Craftsman CMXZDCG440 Garage Door Wireless Keypad, Gray

I haven't used this much but I replaced a craftsman 315 model that had a broken lid so this was the newer version. Installation on the wall was simple and just like the old unit and programming was simple if you just follow the directions, It took me one time to program it correctly. My only complaint is this unit has a green/Yellow illumination vs the craftsman 315 model had a red illumination which i prefer.

Nice look. Workes perfect with my garage door. Great value for the money.

Works perfect for older opener. I tried another brand "universal' that would not connect to opener. After an hour of frustration took it back to HD. It took me 5 minutes to get this connected and mounted. Worked with a 2000 model year Craftsman.

Works with my 1995 Craftsman garage door opener. Buttons are so much smoother than that crusty old unit.

Product worked out of the box according to simple to follow instructions. Product has some nice features like it can handle multiple doors since it can store 20+ codes. It can also store quite a few temporary codes that are active with a timer or number of uses - your choice.As compared to my original Craftsman from 20 years ago, the construction of the remote is less weather resistant. The closing lid doesn't cover the remote fully on the bottom. Thus water could seep into battery compartment. Also the top part of closing cover doesn't cover the top well from rain. There is a good gap that can allow water to get in and get to keypad. I am a design engineer and the cover is not well engineered. The cover attachment mechanism is very cheap and I expect it to break. In fact, just after putting battery inside, the cover fell off and I had to snap it back into place. The cover engagement pieces are small and not strong. Due to this, don't let sun or rain get to this unit. I might engineer a cover to put over this remote which defeats the point of having a cover. It would not have cost much to design and implement a better cover. Another negative is the battery cover. You have press pretty hard to disengage the plastic catch. I can see this breaking if not careful. My old remote was designed nicely. The battery cover slide over and a small screw held it in place. No need to press hard on plastic to remove. Again a subpar design and implementation to save a few cents. Quality of cover and case was not a priority it seems. Hopefully the unit works reliably and for years to come. My old unit gave up after 26 years. That was quality.

Works like a charm. Ace Hardware wants $40 for the same one.

Works just like my last one! Still has the one button push to lower the door with the enter button.

Worked great. Easy set-up!