Stack-OnPersonal Safe with Electronic Lock – Home or Office Safe with Interior Light, Backup Key, and Foam-Padded Shelf

Item arrived in great shape and got here fast. Construction feels sturdy. Operations was easy to figure out. I tossed the cheap little batteries that were included and threw some nice new Duracell's in there. I have only opened it about 20 times and had it for a few months. It opens every time. I performed a mild level abuse test and it remained securely locked. For this price range I am happy.Plenty of room inside. I keep a Ruger SR 45 and SR 22 on the bottom shelf. I could easily put another full size pistol on that shelf as well. Spare magazines and a few other items on the top shelf.I didn't really buy this to keep thieves from stealing the guns. I bought this to keep little hands out. I know I am preaching to the choir...but security is best done in layers. This safe is just one layer of keeping folks safe. Awareness, respect, location and notification of safe being opened are all part of the layers.

Bought 2 of these for Christmas presents for the brother-in-laws to put in their laundry rooms. Great for storing your gun/wallet/keys while visiting. These are not hard core safes. They're basically for keeping smaller items out of the hands of those you wouldn't want touching your stuff if it were on a countertop. Obviously, if it's not bolted down, a thief can steal the whole thing. If I were that concerned about what I was putting in there, I'd buy an expensive stand up safe that is bolted to the floor. This is to keep little kids and would be house party thieves from messing with your stuff. Great for the price. My brother-in-laws love them and I love them because I have peace of mind when I put my firearm/wallet and keys in them when I go to their houses.

I was looking for a small safe to secure a few handguns and this fit the bill. If you're looking for a home safe to store valuables and important papers in, this is a good selection. It has available holes in the bottom and the back of the safe to either mount to floor and/or wall. The ability to turn off the beeping keypad is a benefit for those looking for a place to store a weapon for emergencies..

The size of this safe was perfect for what we needed. Another family member has one and they love theirs.Ours arrive without any instructions, key, combination and the handle appeared to have been damaged by a hammer.There was no paper work included on who / where to call.

Exceptional little safe for the price. You'll hear a million people talk about how you can break into these with a paper clip etc., but that is the case with any safe under $400 or so. These smaller safes are designed to deter people, especially your own kids, from getting to things. If someone was in your house long enough to break into your safe, they'd just as easily run off with the whole thing.That being said, this safe is well built, sturdy, spacious, and has all the necessary bells and whistles like an option to turn the keypad sound off and a shelf insert with a shelf pad. I highly recommend it. Buy with confidence.

Product itself is great. My bf sent me the link to purchase since I have prime, I clicked it and my price vs his price were about $40 different. Different seller and delivery date. All because I pay $15 for prime and he doesn’t.

After owning this safe for almost 5 years, I'm going to go ahead and give it 5 stars. Obviously, the model has changed a little bit over the years, but it has been a great security Box! The only problem I ever had was the battery Box cluster failed within a year. I went to Radio Shack and replaced it with a similar one (see pic), and I have had smooth sailing ever since.

For some bizarre reason the battery compartment is inside this safe. And this thing manages to drain your batteries rather quickly and gives you no warning of low battery, meaning suddenly all of your stuff will just be locked inside one day.The safe comes with a key, but what is the point of having a combo safe in your house if you have to keep a key to the safe somewhere in your house with it? Totally ruins the point. Not to mention I've lost my keys, and stack-on charges a ridiculous $20 + shipping to send a replacement. I guess they know they can charge whatever they want with people desperate to get their valuables out of their safe that has a dead battery.Luckily (heh) as other people have posted this safe is VERY easy to break into. I used the trick that many have mentioned here and was able to open the safe without the key or combo. Though I'm not sure being able to easily break into the safe to get around the horrible design flaw that traps your stuff inside isn't exactly a glowing thing to say.