Beefunny 315MHz Smart 3+1 4 Button Replacement Remote Key Fob for Mercedes-Benz Support NEC & BGA 2000-2014 Year, 705 Moto

You definitely need a pro to program them but they have been working well for the last 5 months. I bought 4 since my locksmith programs them for free after the initial set up. I figured they were cheap enough that I wanted some insurance in case one or two failed. And glad I did since one did lose its programming. Still way cheaper than the dealer.

I finally took my key throb to have a program. I have the key however it cannot be programmed. You have to have a actual Mercedes Benz keythrob. I didn't realize that. I thought it was compatible. I just recently did that took it to the dealer and when you look at the inside or the button that would go into the ignition is completely different. It's like a red screen or something to it but they were definitely not able to program it again. You have to get it from the actual dealership unfortunately.. And it's been awhile since I've had the item so I don't know if it's even returnable. So basically I guess I will have to see if the company is willing to refund it because it is not doing me any good sitting around. It definitely does not work with my vehicle and they said it would work with the CLA 250 Mercedes 2018 and it does not..

Worked perfectly after programming.

only used case, other key broking.

I bought this FOB for the shell. Used my current electrotonic board in place. It was easy to disassemble and replace board. I wished it had the Mercedes emblem but understand IP issues. I would be nice to have source for that item.

You cannot simply buy this key and start your car. You need to program it yourself or have someone else do it. I used this key to add an additional key to a w211. Autel im508 pro w/ xp400. ~40 minutes to calculate password from original key. Car started up cannot complain.

I broke my MB E350 key fob trying to get into it without first reviewing You Tube videos. My bad. So then I needed a new MB key fob. Mercedes told me it would cost $400 for a new one. But THERE IS A MUCH BETTER WAY! I ordered this look alike key fob (the only difference is the MB logo on the front is missing - see photo). The key even came with a new battery. It is exactly like the original, but of course won't work unless it's programmed. My solution was to take apart my broken key fob and remove the circuit board (see You Tube videos). Then I reinstalled the circuit board in the new key fob. Wow! It works perfectly! Total cost $25. Saved $375 and only took a while to review You Tube videos and make sure the model key fob I ordered matched my FCC ID/ model. The actual work to open the old key fob and the new one and insert the new circuits took probably 30 minutes. Problem solved at a fraction of the cost!

First off I’d like to say they did refund my money, but this would not work on our Mercedes. None of the 4 dealers we called said they would program this type of key, that it could mess up the whole system so we had to send it back. A new key like this has to be verified and bought through the dealer to make sure you were the actual owner of the car and could be anywhere from $500