What are the disadvantages of modifying to a smart key?
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Modifying to a smart key has disadvantages such as fast power consumption, missing functions, and potential safety hazards. Fast power consumption: The smart key consumes power quickly, requiring charging every half month. Due to the LCD screen and the need to sense signals from the OBU device, the power consumption is particularly fast. Missing functions: The smart key only supports keyless entry but cannot achieve keyless start. If the vehicle uses a mechanical key to start, you still need to take out the original key to start the vehicle after getting in the car, meaning you have to carry two car keys when going out. Safety hazards: When passing by the vehicle, it will unlock automatically, posing potential safety hazards.