Jssmst Medium Cash Box with Combination Lock- Durable Metal Cash Box with Money Tray Black,7.87 x 6.3 x 3.35 inches, CB0701M

Good value - does what it says. Big enough for what I need and small enough to be mobile (the coin drawer prevents the coins from flying around which happens es with my bigger cash box). I love that I don’t have to carry a key around.

Got the box from the driver and when i open it up and tuck out the cast box there was no lock on it, the lock was inside the box I then look at the box it came in and it said please do not return it?

The key here is to know this is the type of storage you're looking for. If you know, then this is a good product at a good price. If you're looking for moderate or greater security or theft deterrence this isn't it. If you're looking for moderate or greater durability this isn't it. This is not a safe, nor is it a firesafe-grade protector of its contents. If you're looking for a place to store small items and keep kids or nosy friends/family out, or something to set on the table in front of you at a yard sale, you are not likely to find a better item for the price (unless it's one of the other several brands which seem to be using this same item from the same manufacturer). It's essentially thin sheet metal with a plastic knob and a very basic adjustable 3-digit combo lock. Because it's steel it's got a relative degree of durability--if you put it under a 20 gallon rubbermaid tote full of books during a move, the contents will most likely come out fine. If you drop that same rubbermaid from the second floor onto it... Well, I wouldn't make any promises. As a reasonably fit adult male I would probably be able to break this open with a large flathead screwdriver in ten minutes or less. Anyone should be able to get in with a drimmel in probably even less time. All of that said, I would like to also convey that this is slightly thicker than most of the thin sheet metal boxes I've seen, the edges are all well-rounded so I haven't had to be careful not to cut myself, the hinges are internal to the box (which is not as common as you might think on a box that would bother to have a lock on it), the handle is very solidly attached to the box such that I don't think you could fill it with anything dense enough that the handle would separate when you lift it, and even the very basic combo lock is visibly higher quality than comparably-targeted combo locks. The only thing that superficially appears "cheap" is the plastic knob. And even that doesn't have any apparent low-quality artifacts like sharp parallel lines of plastic on either side from a cheap mold. For what it is meant to be, it's actually quite good quality at a very good price and if it meets your needs you won't regret the purchase. If anything I've said has dissuaded you then you probably need to be looking for a safe or firesafe.

I love it works as intended

The lock broke only after 3 uses.