Remote Fob Car Transponder Key for Toyota (TOY44H-PT, H Chip)

Because the DIY programming steps don't work with Toyota Sienna 2015+, I had to buy the green colored OBD2 device (costs about 35 bucks). It took only a minute to get the H chip key programmed with it.

I sent these back as my locksmith was unable to program these and they arrived slightly misshapen. With keys, slightly misshapen is a big issue.For those who don’t know, these keys need to be cut and then programmed using a special software that the average person won’t have so a locksmith/trip to the dealership is necessary. I ended up spending triple on an OEM Toyota “H” key and it works flawlessly. I use aftermarket whenever I can but in this case I would advise you to pass on these and get the OEM. I hope this saves someone some time and frustration.

Important part was it was exactly what I needed and what I ordered

Did not work for Corolla.

I decided to order the lime green key programmer for my 2015 Toyota Camry (from another site) and wanted to be able to make a few keys. I ordered the "fancier" key that has the remote (aka "the beep beep buttons"), but decided that if I was truly in need of a backup, then these basic keys would be fine to open the door and start the car, so I bough these as well. I was worried given the low price, but they programmed just as easily as the other key with the remote I purchased elsewhere. I'm only removing one stay because they are painfully plain. Its my understanding that these keys would only be for Toyotas, so they could put a Toyota logo or sticker or something. Or if not, it would've been nice to have a way of differentiating the two keys like a number or code sticker. But I got what I paid for and it worked as expected so I can't complain too much.

The chip in both keys was not programmable. Professional had to replace chip in both. ($20 more). Locksmith confirmed keys arrived defective. (because he was not able to program even after multiple attempts).Poor quality control - I specified correct model and year of auto and still had to pay for key ID chip that was included AND should have been able to be programmed by professional locksmith. (but was not)

I do not recommend these keys I have a key programmer it would not accept chip so I took it to a locksmith that I use to cut all my keys. They check it out bad key chip they had one there $10 buck they cut it normal fee took it home and what do you know it works. I had them cut that worthless key and made it the emergancy key. Oh well lesson learned.

I bought these (2 keys) to cut and program for my '16 Toyota Sequoia. I cut the first with my key duplicator machine, tried the key in the vehicle - it turned with no issues, so programming it was next. I logged into my OBD2 with my tablet and added the key to my vehicle. Great one down, one to go. Not so fast - I went to program the second key since I had the OBD2 connected. The key showed a key registration error. "This key has already been registered" see pic! BTW, the second key wasn't in the vehicle when the first was programmed (it doesn't matter if it was, but someone will ask)Message sent to "KeylessOption Store", lets see how they respond.I'll update if applicable.