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Genie GIFT390-1BL One button Flashlight Mini Remote | 
 enlarge | Brand: Genie
Category: Single Detail Page Misc
Buy New: $19.00
New (6) from $19.00
Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 8703
Media: Misc.
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 4.1 x 2.6 x 0.6
MPN: GIFT390-1
Model: GIFT390-1
UPC: 050049015893
EAN: 0050049015893
ASIN: B000UQQFTO
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Mini Flashlight keychain remote | | • | Compatible with Genie Intellicode Products 1997 to Current | | • | INCLUDES: Genie mini remote, battery and Programming Instructions | | • | Will not work with Genie Intellicode products manufactured prior to 1997. |
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Product Description
1-button remote works just like the multi-function remote and features a light for added nighttime convenience. WILL NOT WORK WITH OLDER INTELLICODE PRODUCTS PRIOR TO 1997.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 7
 Genie One button Flashlight Mini Remote August 26, 2010
Robert Cullen (Los Angeles)
I purchased this item because the old version of this mini remote was very poorly made and started opening and closing the door at will. After receiving the new model remote, I can see the superior construction. Although I have not had the necessity to use the embedded mini LED light, it is a worthy addition even though it causes a minor increase in size from the previous model.
 mini garage door opener June 29, 2010
Laurie Napa
This is a wonderful product - my husband is an avid road cyclist, and enjoys having this miniature opener for easy access to the garage. Beats carrying around keys or a larger garage door opener, as every gram counts!
Works. June 13, 2010
Chris A. Bombardo (Warner Robins, GA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
It is to big for the key me - I carry keys in my pockey - but my wife loves it. Since the size makes little difference since she puts them in her purse. She likes having the door opener even when she does not drive.
 Not recommended for motorcycles June 8, 2010
R. Karlsson
I was looking for a key-fob Intellicode remote to use with my motorcycle, since it has a dedicated spot in my garage. I thought the flashlight was a nice bonus feature, but eventually had three problems with this model:
1. Despite a raised lip around the flashlight button, it did accidentally turn on in my pocket at work one day and run the battery down.
2. The housing was not very tough, and the bouncing around inherent with life on a motorcycle popped the case in half more than once (snap fit).
3. The "quick release" ball/socket connection between the two key rings is also not very tough, which resulted in the fob detaching from the key during a cross-country ride. There was no way to figure out where along the road it fell off. As a result, I no longer own this product. If you do use this remote on a motorcycle, throw the quick release away.
I have found, however, that the standard Intellicode visor-mount remote fits in one of my cycle jacket's inside pockets w/velcro closure quite securely, and with the button facing out I can activate it through the jacket.
Works as expected April 23, 2010
Guy in Florida
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I bought two of these remotes to replace the original ones that came with our Overhead Door Legacy opener. I read that these work just as well on Overhead Door CodeDodger products as they do on Genie Intellicode. It's true. They do.
Programming them is simple. Just follow the instructions (same for both types). I found the range of these remotes to be about the same as the originals--maybe even better. There size is just slightly larger than I prefer, but I guess that's to be expected since they use AAA batteries. And I do like that they use AAA's. We usually have plenty of those around.
My wife and I like the convienience of having the remotes attached to our keyrings; plus, we have always been a little nervous about leaving remotes in our vehicles. If someone breaks into one of our cars they can get into the house through the garage. Not to mention, the heat of the Florida sun is what destroyed the original remote.
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