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Marcree 0.23 Cubic Small Safe Box for Kids, Mini Money Safe Box with Key, Lock Box with Keys for Home, Lock Box for Small Items, Home Safes with Rounded Design for Child, 6.69"Hx 9.06"W x 6.69"DMarcree 0.23 Cubic Small Safe Box for Kids, Mini Money Safe Box with Key, Lock Box with Keys for Home, Lock Box for Small Items, Home Safes with Rounded Design for Child, 6.69"Hx 9.06"W x 6.69"DI ordered this small ¼ cubic foot safe not expecting much because it was advertised for kids. However this is a very nice, useful lock box that actually looks pretty good. It comes with 2 keys and mounting screws. The screws are pretty worthless for securing this box and I’ll use small lag bolts instead. There are2 predrilled holes in the back for mounting to a wall, but the box is too small to span 2 studs so I’ll have to find a secure location to install it. The lock works smoothly and the finish looks like a heavy thick safe, while in fact it is a fairly light metal lock box. This safe box would be perfect for storing money, credit cards or documents, not too-valuables, or perhaps a small handgun. It has a piece of material in the bottom to isolate items from the metal floor. The price of $26 is very reasonable for this product. I wouldn’t put all of my eggs in this basket but it definitely has its place. I’m very happy with it.

Recently I've volunteered to help the local police department to teach them to open some types of locks. I get the occasional call to assist them in opening vehicles, houses, lock boxes, and all that. If i can teach a few to open a few things hopefully they'll be able to help some people faster.I got this and a few practice locks for that training since the method they use during search warrant searches is the smash method. Hopefully this will prevent damage to people's stuff if I can help them learn to open these.Afterwards I can use this to lock up cash and since it's smaller I can hide it somewhere fairly easily. It's plenty big to lock up money and valuable items. If I ever lose the keys then it won't be a problem to pick the lock and open it up

Its a small safe with a fire safe bag. The quality if good. I had a little difficulty setting the passcode. It allows 2 passcodes so its extra safe. Comes with 2 keys . The size is big enough to keep some jewelry & small documents.

This safe is about as secure as a gold bar wrapped in tin foil left on the ground in detroit... The shell of the safe can be easily bent with about 10 lbs of force and I could very likely break open this safe with my bare hands... The top isn't even a solid piece it's literally 2 aluminum sheets held together by aluminum/metal tape on the inside.. There is also no way this ever going to be fire proof with literal holes in the back.. It also doesn't even come with batteries to use the safe... like 50$.. and it can't even do the bare minimum of what it is supposed to.. protect the stuff inside...? Like the strongest part of the safe is the metal bars inside the door.. I guarantee you drop this safe even 4 feet on to carpet accidentally and it turns into sheet metal scraps worth about 5$...

I got this because I thought it would be great for my preteen daughter. She's becoming more self reliant and this is a perfect way to teach her how to better safeguard the things she values most. It's no Brinks safe but it's still heavy duty. It came with two keys on one key ring. The safe has two small holes drilled in the back of it and inside of the safe was a small baggie containing drywall anchors and screws. I'm not sure who would screw the back of their safe to something... Maybe bolt the bottom down to a surface. Inside there is also a thin sheet of black colored foam (not sure what kind of material it is) that fits the whole back wall to cover the holes so they aren't visible from the inside. Which again why would you need that? If someone is already in your safe it's not going to matter what it's attached to and if they can see that aspect of it because your stuff is already gone at that point. lol. Perfect gift though for a growing child that needs to learn to put important things away so their company can't just grab it up and also gives them a little more privacy and independence.

This is a nice little safe. I like that it's just a key vs having to remember a password, or the battery dying on the keypad and you can't get into it another way. It comes with the screws and anchors to hang in a closet so your stuff will stay safe. It's smaller so that is nice for being easy to hide better in the closet or other area that would be easy to cover with something and likely go completely unnoticed. It's not super thick or like reinforced, so I don't imagine it being completely fireproof, or for valuables that are extremely high value. But for your everyday needs, passports. cash, a handgun, something like that, I'd feel comfortable with it in there and not worry too much. It opens really easily and is a simple key lock so it's really easy to use. Setup is just screwing it into the studs to make sure it is anchored properly, so you will need a drill. I think for what I would use it for though, it's perfect.

Strong and durable. Perfect for my money collection and expensive jewelry. Secure and easy to keep hidden away.

First impressions1) Batteries are on the outside instead of being inside the safe - a good thing2) opening the door all the way causes the safe to tip over because the door is relatively heavy but the rest of the safe is the weight of a shoe box3) Fingerprint locks are much better than combination locks4) Good value for keeping kids from your meds.5) A bad joke for protecting valuables