Replacement Key Fob Case Shell Fit for Hyundai Elantra Accent Sonata Kia Optima Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Housing Casing Outer Cover 3 Button + Panic (1)

Great remote fits perfectly like the original. Super easy to use and to install. It literally just is the battery and A little like motherboard, that's attached to it. You opened your old remote and opened the new one. And just take the battery piece out and drop it into the new one. And close it tight, make sure it clicks, and you're ready to go. It's durable, long-lasting soft. I was iffy about it, but it worked out perfect. It's exactly your original remote.

My original Key Fob Case for my 2013 Hyundai Elantra was crusty, dirty, and being held together with glue! (See 1st picture) This replacement shell is absolutely perfect! It took me less than 1 minute to swap out the battery and circuit board and place it right into the new shell!!! Snap it shut and done! It's a perfect fit and it works perfectly!! I highly recommend this product for anyone that needs a new Key Fob Case Shell!!! It's awesome

Great. Fit my car exactly.

Needed a replacement key fob because my original broke. Hyundai was going to charge me a crazy price. This was a simple swap and snap. Works like original

My car is a 2015 and my key fob was looking rather shabby. Sort of nasty, showing signs of age. It wasn't so expensive to buy a new key fob for my car, but, it was over $100. to get it programed. So I found this replacement cover on Amazon. It was so easy to replace the old to the new. All you have to do is pop the key fob open with a small screw driver or a kitchen knife(my choice). There is a place at the top to do that. Take the part with the battery in it and place it into the new fob. I didn't need to use the other parts that came out because the new one was set up already so you just put the main part into the new fob and snap it shut. I'm 83 and it took me 10 minutes because my old fingers have last a bit of strength. It should take all of 5 minutes. Now it looks like I'm driving a new car not a 10 year old car.

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I've been using these for a couple of years to replace the cracked shells of the OEM Hyundai fobs. To be fair, these replacements aren't as good as the OEM. The OEM printing stayed on through 13 years of use where the replacements rubbed off after a couple of years or so (no problem, I know which buttons are which) and the leather connector stretched to almost breaking. However, for the cost I'll replace them every year or two.

Works just like OEM