Bonsaii Safe Box with Electronic Keypad, Steel Security Lock Box with Key, 0.23 Cubic Feet, 9.06" W x 6.69" D x 6.69" H, Small Hidden Safe for Cash Jewelry

This is definitely a nice small safe for not too many things obviously you’re not putting any type of weapons in here. But I had tubes of Silver so I kept them in here. You can also have this inside a larger safe if you want to. The price is pretty good. The locking mechanism seem pretty stable. The size is definitely what we were looking for the intended purpose. The battery life is unknown, as I don’t open it every day, but it is not heavy until you add everything like Precious Metals to it.

Great item. Sturdy and really safe. Everything works amazing and you don’t have to worry about locking yourself out. Love this thing! Has lots of space and it is extremely easy to set up.

I bought 3 of these for some teenage brothers that can't seem to leave each other's stuff/ money alone. Works great that they themselves can use the pinpads on their own and their father keeps the key for each of them. It's small enough to fit under their beds or in any inconspicuous place in their room.

I had an older pistol safe and when the batteries went dead I could not find the backup key. I ended up having to cut it open. I bought this safe as a replacement specifically because if the batteries go dead it has a port that you can connect a usb cable to and power it up to put in the combo.

After reviewing a number of critical reviews, I was very careful to fully check the safe out before offering it as a present. It opened easily manually using the key (note that the key hole is under a flap to the left of the key pad - you have to press the right side of the little rectangle to pop it open). Once I installed the batteries, the keypad worked well with the default code. The instructions are simple to understand, the safe is sturdy enough given its cost and, if using the included screws to attach it to a floor or other sturdy surface, would not be easy to steal. However, it might be vulnerable to a pry bar even though the locking bolts are thick. I wouldn't consider it to be fireproof, but I'm no expert on that. Overall, a good buy for the money.

Setup was easy and straightforward. The instructions were clear, and setting up the password we wanted was simple to follow. The safe has some weight to it, but my 10-year-old can still pick it up and move it without any trouble. The keypad works well, the key functionality is reliable, and the overall protection factor feels solid. Battery life is the only area that’s just okay. With frequent use, the batteries drain fairly quickly. That said, there is a backup option using a USB-C cord to unlock the safe if the batteries die, which is reassuring. The safe is compact and fits nicely on my son’s standard nightstand with two drawers. It’s black, smooth to the touch, and has a clean, simple look. It’s not waterproof, but it is advertised as fireproof. For size reference, it could comfortably fit about four soda cans worth of space in height and depth. Pros: Easy setup with clear instructions Simple password programming Solid build with good weight Reliable keypad and key access USB-C backup unlock option Compact size, fits well on a nightstand Cons: Batteries drain quickly with frequent use Not waterproof Conclusion: This safe functions as intended and offers good protection in a compact size. While battery life could be better, the backup USB-C unlock feature helps offset that concern. Overall, it’s a solid option for basic home use and a good value for the money.

This safe has multiple ways of opening it up to make it very functional and versatile. The main reason why I think they do this is so if one way doesn't work out for you that way you can use another that works better or if you forget the combination for example you can still get at it without needing to destroy it. Not to mention the safe is made from steel. That is very good because in the chance of a fire or in the chances of someone using a plasma cutter to get at it is unlikely. Granted you can still use a plasma cutter to open it up but because the safe is so small that is rather unlikely they would remotely think of that at all. The safe had an issue where I couldn't figure out how to open it the first time. It said to hold down on something in the directions and the only way I could figure out how to open it was by reading reviews on the safe. Like they don't make it simple to open the safe for the first time but once you do you will never forget or have problems doing it again. I can't talk about if it is fireproof or not because I haven't torched it to find that out. Not only that it looks like it is probably fireproof but no way of knowing. So the safe is super easy to use with the touch pad. It came with the key but I don't want to leave the key out in the off chance someone figures out how to open it with the key so I put the key in the safe. It came with a way so if the batteries run dry you can still open it with the aid of the usb c charger. The charger is only used if the batteries are dead on it. Also because of the way the touch pad is designed it makes cracking the safe way harder and the reason being is because touch pads are too modern for people to figure out how to break yet effectively. It came with screws and stuff to mount it but I never plan on doing that since this is just to protect some valuable trading cards and my 3DS which has massively shot up in price for no real reason so I will just leave it in a closet for now. My only complaint is that you could very easily take a dremel or rotary tool to crack it open if you wanted to. This could be an exploit used by burglars and thieves. But since I am yet to see a good solution for that by safe companies I don't see there being much to do about it.

Not bad for the money