16 OEM Pentesting Keys 1284x FEO-K1 16120 222343 CH751 CH501 C346A C390A E114

I received my set very quickly, and it contained each of the keys mentioned except the C420A key (I did get two C390A keys, however). I contacted the seller asking about it, and they promptly sent two C420A keys (received on 4/20 funnily enough).The keys are the same material and quality as regular keys. They are not cheap or flimsy at all. The included keyring is also very nice; it's a cable with ends that thread together so it's somewhat flexible and it's easy to get keys on and off.It may seem to be pricey at $65 for some keys, but each of these keys individually sells for like $10, so it's actually a pretty good price for 16 of them, even if I would never have a use for some of them (like the New York fire department key).Anyway, these are definitely a great buy for emergencies, and the seller was very quick to correct the minor error.

They work and are as advertised.

They are not code-cut. They appear to be copies on a standard key copy machine. As a result, they do still work, but they may require a bit of jiggling to turn any given lock. Think about it as if you're getting a set of keys that have been used by a janitor for 20 years; keys comes pre-worn!Additionally, they did come with a CH545 key, which is not mentioned in the description. Other reviews have mentioned this too, so expect it.And unfortunately, these did NOT come with an FEO-K1. Contacted seller and received no response. Don't expect the FEO-K1 to come in your set either, just buy one from a reputable brand. (Hot tip, you're not gonna kind an FEO-K1 that's legitimate and cut correctly on Amazon.)Oh also, the ring they come on is too big, and pretty cheap. Find a better ring.PS: Personal recommendation, if you're putting together a pentest key set, you may want to buy an EK333 and CC1 key in addition to this set. Not related to the product, but just a suggestion.

This key ring is strangely useful. I've found it to unlock many random cabinets, hand sanitizer dispensers, and other things. The best part about this is the awesome included key manager, which I used to add some other fun keys to a big ring I can easily manage.

Tried it on a few locks here and there, no issues at all. It's a great value if you look at the price of individual keys. There was an issue with USPS and I had to request a replacement for the lost order, but the replacement arrived promptly and customer service was very kind.

Missing 1 key. For $60, the set should be complete. No option for contacting seller. Too much trouble to return.

From elevators, to pool tables, and gas pumps this set of keys can be a lot of fun.

And the novelty of just having them is already worth it.