JKCOVER Compatible with BMW X1 X5 X6 5 Series 7 Series Key Fob Holder Accessories

I used to keep my car keys in my pocket at work, and more than once found my trunk opened when I got back to the car! So I got this key FOB protector and problem solved.... with style!! This Key FOB protector/holder is also quite stylish and very attractive while being able to easily clip on to belt loop so I no longer have to carry my keys in my pocket.The quality of this key FOB is pretty decent, keeping in mind that its not the most premium you'll find.All in all, this key FOB is great.I love this item. And for the price, it can't be beat.I definitely recommend it.

Crazy good quality and the price was so much better than my M performance case that fell apart due too screw falling out. Highly recommend this amazing product

Update 11/15/2021: The cover has held up very well and looks very good with minimal scuffing. Changed from 3 stars to 4 stars because of the awesome durability. If mine didn’t come stained this would be a 5 star rating!!!Bought this cover for my F13 650i. Overall the product is very good looking and has a great feel. The carbon fiber design is flawless and the M details on the edge is neat.I removed the bag/purse hook that came with the cover. Seems extra and I don’t need it. Instead I replaced the hook with my own keys.The reason I gave it 3 stars is because my product came stained with a black dye over the red stripe. It’s noticeable enough to bother me. The key fob doesn’t slide out easily. Takes effort with both hands to slide the fob out but you can push the buttons on the fob through the cover with some practice.I’ll have to test the product to see how durable it is over time but I think it will hold up. I’ll update after 1-3 months.

BUT, this cover is actually better than the one from BMW. On the left you will see the cover that comes from BMW and on the right you will see the JKCOVER. The BMW one is slightly more expensive, but overall is not as well made as the JKCOVER. I do like the use of emblems and the roundel more on the BMW cover, but overall the JK fits the key so much better and is more functional. It also seems like real leather? Not sure that was advertised, but it sure smells like real leather.Best part is that I can take the roundel off the BMW cover and use it on the JK. The threads are the same, so it screws right in.By the way double check the photos to make sure you have the correct key matched to the correct cover. These things fit like a glove so getting the right one is important.

Update:They are so good that I ended up buyer another pair of these for a recently added second BMW X2. They fit and look great and still allow for easy access to the buttons on the fob. Obviously these pretty much stay in a pocket or handbag and rarely ever get “handled”, especially if you have comfort access, so the main benefits are that a it’s thin enough in profile and provides protection from scratchesThe material isn't flimsy and has some sturdiness to it. It also came with two of the metal rods in different lengths for use either with or without the leather strap/hook..a nice surprise and added detail that I wasn't expecting. The remote stays in place and it isn't hard to swing out either. Though access to the panic button on the remote isn't clearly visible because of the pivot point cover, but its still accessible and hopefully not really needed to be accessed on a regular basis. It didn't add to much bulk to the fob and will prevent my keys from scratching it.

I have 2 different BMWs. One Uses the older style key and one uses the uses the more updated one with a point. I bought two of these cases/covers one for each of the different keys. Now, for the older key its perfect and exactly what I wanted. Theres a stretchy strap bewteen the two leather covers that keeps tension on the key fob which keeps the key inside/between both the covers so the key wont "swing" out. For the newer version key(the pointed style key fob) the cover is nice but it doesnt retain the key as well as the older style. All in all both are great covers and plan on buying a second set for both sets of key fobs.

i had a genuine bmw leather key cover, but it broke after 3 months. the metal pin that connects the cover to the key hole snapped. and i didn’t like the stiffness of the original bmw key cover (the key doesn’t want to swivel into the cover). so i tried this one. considering the price, i didn’t expect much, but after 1 year of normal daily use, it still works like new. although the chain part looks rather flimsy, the cover part is quite good, and it blocks unwanted key button pressing (at least we didn’t find rear hatch opened unexpectedly). and they provided spare pin part that connects the cover to the key hole, i guess in case it breaks. so i like it so far. would recommend this to my friends