Amazon Basics Portable Security Case Lock Box Safe, Small Lock Box with Code, for College Dorm Room, Home, Combination Lock, Large, Black

I don't usually write reviews but I have to on this product. It's not high tech or flashy but it really blew my hair back and produced a genuine WOW!. I travel overseas regularly, often with fairly large sums of cash and valuables. While many places offer in room safes, etc, many of them are not quite up to spec...like either being flimsy, attached poorly of not attached to anything, allowing a motivated person to just walk off with the entire safe. This little product is SOLID. Handling it is like handling a brick of steel though it only weighs in at about 3 pounds (for mu model). It comes with a cable that allows attachment to any stable, fixed object and would likely stand up to one hell of a beating. Also when travelling with it I am confident it's not going to be opened by snooping TSA or baggage handlers without my knowledge and likely presence. For what it is, I think it would be a good deal at twice the price. So I can recommend it completely without reservation. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

I'm very happy with this little safe. It is fairly heavy duty and has good weight to it . I found it easy to set the three digit code and the included cable will be great for securing to a permanent object such as the seat frame in a car so someone can't run off with it. A full size 1911 just fits so it has a good amount of space.

I use this to store money and important documents. Small design makes it easy to handle and store away. The combination lock is easy to set and works great. Haven't had a situation to test it's durability yet, but it seems sturdy enough.

I was shocked how good this box is. Stiff, heavy steel, good hinge, hefty latch, nothing too cheap. The only drawback is the three-rotor lock which can be picked by feel fairly easily. However, how many amateur parking lot theives are going to stand around fiddling with a locked box when the next car over doesn't have one?Whoever laid this box out obviously had a 1911 with iron sights, because it's a perfect glove fit. All of my compacts fit in it as well, even the double stack M&P 2.0 in .45 ACP. Even a Beretta 92 or 96 FS full frame and two spares will fit in this thing if you arrange 'em right.Eventually I'll get the XXL for my pistols with red dots. For the iron sight units this safe is perfect.

Standard lock box for car, love the tether to tie to my seats to try and make it harder. Perfect for when I'm camping but need to take documents or leave something important in the car when heading into a building. Worked just perfectly and sits snugly under my seat.

TSA carry on Travel.I was kind of surprised no one has said anything about this. It's a nice sturdy box for travel. I need to store valuables when going through security check points overseas. The one problem is the provided lock can't be opened by TSA. I didn't see this addressed in any comments as far as a "carry on" goes. I believe I fixed that issue. I bought a 2.5 inch pin (63.5mm) at a hardware store which is long enough, a 2-in is not. I had to bore a hole in the pin at the top using a drill and a 5/32 drill bit making it a "clevis pin." The small TSA approved locks I used are .15 mm (5/32"). So that fit in the cleavage pin hole I made. The Amazon safe already has pre-drilled holes on the bottom side which provided me a place for my pin. I took a 1/4 inch drill bit (6.35 mm) and bored that hole larger and continued through to the other side. There are two and a half inch clevis pins for sale at 5/8 inch diameter . The hole in the safe would still need to be drilled and possibly the pin itself for the correct size of your TSA lock. Hopefully this will work for security and you. I don't need to bother now with the provided lock. If TSA removes my lock, the other will be left accessible.

The only thing worse than a safe that won’t lock is one that won’t unlock! Twice this safe has been unable to be opened with the combination set correctly. The first time I fiddled with the combination dials for a few minutes and after about the third or fourth time of setting the combination correctly, it opened. The second time it happened I couldn’t get it to open, except when I used a pair of pliers to turn the lock with the combination set correctly. Now the lock won’t close, so I’m getting a different safe.

Ideal secure hide-away safe. I use it when traveling because I can easily secure is in difficult to find places. Wonderful for small items like a passport, keys, watch, etc.