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The i-key was meant to stay in ones pocket or purse. IMO, it just makes more sense to push the button on the door since you already have to put
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The i-key was meant to stay in ones pocket or purse. IMO, it just makes more sense to push the button on the door since you already have to put your hand on the handle to open it.
Also keep in mind the more often the i-key buttons are used, the faster the battery inside runs down. |
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