Garage Door Opener Remote Keypad for Liftmaster/Chamberlain/Craftsman Garage Door Opener with Purple Yellow Red Orange Green Learn Button, Wireless Keyless Entry Outside Remote 877LM 878MAX G940EV-P2

The remote installed easily and works as it should. I’ve had several of these and while it does require an extra button push, beyond the 4-digit code you enter, the buttons push easily and are far apart enough that the code can be entered with winter driving gloves on. Not terrible expensive. The instructions leave a bit to be desired as they are ambiguous in certain parts, but just stay with it and you’ll get there.

This wireless garage door opener is great. It is not exactly the same as the name brand one from Liftmaster BUT it was a fraction of the price and it has been working great for me.Directions were straightforward and easy to use and the programming was super simple. So far, these are great.

Works

This keypad works like a charm, I bought it for $13.99 and I had a doubt if it was going to work but I'm impressed it worked at the first attempt. It has sound when you press the keys, something that an old craftsman keypad I had didn't have it.

Was shipped with a 9v Battery that was dead. Put in a new battery and it just buzzes continually. Cant do anything to turn off the buzzing. Does not seem to do anything other than buzz.

fairly priced and quick delivery

SETUP WAS REALLY QUCI. NO PROBLEMS - UP AND RUNNING WITHIN 5 MINUTES.

It's not all bad news... To start off with, the item didn't arrive on time but after two delays it did eventually arrive just a few days late. I'm not very impressed with the casing since it's made of a lightweight plastic that I don't expect will last too many years in the sun and rain. I was also disappointed with the programing instructions that are included. They were clearly not written by someone who speaks English as their primary language. After a laugh or two however, you can at least understand them well enough to get through it. The keypad remote arrived with a standard square 9-Volt battery installed already and it did include two screws to mount the item to the exterior door jamb. I would strongly encourage anyone who is about to install this particular item to dispose of those included screws and use some of a better quality. I've done construction work for many years and I'm no stranger to Phillips screws but even for an experienced hand, the screws included are a nightmare waiting to happen. The panhead Phillips type screws included with the item are made of a very soft metal and strip incredibly easy (even after predrilling the hole). The first screw isn't a big deal if it goes awry and strips out on you because it can be removed without damaging anything else pretty easily. The second screw however is a different story. #2 goes into a recessed hole of the device so once it's stripped out, there would be no way to recover it without carefully drilling the head off of it through the recessed hole of the remote. I chose to remove and replace it on the first signs of the problem and was barely able to get it back out without further problem. Save yourself the trouble and use better screws before the problem presents itself to you! Other than those noted gripes above, the item worked fine out of the box with my 1/3HP Chaimberlin/Liftmaster pro series door opener that was originally installed sometime around 2004-ish when the house was first built.