Reseñas de clientes para VEVOR Caja Fuerte para Pistolas, con Apertura Mediante Huella Dactilar/Contraseña/Llave y Cajón de Acceso Rápido de 3 Vías, con Pantalla, para Guardar 2 Pistolas y Cargadores, Carga Inalámbrica

Dommage l’écran principal est défectueux il ne s’allume pas . Sinon le coffre s’ouvre et se referme bien . J’ai fait une demande de retour en espérant que ça soit rapide .

Leider nichts und Beschreibung ist auf englisch

I have been carrying for a few months now and have been trying several different safes to keep my pistol safe when I get home but accessible when I need it. I was looking forward to this one as the pop-out drawer option versus the lid type I've seen elsewhere. The fingerprint recognition was an important feature that I wanted to use. The safe shows two pistols in the safe, and I don't think that will fit for most people. One pistol fits pretty well, and maybe you can squeeze in a second but I wouldn't count on it. I normally carry small pocket pistols and this thing will have a hard time fitting two pistols. Accessibility is pretty decent. The buttons are easy to reach and feel even in the dark or low light. There is a bit more noise than I would like when the safe opens but overall, it is pretty quiet. The quality of the safe is okay. Nothing great. The lining of the safe is just so-so and I would've like better quality. Overall, I think this safe is decent value for the money but I will personally be looking for something else.

It seems like all of the reviews here are for multiple models, so to clarify mine is for the "Biometric + Drawer to Open" model. Here's the good, the bad, and the ugly: The Good: Right out of the box I could tell it was quality construction, it has a nice weight to it and feels very solid. Setup was fairly easy and it's easy to use. I had zero issues getting the fingerprint reader or password to work consistently, every time. It also came with two laser cut keys as a failsafe backup. There's a thick cable for attaching it to whatever as well, to make sure it can't just be easily carried away and forcefully opened elsewhere. Lastly, there's the option to use four, AAA batteries to backup the electric opening options if power goes out. All of these features make it a great option for gun safety. The Bad: This is mainly with the digital clock. Despite this safe being plugged into an outlet and having batteries as a backup, the digital display needs to be charged via it's own separate USB-C port on the side of the face, which is pretty ridiculous. I was hoping to get rid of that cable taking up a plug in my outlet. There is a USB plug in the back of the safe that I was hoping could be used to charge the front display...nope. Also, the dust covers for the ports are just little rubber wedges that would easily get lost. Finally, the display looks great, like a retro alarm clock. However, it's not an "always on display". I'm honestly not even sure what the trigger mechanism is for turning it on, I would just tap the face and it would turn on briefly beforeturning off again to save battery. The clock would be an awesome feature if not for these silly and avoidable issues. The Ugly: The wireless charging port on top of the safe...Good grief. This was my first time using one and I was pretty excited about it. My phone has a slightly bulkier case but it still worked flawlessly...or so I thought. The first night of use I put my phone on there, it started charging, and I passed o

Looks like the more expensive version on the market but the overall usage quality experience is very bad. Sold in Europe temeparture in farenheit / clock 12H version. The from display fully charged lasts max 24 hrs . It works after that but you neet to have it plugged in . Not very satisfied with it. The mechanical parts are ok but software and programming sucks a lot