SMARTHIVE Safe Box ,Feet with Digital keypad,Electronic Security Safe Box, LED Digital Lock Box for Home Office Hotel,32L

We already have a safe, but have a,ways found it a bit too small, and as such it never quite fitted the house deeds in and for them to remain totally flat. They are over 100 years old so not a regular modern sizing, but now with this larger safe that matter is now resolved and the documents can lie nicely flat.

This safe operates in much the same way as my previous one, with keypad security and an override key, which we’ve stored somewhere secure and that we know exactly where it is if needed.

You can easily change the code for one of your own, which is issue tail, please don’t use the factory setting! The only drawback with this safe, as opposed to a mechanical one, is that’s it is battery powered, and requires 4 AA batteries to operate. I haven’t used the back up supply, which takes a further four batteries, as it has the key override, so if you do it needs 8 AA batteries, nine of which are supplied, which is a shame given the price point.

Overall this is a sturdy larger than average safe box. It comes with security bolts, which are a must to install, or it’s a bit pointless if it can be removed (even with the alarm going). If you’re going to invest, make the effort to secure it properly for piece of mind. Price wise, it currently has 25% off, which makes it a reasonable 75 ish mark, it’s not bad for that, but I wouldn’t pay the full price. Four stars from me overall.

The digital safe it is made of materials such as good quality steel and a well-functioning digital panel. It is a method of protecting precious things both at home and in the office at work or wherever you need. The product weighs 13 kg is quite heavy being made of thick steel. It has a lock system that activates automatically if the password is wrong 3 times. It is well equipped and can be used very efficiently and easily, it has all the instructions plus the backup password in case you forgot your password. The product is really high quality and it is a good idea to keep valuables safe.

I always wanted to buy a safe. I think that when you mature you gain more valuable or precious thaings and you realise that some things need to be protected.
We got this safe mainly for jewellery and important documents like deed for our home.
It is not fire proof but you can just buy fireproof pouches.
The safe is standard size, we have hidden our in the pantry as this is not an obvious choice like wardrobe.
The internal shelf is removable. Safe comes with screws to fit to the back wall
It is very easy to set up and instruction is easy to understand.
It will beep loud if you enter wrong code 3 times or if you remove key when opened.
Personally I prefer safe with handle & 1 key rather than 2 keys but it’s not a huge difference in use. Safe is quite heavy.
The keypad is operated with use of AA batteries . And is very well responsive.
Great product overall, I would buy again and I would recommend
I hope my review and photos were helpful

Whilst we do not have a great deal of jewellery or hold much if any cash around the house these days, we do have ownership documents and policies that are important. This looked like an idea solution to keeping them in one place and out of harms way.

Ordered the safe and it was delivered the next day in a chunky, honeycombed box, it comprises the safe itself, two sets of keys, a plug in battery holder pack (no batteries supplied) and mounting kit. The safe measures 38 x 30 x 30 cm and weighs 13 Kilograms, it has mounting holes at both the rear and on the bottom so you have options of securing to a solid floor or wall — I would suggest that fixing to a wardrobe or plasterboard wall is insufficient to prevent it being easily removed. The safe reminds me of the type you get when in hotels on holidays abroad, though unusual in the respect that they are generally a key, a card or a digital keypad — not a combination of two of them like this safe. The large or master key acts as the normal users key and also as a handle to open the door, quite an odd choice for a safe I felt. Inside the safe there is a shelf, the rear mounting holes for the wall and a felt cover for the base, underneath which you will find the mounting holes for the floor if needed. On the door a small light on the rear of the door provides a little illumination in the safes interior — useful in the dark, whilst on top of the door is the battery holder resided under a pop off plastic cover for 4 x AA sized batteries (not supplied) and a reset button is also located here.

To use the safe you first gain access by inserting the small key in the right hand side lock beneath a small slide cover, and turn it clockwise, and the large master key intoi the left hand side lock beneath its small slide cover and turn anti clockwise. Now insert the batteries in the aforementioned top of door compartment, this will initialise the digital keypad ready for use. You must now change your master code and user code to those of your own choice (remember these) and you are ready to use it in anger — you can gain access in emergency using the emergency battery pack and keys. Be aware that there is an alarm in the safe which is triggered by vibrations such as attempts to move the safe, or by three incorrect attempts to open it using the keypad. If the alarm is triggered it will sound for 60 seconds — or until a correct code is entered on the keypad. You can set a date and time on this safe, and thus you have the ability to check for previous unlocking records, however since it seems anyone can override the date and time that is set I do not see the value in it. I have attempted to contact Tiger King who have a listed email address on the documentation to discuss this without success. The safe digital display is quite clear, though you do have to look at it head on / from the side as from above or below you get a background washed-out display of all zeroes making it harder to see whilst entering digits.

I must admit I had not thought about a safe for important documents, bits of jewellery and a couple of items that we hold dear to us even if not of high value, but now we have it I feel a lot better knowing that they are secure. The safe is practical, strong and whilst it is fairly big and takes up a whole shelf in its location, it is a welcome addition to the homes security. At nearly 140 it is a bit more than I would wan to pay, but there are vouchers offered on this at various times of between 20 and 50% so watch for them.

This combination safe comes in a protective box and it is heavy (15kg+). It comes with two user keys, two master keys, external emergency battery box and expansion bolts for installation onto the wall.

The plastic used on the battery casing and the key pad does look a little tacky, but then the price of the safe does reflect this.

There are three ways to open this safe:

user key + master key
user key + user combination
user key + master combination

This safe cannot be opened without the user key (long one). The user key also act as a pulling handle as the door has no handle.

Setting up, such as changing the user and master combinations, is simple, just need to follow the instructions booklet. Combinations consists of maximum of 8 digits.

The safe measured to about 34L in capacity. There is a removeable shelf inside. Ample room for a few A4 folders with the shelf removed.

There is a small light on the door that will turn on briefly once door opened and turn off by itself after a 30sec or so. You will be able to see the content briefly in the dark.

You may set the date and time in the key pad, the safe will then record up to 14 unlocking records. So you will know if someone has opened the safe without you knowing by checking the unlocking record.

There is an external battery pack that can be plugged into the underside of the keypad in case of the installed batteries ran out, a good thought-through.

Could not find the instruction on how to turn off the beeping sound when key is pressed, I am still trying to figure it out but I am sure there is a silence mode.

The instructions are written by google translate, but you will know what it is trying to say.

Overall, I think this safe is great for people who likes a physical key access. This is also good for offices in the situation that you want the safe to be opened only if two people are presence simultaneously, one person can hold the key whilst the other will set the combination.

When I go away on holiday, I’m looking for somewhere safe to keep my devices so this seemed ideal. I liked the fact it could be accessed in a variety of ways (so technically I don’t have to remember a code). It is heavy (13kg) and at first can be accessed with the emergency keys under the rubber stopper just below the keypad. There is a battery pack inside (in case the batteries run out) but no batteries actually provided – 4 x AA required (or 8 if using the pack too). There are also legs for the safe to raise it which makes it easier to access. I like that there is a user code (this can be customised), master code and the keys for easy access. If the code is entered wrongly 3 times it will emit a loud sound and lock you out for 5 minutes which I haven’t tested. When using the code the door does open very smoothly but I find key access a bit hit and miss as it doesn’t always go in easily. My main issue is the fact my 15.6″ laptop doesn’t fit in it – I could have done with an extra inch. I do like that it has a felt carpet to provide some protection on the metal surface. While it doesn’t fit the laptop it can fit a whole lot more but I’m all out of gold bars. Unless it was actually secured to whatever surface it’s sitting on though, someone could still easily steal it but will probably have difficulty getting into it – you’d really need a GPS to know where it was taken.