GUK-R Garage Door Opener Keypad Compatible with LiftMaster Chamberlain Craftsman Genie Overhead Linear Wayne Dalton Garage Door Opener Remote

This unit worked great with my Legacy 850. I tried to get a different universal keypad to work, but couldn’t get it to program. This unit took 1 minute to setup by following the instructions under the cover of the keypad. It also feels like a higher quality product than the other universal keypad I tried.

Replaced an original Overhead Door keypad with this and works great. Install took less than 5 minutes and connected promptly. Super easy to program and comes with batteries! Good product!

So far so good. It arrived today and it was an easy install. Nice unit and it works perfect with my old genie.

Great product. It is sleek looking, easy to use, and works well once set up. The instructions leave something to be desired though, which is why this is only 4 stars and not 5. I had a new door opener installed in 2021, a Liftmaster powered by MyQ. In the instructions it says to hit the learn button for 2-3 seconds and then you should be able to pair the keypad.However, on my model I had to hit the learn button for 2-3 seconds and then hit it again to get the keypad to pair. I only noticed this because I noticed the flash pattern on the learn button was different after I hit it again, it does not say anything about maybe having to hit the learn button twice. It would have saved me a lot of time otherwise.Otherwise, this product has been great so far. The backlight is bright so it is easy to see at night, it beeps after each button press so you know the input was accepted which is something that did not happen on other garage keypads I have used. I would buy it again.

Easy too program, took longer to move the cars, go up and down the ladder than to program the remotes! It looks identical to the Genie branded, works perfectly and costs 75% less! I bought 2 for $14, the branded remote is $30 a piece.

Considering it is an aftermarket brand, I wasn't expecting too much but after installation and programming, it worked very well. It was easy to install and relatively easy to program following the instruction sheet. Out of the box, it works great and at the price, I wouldn't be upset if it didn't last more than a year considering the original Genie brand pad died within 14 months.

It worked perfectly. Easy to install and it has a really good signal range.

I've only had this for a day but so far I love it. For my Genie garage opener model 1155B IIRC. Pairing was a little complicated, but after that I love it. Not sure the advantages/disadvantages vs the OEM model, but i do know it's half the price. So this helps me round out my jerry-rigged smart home just a little bit more, just how I like it on the cheap. Barely need my keys anymore! And I like that now if I ever get locked out of the front door by my smart lock's batteries running out mid-unlock (since my model doersnt have a key option) if all else fails, this is yet another backup option. Since it's wifi, mounting couldn't be simpler, just two screws in the trim wood. It feels nice and solid. It's just cool. I saw some complaints about one of the battery contacts, mine doesnt have that issue. If I want to nitpick, I noticed the backlight on the keys seems to be centered in the keypad and not even over all the keys which feels cheap. But then again I'm sure it works fine for it's job, seeing the keys in the dark. Second thing is it comes with two no name AAA batteries. But usually my litmus test is if the no name batteries say alkaline, I keep them. If they dont I toss em. these do so I put them in it even though I have plenty of my own. Too be fair, if I didnt have my own AAA's laying around I would have been super happy they were included. again, gotta keep the price on mind.