Electronic Safe Box with Keypad & Keys, Money Lock Boxes, Safety Boxes for Home, Office, Hotel Rooms,Business, Jewelry, Gun, Cash, Steel Alloy Drop Safe 9.1" x 6.7" x 6.7''

Love this it’s easy to use, the light is not only helpful but looks pretty cool too! Great value for price!

I bought this safe for my son and he loves it. Easy to use.

Looked nice, worked great but too small.

Good quality but very small and very lightweight, easy to apply anywhere you like to.Includes two keys to unlock the safe box.

Safe is going to do the job good metal great paint solid build good buy for the price 👍 👌

I believe the safe is worth it's cost (about $60), but be aware you are getting a low security device, as is the case for many safes on Amazon. The safe should keep items away from children and "smash and grab" thieves in a big hurry, but a burglar with some tools and at least 15 minutes probably can gain access. Purchasers should assess their needs and spend more money if they require greater security than this selection can offer. High quality safes cost anywhere from several hundred to several thousand dollars. If you require customer service on this item, the seller is pleasant and responsive.

The safe is sturdy, easy to manage and navigate the proper codes in security

The picture says the brand is: "HERON". There is nothing on the safe itself! On the description I read that the brand is :" Illumishin". Sounds Chinese! It came with a small piece of paper with the instructions how to set two codes: User and Master. No explanation why I need two codes! No explanation how to use the codes. I set two codes! Neither one is working. Do I press anything else after the codes? Such a peace of garbage!Update! I opened the safe using the codes! It took me awhile! So, once you set the user code (3-8 digits) and press "B" you have to press "B" after the code every time you use that code. If You set a master code and press "A" at the end to confirm it, you have to press "A" at the end of your master code any time you use the master code to open the safe. So, if your code is set to let say 1234, you push 1234B to open. The tricky part is the knob. After you enter the code if everything is ok, the red and the green light go on. But if you turn the knob to the right it's not going. At least that's the case with mine. What you have to do is after you enter the code and see the two light lit, turn the knob as much as you can to the left, and then go right. When you turn to the left (it goes very little) you can hear a click inside. Then go right and the knob is going to go and open the safe. I hope that will work with you if you have problems using the codes.