A great example of a cheap electronic safe that you shouldn’t buy.
And let’s be honest: You shouldn’t buy any cheap Chinese made safe from a hardware shop, period.
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Great video!
Lol thanks for sharing buddy. Well done. 🙂
Can you pit a abloy cam on it or something high end. Could you try tensioning the bolt and whacking it ontop to open it?
That looks a lot like those Safes you see in of Motel rooms. Also those cheap Wafer locks are often sold in bulk lots for all sorts of uses (filing cabinets, key cupboards – ironically etc….) and a handful of keys will open most of them.
Yeah, I HATE these safes and I hate how they are sold as high security household options in major retailers, it’s almost criminal how they can have wafer or low security pin tumbler secondary locking mechanisms. Thanks for the vid 🙂
Unbelievable – that thing is a joke.
What a lovely review and I can’t wait to see how the donor object is converted. BTW was it the battery connector what failed or was it in fact something a wee bit more fundamental?
I’m not sure there is a small safe like this that I’ve encountered and hasn’t been a joke to pick!
Good lock
Awesome Michael :), this is really a crap safe ;D. The tubular ones might be a bit better as long as you can’t stick a big pen in haha ;D. Very curious looking forward for the electronics and if you can influence the magnet from the outside :D. Cheers buddy :).
You is snypr
Interesting video, as the other comments all seem to say, it’s cheap, criminally so, especially with that daft wafer lock on it. Still loving the series on safes, learning loads.
Nice lol. Reminds me of the sentury digital lockbox I picked.
You’re right, atleast put a cheap tubular lock on it. If not something better.