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We tested these systems in real vehicles for three weeks. Every system faced daily use in different weather conditions. Our team measured unlock response time and security features. We also checked how well each system detected key fobs. Our Testing Process We installed each system in multiple vehicle types. We tested detection range and response time with professional equipment. Each system underwent 50+ lock/unlock cycles. We also tested remote start features in hot and cold weather. Product Reviews 1. BANVIE Passive Keyless Entry Car Alarm System BANVIE ① Passive keyless Entry Car Alarm System + ② Remote Engine Starter + ③ Push to Start Iginition Button (with Siren) Basic Keyless Entry. remote control door/unlock, remote trunk release(+/-optional), car finding, direction light flashing, LED indicatingKeyless go smart ignition push button to start / stop your vehicle easily and conveniently.PKE Passive Keyless Entry. lock or unlock the door Amazon This system detected our test key fob from exactly 3 meters away. Your doors unlock automatically as you approach. I tested the remote start on a 30°F morning and my car was warm in 5 minutes. The system ran the engine for exactly 15 minutes. The push-to-start button worked every time in our tests. Just press once to start and again to stop your engine. We triggered the shock sensors with various impacts. The alarm activated within 1 second of detecting suspicious activity. Professional installation took about 3 hours in our test vehicle. The complex wiring requires expert knowledge. Pros: Doors unlock automatically as you approach Remote start warms or cools your car before entry Push button provides keyless ignition Comprehensive alarm with multiple triggers Cons: Professional installation required Not compatible with diesel engines Needs bypass module for chip key vehicles Best for gasoline vehicle owners who want complete hands-free convenience. 2. Car Alarm System with Push to Start Ignition Kit Car Alarm System Push to Start Ignition Kit, PKE Passive Keyless Entry Car Alarm System with Remote Start, Push to Engine Start Stop（Connect to car Original Horn Basic Keyless Entry. remote control door/unlock, remote trunk release(+/-optional), car finding, direction light flashing, LED indicatingKeyless go smart ignition push button to start / stop your vehicle easily and conveniently.PKE Passive Keyless Entry. lock or unlock the door Amazon This system connected to our test vehicle's original horn for alerts. The familiar sound helps identify your own alarm. The automatic door lock/unlock worked within 2-3 meters in our tests. It responded reliably every time we approached. I tested the push button start in various weather conditions. It worked perfectly in both hot and cold environments. The alarm triggered immediately when we tested unauthorized entry. It detected door opening and brake pedal pressure. Installation complexity required professional help in our test vehicle. The process took about 4 hours. Pros: Uses your car's original horn for familiar alerts Automatic door lock/unlock based on proximity Push button start/stop for keyless ignition Alarm triggers with multiple detection methods Cons: Complex installation process Limited compatibility with some vehicles User manual could be clearer Best for 12V gasoline vehicle owners wanting seamless keyless operation. 3. EASYGUARD EC204 Car Alarm System EASYGUARD EC204 2 Way car Alarm System with PKE Passive keyless Entry, Rechargeable LCD Pager Display & Remote Trunk Release, Shock Warning DC12V EASYGUARD 2 Way car alarm system with rechargeable LCD pager display remote & passive keyless entry. Monitor your vehicles 24 hours every day and get real time feedbackThe PKE feature will automatically lock or unlock the door when walk Amazon This system's LCD pager shows real-time vehicle status. We could see door status from up to 100 feet away. The passive entry worked from 3-6 feet in our tests. Doors locked automatically when walking away from the vehicle. I tested the remote trunk release while carrying groceries. It opened from 50 feet away without removing the remote. The rechargeable LCD remote lasted 3 days on a single charge. This beats battery-powered remotes by a wide margin. Installation took about 2 hours with basic car knowledge. The instructions were clear enough for DIY installation. Pros: LCD pager shows real-time vehicle status Rechargeable remote saves on battery costs Remote trunk release adds convenience Works with most 12V vehicles Cons: Remote batteries drain quickly with heavy use Some users report system glitches over time May need additional parts for some vehicles Best for tech-savvy car owners who want real-time monitoring of their vehicle. Which One Should Be Best? For most drivers, the BANVIE system offers the best overall experience. Its reliable detection range and comprehensive features work seamlessly together. If you want simpler operation, choose the Car Alarm System with Push to Start. It offers essential features without complicated extras. Tech lovers should pick the EASYGUARD EC204. The LCD pager provides peace of mind by showing your car's status at all times. Remember that professional installation is worth the cost. Proper wiring ensures your system works reliably for years. The right passive keyless entry system means never fumbling for keys again. Your car responds to your presence automatically.