2PCS Silicone Protector Key Fob Cover Case fit for Mitsubishi Eclipse Endeavor Galant Lancer Outlander Keyless Entry Remote Control Key Fob

This was a life saver! We thought we were going to have to pay hundreds of dollars at the dealership to replace our key. This was the perfect solution. Good as new!

Using this as a replacement for my galant key fob case. Exact fit works well.

I was about 1 week ago old when I discovered that instead of walking around with electrical tape holding my key fob together, I could just buy this nice case and have a semi "new" car again! The case works ok, and technically fits all the insides, but the blade doesn't sit as well inside as it could, and as a result, the case doesn't complete close. I accidentally bought a silicon cover for the case, but find using them together hard because the case opens, and I have to peel the cover back in order the force the case closed again. I'm considering take a pair of plyers to force it closed, but we'll see if maybe I can fix the blade situation first.

My old key has a broken key chain holder and the plastic securing it in place broke off. I was hoping that this would've just replaced everything besides the internals and the key but I was mistaken sadly. The screw to secure the key in place dont exactly keep it tight and my old key wasn't screwed in so that's neither here nor there. The big issue is the buttons, the ones that came with the fob are way too big and they push up on the internals causing it to flash. My cars alarm went off 3 times before I opened it again (it's not easy to open compared to the old fob) and just used the old buttons. But that still didnt work so I had to remove the alarm button off the fob just to stop it from going off again. Its works now but the hassle and the fact I have less than my old key leaves much to be desired. I'm happy I have a key chain so that's that I guessEDIT: 3/28/2022I came back from the store and when I put the key in ignition the entire key fob with the key fell apart. The side panels that close it are absolutely worthless and its not like being aggressive with it on purpose. This cost me 8 dollars but I can guarantee you the plastic shell itself is worth 40 cents tops. I gave this POS a 2 star because it was at least better to have a key chain and no alarm button then have none to begin within. But now? I'm worse off then when I started. I don't care that I spent 8 dollars on a waste of plastic, I'm outraged that this scam has 4 stars when it should have 1.0. DO NOT BUY THIS, IT WILL BREAK ON YOU.

I bought this 8 months ago and was super easy to switch the key and computer part from broken fob to this one. The old one would not stay together and broken where goes on key ring. This is a simple fix! It does not have the Mitsubishi symbol on back but I can live with that. I do wish it still have the bump on the lock button so just have to feel for it instead of looking but I may be able to remedy that with a drop of super glue or something. Buy this as a replacement, not the one you have to have key cut. I got that one too and it does not work!

Purchased these to protect and easily find the keys, they work great! Easy to see, great soft protection and easy to grip. Buy them, they are worth it.

I know it will last, and it is a cheap and very helpfull solution since I broke the last one in my pocket (my moms car, Upppssss!!)However, couldnt give it 5 stars because of what others have already stated: doesnt fit unless you grind something like the buttons underneath. I grinded the red one but didnt have the patience to grind the rest. So, just use the old buttons. It wont fail you that way.

This is a key fob that will fit your 2011 Mitsubishi vehicle. However this replacement fob is extremely brittle. It is so brittle that it can 100% fracture on you while trying to put it together if you are heavy handed (I'm not but that's how brittle it is).There's other issues with it as well, such as a plastic knob on the inside that lifts up the battery and circuitry unit which makes the fob impossible to close. Then if you do manage to get it closed completely, the buttons are completely pushed down. Meaning, you can't push down any of the buttons.Now, like many other reviewers, you can (as I had to) make small fixes to it so that the unit can fit but good luck getting the buttons not pressed. On the rare occasion that this fob will 1) completely close and 2) not press the buttons down... it will break on you while trying to turn key to start car.It's that brittle. Even if you are extremely careful, the housing will crack. Period.I can't even mark this as good for the value because after buying it 3, 4, 5 times... it's no longer a good value buy. It's unfortunate that it's pretty much the only replacement key fob for 2011 Mitsubishi on the market. So, guess what? You're stuck buying it 3, 4, 5, times for each time it breaks to the point that you MUST get a new one.Good luck.

Went to go and spruce up my key. The original keys buttons wore off. Going to use the new housing I would have to break the key out of my original housing. I didn’t want to do that, so I just swapped out the buttons.. I should’ve checked my fob out before buying but honestly not impressed by the quality of the plastic for $27.99…

This product has been in use for just under two months and has already broken. Not impressed