# Nifty as far as gadgetry goes, but functionally, not as good as it's hyped up to be >>

Posted by Albert ('97gxe) on June 24, 2002 at 13:26:09:

In Reply to: those keys are the coolest thing ever posted by «§» on June 24, 2002 at 08:30:24:

On the weekends, I find myself driving Niki's Golf instead and the sheer bulk of the key can get annoying. Also, it's quite delicate. After only been dropped twice, the case halves are coming apart. The buttons are not "snappy" enough, so if it weren't for the oddly loud power door locks, you sometimes are unsure whether or not you've armed the alarm. It's only my opinion, but I prefer the good ol' ignition key and alarm fob.

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- good points «§» (93 SE) 13:49:26 6/24/2002 (1)
  - One way of improving it would be to lose the spring action. If the key portion just slid, the whole fob could probably be 70% of it's current size. >> Albert ('97gxe) 14:44:34 6/24/2002 (0)

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: On the weekends, I find myself driving Niki's Golf instead and the sheer bulk of the key can get annoying. Also, it's quite delicate. After only been dropped twice, the case halves are coming apart. The buttons are not "snappy" enough, so if it weren't for the oddly loud power door locks, you sometimes are unsure whether or not you've armed the alarm. It's only my opinion, but I prefer the good ol' ignition key and alarm fob.