Ruishi Smart RFID Chip Keychain Set: Multiple key fobs included

Allison W. Seattle, WA

September 5, 2025

Decision:

Before getting these, I was always fumbling with a bulky keychain or flimsy cards that seemed to get lost or damaged easily—it was a real headache, especially after a long day of classes or cycling around Seattle. Now, with this set, life feels simpler; I just wave it near the reader, and voilà, doors unlock without a second thought. It's been a game-changer for managing access to our apartment and the building's amenities, though I do find myself double-checking it works, given my cautious nature. The irony isn't lost on me that something so futuristic can make me feel both more secure and a tad vulnerable at the same time. After using it for a couple of weeks, I'd say it blends well into my routine, but I'm keeping my old keys as a backup, just in case. For a family buyer like me, it's a solid upgrade that adds a touch of ease to our busy lives.

• Pros: From what I feel, the best part is how intuitive it is to use—just a quick tap and doors open without any fuss, which is a huge relief compared to digging for keys, especially when my hands are full with groceries or wrangling the grandkids. It's too convenient for daily life, slipping easily onto my keyring and working reliably every time, making entry feel seamless and modern.
• Cons: On the downside, I'm a bit cautious about relying solely on this technology; if the system ever glitches or the battery in readers fails, I could be locked out without a backup, which feels risky. Also, the initial setup required some help from my son, as it wasn't immediately clear how to pair it with our building's system, and I worry it might not work with all entry points, limiting its usefulness.