Keyless Entry Remote Control: Car Key Fob Compatible with Infiniti Nissan Armada Frontier Murano Pathfinder Quest Sentra Titan Versa Xterra| FX35 FX45 QX4 Replacement for KBRASTU15 (2 Pack)

I purchased these since the buttons on the OE fob for a 2008 Titan were all broken internally. They're easy to program with my Topdon Artidiag Pro scanner (I'm sure there are other methods but this is the one I used - took about 60 seconds to program both of them, start to finish). They're working great, 1 month later, and the buttons seem to be more sturdy than the OE buttons.Very inexpensive price for a working product. Hard to beat that!

Got these as a replacement for my dad's original 2010 Nissan Frontier key fobs. His would not work anymore and he needed the functionality of having a fob again. I just had to watch a YouTube video on the sequence of how to program. The set up was easy and the fobs worked great and for 2 you can't beat the price.

Just set them up. Easy instructions and worked on the first try.

They work and connect very easily. For the price they work great the only issues I have is they have a relatively short range so try to remember where you parked and the batter they ship with dies relatively quickly.

2006 XTerra, I had my doubts it could be this simple in such an old vehicle, but it was. The trick is taking the keys in and out of the ignition 6 times in 10 seconds, it is difficult in an XTerra because one can not see the ignition keyhole. But it worked on my second attempt.

Used these as a replacement for a 2006 Nissan Murano. Found the programming instructions by just searching online (they are easy to find). Note: You can program a remote key remote yourself at home. But you cannot program an actual key. That has to be done at a dealer. Since these are just the remotes, this was no issue. You also must reprogram ALL the remotesyou have when you get a new one like this. It's pretty easy to do. Took me about 10 minutes to figure out the instructions I found and then reprogram all of mine. The control itself is very nicely made. It has good solid feel to it. The buttons are a nice firm tactile type that give a physical click when you push them. I much prefer this to the typical squishy mushy feel of the buttons on most car remotes.

I can't believe AutoZone is charging $60 for these devices... Nevertheless easy install and no complaints.

Had to return did not work when I tried to program the remote.