Honeywell 2901 Waterproof, Fire & Theft Safe (.74 cu ft)

Once it's set up, I like this safe just fine. To my knowledge it does not have a fingerprint reader. If it does, I'd like to know where to find it and how to set it up

Both waterproof and fireproof. But only about 45 lbs so must be bolted down if you are afraid that someone will carry away. Also like the digital lock but the backup key.

Great safe, but shipper never delivered mine. I got it for the same price from the local office supply store.

Quality product

The safe is fine, works as expected. Was shocked to open the box and find a dirty safe. Clearly looked used.

First thing you need to know about this picky safe is that it uses cheap dollar store batteries! So apparently after you buy the safe you put in some batteries from around the house put your code in, do you test from the instructions, an it only half works. Like there's lights, no sounds, but the key works. Don't bother calling the number they give you on the top of the safe, all it is is just an annoying game of phone tag that ends up with someone eventually getting back to you just to say "oh that's not me let me transfer you to the right people" just to transfer you back to the same stupid automated voicemail!! Just in case you think oh maybe the email should be better, oh no think again, eventually someone will get back to you with, your not doing it right, are you double tapping, an ohh it's your batteries. You go back an forth for days because that's how long it takes them to get back to your reply. So you comply an try again, an now I have enough batteries to supply a Christmas cuz the machine is so sensitive it only takes ALKALINE! Cheap dollar store batteries. Because they gave me a list of what it wont take. Wth really, like this expensive safe that runs on cheap batteries. Wow! Not anything with Pro, ultra, lithium, rechargeable, an ect. So instead of the company just straight out telling you just use Alkaline, they just say it's your batteries. You can tell them which brand you have, an they say no not those. So you switch to a different brand, surprise no again, then when your nice an super frustrated an done then there like oh it uses Alkaline. So when your like screw this just take it back it's to much of a headache they say no returns because it's not broken because it uses cheap dollar store batteries! Sorry for venting but my experience

Have to slam the door and push on it if you want it to lock. And to open you have to pull hard within the time limit unless you use the key.Must not have very good inspectors checking them for proper operations.I may try to take the door off somehow and see if it can be adjusted.Do Not buy this one. Harbor freight have better ones!

Crap. Bought this at a local store. It is only useful as a fire box. Not a security/theft safe in any way. There is an extremely dumb and universal key with 3 plates that overrides the lock (supposedly for when batteries are out) which means if someone wants to steal the entire box or just carry one of those stupid universal keys, they are inside.And water protection, pff - ok it has it, but so does a good zip lock bag