid is sprung, and has a support strut that prevents mashed fingers. The interior volume is very generous; I had a "milk crate" hanging file, and this file took all of the contents with room to spare. It even accepted 1" 3-ring binders without interfering with anything. Worst case, you could take out the hanging files, and lay the contents flat.

People have claimed the safe is difficult to open or close, but there is a really simple trick to doing this--press down firmly  when operating the lock (sit down on it if you need to). If you can't use the plastic opening latch once the key is out, you know it is secured. Once you have practiced a couple of times, it is very easy to use...honestly I'm a little baffled people complain about this.
2508696
The protect your screen for your key board. Side note is you may have to cut the back two tabs off so it want stress the hinges. The edges don't have frays it does what it should.
3717792
Not really security, but a deterrent.  You can get in to the case without the key, all you need to do is spin the entire lock with a pair of pliers.  But at least it prevents casual theft and discourages others.  Got these for both my kids' tower PC's so that room mates and visitors to their college dorm/apartment aren't tempted to borrow components from their computer.

Why is it that case manufacturers don't provide a security lock anymore?
3187749
The wallet part holds a little bit of cash and maybe a card, but the the tradeoff is just too high. It takes a nice sleek Note 4 and makes it fat. Normally I am ok with that because I have big paws, but with this case it feels odd. It literally doubles the overall thickness, maybe more. It also muffles the speaker.

So it doubles the thickness and doesn't carry enough for me to forgo carrying a wallet. So what's the point?
2654644
The unit fits over your key, offering protection and helping eliminate accidental button presses.  The rubber material attracts lint and fuzz.
3387019
I believe it will act as deterrent to the common thief. Like a locking gas cap, I'm sure it can be defeated by those determined to gain access. Provides a piece of mind and that was what I was after.
4282945
I bought this to hide house keys inside my car. I'm an independent contractor and I have a host of client's keys that I need on a daily basis. I don't want to leave the house and forget the keys, but I also didn't want to throw them in the glovebox so this seemed like a novel (no pun intended) way of keeping them in the car but out of plain sight. I threw another book in next to it, so from the perspective of anyone looking in, I'm potentially just a literate driver.

 The lock function on the book would be to keep honest people out. If someone you knew came across the lock, then clearly you didn't want them in. However if this was stolen or discovered by the wrong person it wouldn't take much to break it. This isn't a fire safe.

The hinge on the front cover that reveals the security door inside has begun to wear thin and is exposing the cardboard/paper underneath the blue exterior. I can see the front cover becoming completely torn by the year's end. I also open and close the book at least 15 times a day, so this may be a non issue for some. The exterior is convincing and would work well in a home.
775462
It fits pretty well and probably offers a little protection.... the handle is a horrible idea.  These tablets are made to convert between laptop and tablets.  The handle is on the keyboard side, which means your tablet can fall right out of the keyboard if you carry it with just the handle.
4445100
It's kind of difficult to squeeze the key in and attracts some dust but the protection trade-off is worth it.
3590678
While this does protect your key fob a bit and also gives it a unique look, it also is a bit thick and adds some bulk. If you carry it in your pocket, you will feel it more than just with the fob by itself.

I would say for this reason, this is more suite to women who put their key fob in their purse.
952333
It's not that expected it's OK It can't fit if you have more the 6 keys even though it has extension it is not suitable in my opinion
492154
I would have preferred an easier closure than the tuck-in tab (something like a Velcro or snap closure would have been better) but it protects my tablet and the keyboard works well too. It takes some practice to remember oddball key mappings (like Fn+L to get an apostrophe / single quote) compared to a standard desktop keyboard, but it's great for when the touchscreen keyboard takes up too much screen space.
777970
It's good. The arms get in the way of the keyboard covers. I would think this would have been a factor in it's design. The middle section could be stouter. It is good that it allows more heat dispersion however it's a little floppy. Stiffening it up should be easy.
1514786
This lock is definitly overkill. It is so heavy that it broke the straps on my toolbag. A 3" chain is a little short for most places. However,I don't think anyone will get through it unless they have a grinder or a torch. I actually tried to retun it ,but I had waited too long. All in all it is a monster and you can probably get by with cheaper chain setup...