KeyGuardz Keyless Entry Remote Car Smart Key Fob Outer Shell Cover Soft Rubber Case for HYQ1512V HYQ12BBT

This fob fit great and fits perfectly. My plastic cracked and I had to tape my fob, but I hated the look and I didn’t want to pay $200 for a new key. This was a simple and affordable solution. Buttons still function easily. Great key protection!

Just sides on and stays put with the cars key ring

Have an old Lexus LS430 that looks like new still, but the key fobs both were suffering from the weakness it seems was built into them. They ALL eventually crack right by the tiny screw hole that holds the 'clamshell' together. (What a lousy setup Lexus!!)Instead of buying more key fobs from the dealer, or walking around with tape holding them together, I gave this gizmo a shot. It slips on easily, and fits quite snug. This holds the two fob halves together perfectly, and all of the functions work just fine without any undo tricks required to engage the buttons through the silicone sleeve.For the cost I feel this is a worthwhile way to get yourself out of the broken Lexus key fob camp, at least for a couple of years anyway. No complaints at this point, but will report back if some inherent weakness appears.

Pretty good option for protecting the plastic stock key FOB housing from unnecessary damage. Whatever plastic Lexus uses for the key FOB housing doesn’t last very long, becomes brittle and breaks apart. This silicon “skin” slides over the stock key and fits pretty snugly without deforming or tearing. It doesn’t interfere with key use in any way either. For the price it’s definitely worth buying, even if you have to replace it after a few years.Pros: Fits snugly, doesn’t interfere with key use, lasts a long time, price vs. replacing plastic key housing at dealership ($65), button layout & labels on silicon skin match stock key FOB correctly, oval opening on Lexus symbol side of key displays logo entirelyCons: Silicon skin stretches slightly after about a year of use but doesn’t affect performance of key, the silicon skin is an absolute DUST MAGNET and will collect whatever in your pocket/purse it comes in contact with (easily wiped off), dirt/lint eventually gathers under the silicon skin mainly around the button area and cause issues when you press the buttons (fixed by removing skin from key and rinsing out)

I have an older Lexus key fob that kept falling apart. This keeps both halves together and protect the key fob so it doesn’t get damaged. Easy fix, works well fits well.

Fit perfect for my key look really nice

Pros: The material is thick and buffers any impact if you drop the key. The thickness also spreads the pressure from your fingers when you turn the car on &off, making it harder to damage key fob. The material has nice texture, does not slip on the table or in wet hands. it has nice engravings on the buttons, helping you identify what the button does and look better simply if your original key signs are faded.Cons: The thickness causes the chain attachment place to get wider, making it hard to attach links if they are not big enough. also after fitting it on, pushing buttons need extra pressure to register (but for me, pros are 100x larger than cons)here are solutions for the manufacturer for the cons: They could include special link, which will act as connection between thickened key fob and following key chain. the buttons could have little bumps in the inside portion of the cover, making it easier the pressure to register below and buttons to be pressed easily.

This thing does its job, but will stick to every piece of dust or lint around. And it can’t just be wiped off, it needs to be washed, at least daily. I had to return it.