Smart Key Fob Case Shell for Land Rover Range Rover Sport LR2 LR4 Evoque 5 Buttons Keyless Entry Remote Replacement Cover Casing (Black)

Fits perfect for my LR2. All buttons work.Took a while to close it, eventually figured it by comparing with the original one.

This is a sturdy high quality replacement for Land Rover key fobs. Everything transferred perfectly to this new case and it works well!

Honestly I didn’t expect it to feel so sturdy. It fits tightly and is of a good quality. The dealership wanted $45 but this one is a great replacement for much less. The only downside is that it doesn’t say Range Rover on the silver piece.

This is a great alternative to an expensive replacement. One note: when taking my circuit board out of the old fob to put it into this fob, the circuit board would not sit snugly. There were two small Pins protruding from the inside of the case for the circuit board to rest on, but my circuit board already had two small pins on underneath it to rest into the fob. It took just two seconds and a needle nose pliers to bend the pins off, but this was a required step. After that they worked great. I replaced two, and on one I pinched off the pins in the fob and the other I pinched off the pins on the bottom of the circuit board. Both ways worked.Also I was able to use the “back” half of my old case just so I could keep the LandRover logo.Also note that this case does NOT include the emergency key rod, so you’ll need to re-use that piece from your old fob.

Perfect replacement for stock key fob at a fraction of the price. Looks great. Feels solid and works perfectly.

I had ordered one and it was fantastic. Easy to put together with circuit from original factory fob. So I ordered a second for the other fob for same car and it was defective. It looked like it was already used. Scratches where it was pried open and then the two small posts for the circuit board were broken off. So I’m replacing. I hope next one is as good as the first one and not the second.

If you're looking at this, your keyfob is likely falling apart. The dealer will fix it, but for huge bucks. You can just do it yourself with this thing for a mere 10 bucks. The old circuit board will snap out of your old case, as will the emergency key, and all just snap easily into the new housing. You can be finished in fewer than five minutes. The new one won't have the same textured finish are the original, but that's the stuff that just gets goopy and peels off, which is why you're here. Just Do It.

The key was not clicking as it was supposed to