Universal1-Way Car Keyless Entry Security Alarm System with Shock Sensor & Microwave Sensor and Two 5-Button Remotes

Took a LONG time to install but all features work well and love my alarm sounds different from others.

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Good alarm. Takes a couple hours to install. If you’re not experienced in wiring car radios and such I’d suggest watch some videos first then find a wire diagram of your car. I looked up 98 mustang alarm wires ( my car ) and found where the wires needed and what colors they were. I’ve installed a lot of electrical stuff in cars. First alarm and the only problem I had was I had to swap a positive and negative for my door locks cause they were backwards Making the alarm armed when it was unlocked which was incorrect on the info I found not sellers. Easy fix and it works great. Didn’t get trunk release to work but I haven’t fiddled with it yet cause it not extremely important to me

This Alarm is amazing. Cant believe the price for an alarm that works so well and does so much. It has good distance for the remotes. Easy to install. Appear to be of good quality.

Alright, this is going to be a long one I think. Here are the pros and cons... Pros: - You get a whole car alarm for a very affordable price. - You also get two sensors, a shock sensor and a proximity sensor with this alarm - The remotes have decent range and I like that they work as soon as you press the button unlike other alarms. - The main brain is fairly small so it's easier to install. - You also get the starter cut relay included if you want to use it. - Each sensor has it's own connection port in the alarm which I like. - It has all the basic functions of a car alarm Cons: - The wires are aluminum instead of copper. Aluminum wires feel a bit more brittle I think, but they work. - The thin wires are a bit too thin and should be a bit thicker. - The shock and proximity sensors are single stage, not dual stage. They work but I prefer dual stage sensors. I also bought a separate dual sensor to try and add, but it just would not work with this alarm. It was a different brand from the one I have used in the past. - The sensors led light up when there is movement, so if they don't light up when you first install them, they are not broken, you just have to adjust each one individually. - The included siren is not very loud, but you can get a different one. - It came with a feature that's supposed to flash the lights every time you open the doors. I was able to program that to stay off. It's in the manual and you do that with the key in acc. - This model does not have a remote car starter if that's something you want. I like the simple alarm so it was fine for me. - The manual needs better translation, but I figured out most of it. Other thoughts: - It would be nice if it was a two way system so you could get notified if the alarm is tripped so that you're not guessing if it's yours or not. - I would also like to see two stage sensors instead of single stage. They do work fine once you set them up, but still. - Upgrade the thin wires to something a bit thicker to make it easier to connect. - Unfortunate because I'm installing it in a Volkswagen, I'm still trying to find the door lock wires in the car, not the alarms fault but this is why it's taken me a while to finish it. Other than that it has been working the way any car alarm is supposed to. Keep in mind that depending on your car model, you may not use all the wires, and pay attention to the polarity of each wire so you don't run into any problems. - The sensors on this alarm are very sensitive so make sure to start with just a tiny bit on the shock sensor and the middle on the proximity sensor. Also unplug the sensors you are not setting up, then the other when you switch. This way you can be absolutely sure you have them dialed in correctly so you don't get random alarms. - Last but not least, I bought this alarm because of the price, all the included parts and the fact that they include the installation sheet. Many other more expensive alarms don't want to include this and they basically all do the same basic things. It just makes it easier for me as someone that likes to do my own installs in my own cars. So, if I can't get that information I won't even bother looking at them or any other big item that needs an install manual. - You can find my videos on the regular video site we all know. Just type in the name of the alarm.