This is a product I would buy if I had to buy a gun safe. I don't have anyone uneducated about firearms or mentally unstable in my house and I live so far out in the boonies that you just don't see burglars out here. None of the reasons one might want an actual, secure gun safe apply to me, so there's no other reason for me to own one at all. This gun safe is for malicious compliance, not actual security.
@@TestECull I mean, it’s not any faster than a quick open biometric safe anyways. If you have to have a gun safe, might as well have a real one that’s actually useful. I’d at least want my safe waterproof in case of a leaky roof or such...
@@57thorns We have cockatoos that open bins by working together using a stick for leverage. In a short while they are going to be ram raiding pet stores.
No they couldn't! Caw! Stop spreading hateful lies about us- I mean about crows Caw! W- I mean they are not extremely intelligent criminal masterminds secretly plotting to take over the world, Caw!
My thoughts exactly. Even the worst locks need some kind of skill or at least a tool and it probably wouldn't work the very first time you try if you never picked a lock before. This is just stick something small enough in roughly the right position and its open. No special motion, special tool, nothing.
This is the perfect safe if you are the type of person to both lose your key, forget your code and burn off your fingerprints. For any other person it's not great...
I think at this point you should have just forget about putting a safe on the gun and just put it on top of the cabinet, same level of safety but no money required
Current market tendency goes to scam big time. Almost no corporation is doing quality business anymore and it's all about gaining money by false advertising. If might be that before global crisis, corporatios are tryings to scam as much as possible or because nothing forces (like government laws or consumer interest protection) to set acceptable minimal viable product.
I will buy this one to calm down the people telling me I have to lock up my gun. At least if someone breaks in I can easily get my gun and I look woke at the same time.
Dont get me wrong he is very talented, the reality is a lot of what he shows is known by the companies that are making the locks and they just don't care.
@@georgplaz A friend of mine worked at a place in a high-density urban area whose biometric scanners were so bad that when his hands were full with this lunch, he was able to use the end of the hotdog to activate the fingerprint reader, and it _worked._
@@georgesconyers9769 Oh. I'm sure they could. Considering 90% of shit is made in China. And logically, things like toxic crayons, cups, and child carseats are recalled all the time. To Bad there's not a "LAWYER" that could look into that 🤔😏😂
@@My-Pal-Hal I phrased that wrong. Im sorry. Let me explain what I mean. Most everything sold is from China, but it has to go through the respective company's quality control before being sold on store shelves or under brands operating in the market. Notice how Samsung had to recall it's phones despite the faulty batteries being made in China. Samsung didn't quality control correctly, and took the blame, legally. The internet complicates things. You can buy stuff *directly* from China. No layer of importing company, no rebranding. You get it straight from the source. Basically, if you bought this from Alibaba or a Chinese company on eBay, I *think* you're outside the protection of your country's trade laws. So you'll either need to get the Chinese company to issue a recall, or get the Chinese government to enforce certain standards on goods. As I think we're both not apart of the CCP Politiburo, or even Chinese citizens, we have nothing to protect us. We're lucky to get a refund! I'm not a lawyer here. I'm just some guy who noticed those THC vape carts that killed 8 people are illegal. From consumer safety AND the THC content AND being sold to minors. it still got sold. Not even on the dark web.
@@georgesconyers9769 I was just going by logical reason. And I know from personal experience. Things like this, are no doubt covered by eBay's customer protection though. They are pretty good with customers. Of many stories, I actually purchased some Flea Medication. It was made by BAYER. Nope. I found it to be Counterfeit months after I purchased it. May not be the same thing. But eBay returned my money, well after the basic customer care time had past. And they shut down that seller. I ALSO reported it to BAYER. And though purchased from an Unauthorized seller. They replaced the product Free TOO. Kudos to them. And beings so much IS from China. I can also say at Least a good 50-60% of the things I've purchased there over the years, I've had my money returned on. And, beings people sell for a rating, (and money) more than anything else. I've been able to just keep the items. They'd rather have 5 stars, or no rating at all. Than pay even return shipping. All the item has to do, is not match the description. I could buy crap there all day. And Never Pay for Anything. But I'm not a (total 😂) criminal. And usually report things, like mentioned above. So eBay, and others know. And part, of just being honest and decent. Not so easy nowadays. I'll tell ya this for free. But I could tell ya a couple things right off the bat, you could buy there and get Free. Bluetooth Headphones, and XHP70.2 Flashlights. SO HOW MUCH WOULD YOU PAY FOR THESE FREE ITEMS,.. BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE 😂 Anyway, just know where you shop. But. My mention of a LAWYER. You do know who makes these videos, right 😂 ...logic and sarcasm go hand in hand. Probably why I'm good with customer care issues 🤣 Buyer Beware 🖖
@@My-Pal-Hal I have a feeling that the best you could expect is a refund on the purchase-price, and that's assuming that eBay's policies mean that _they_ issue the refund and then _they_ take it up with the merchant. If there's no recourse for them against the merchant the it may mean that there's no recourse for the buyer either, as eBay is not going to assume liability for everything that comes through their site. If they did assume that liability they'd frankly be screwed. They may attempt to _facilitate_ assistance, but it would not surprise me if that's as far as they're willing to go. As for any given product, it would not surprise me if exporters only set up shop for a limited amount of time, or are prepared to discontinue old accounts if too many problems crop up with customer complaints or refunds. An exporter of a problematic product might even just discontinue all sales of the product for a limited amount of time, and resume sales once the hubbub dies down, if they feel they can get away with that. Remember, their interest is in profit from moving product. If eBay can't accurately link problematic accounts with each other then it may be difficult to ban defective products or problematic sellers.
So an empty Cheerios box gives you exactly as much security as this “safe.” Hmm, maybe General Mills should advertise that: “Buy this cereal and get a free gun save.”
When I was little my parents used to secure cookies in a jar. They called it a "cookie jar." The design flaw in that device was that the lid was relatively easy to open. You only had to lift it up ... much like a Yuema gun safe.
I saw the tweet yesterday, and the thumbnail today. My first thought was, “wait, it can’t be worse than the plastic one he showed...” Well, I suppose 8am is a good time of day to be very, very wrong.
So tell me how you really feel about this gun safe. Jeez, this is less security than just putting the gun on a higher shelf. At least then you have to go get a chair.
Edward Bashaw probably would have had to have seen this video or had the same safe to know about this exploit, i dont think it putting it on a high shelf would be a better idea, maybe if you placed it on a high shelf while its inside this safe though
@nova nova LPL's usual criteria for an effective gun safe is something that can keep a curious adolescent out. Poking around with a knife or similar thin object is probably the first thing they'd try.
Let's be honest it is still better than a shelf because it may be easy to open you have to figure out the design flaw when the door is closed and it's not obvious
To be fair, Harry *did* say he was extemely disappointed in this product because Yuema does some good things. I can only recall twice that Harry said nice things about a Master lock. One was a beautiful piece of craftsmanship from the 30s and the other was his comments about how the cores in the Master LOTO locks with the plastic bodies were really good cores and why didn't Master use them anywhere else?
I appreciate your time and evaluations on all these products. It is just now I feel as if I should comment. I've watched many of your videos. You've given me very innovated thoughts as to how I should protect my home and keepsakes. I really hope you enjoy making your videos as much as I enjoy every the very delicious excitement as to what puzzling lock you'll exploit next! Hope you see this!
Yuema: How to make our product better Man 1: combination and key. Woman: fingerprint scanner: Bob: A simple guard rail so that they can't bypass the lock. Yuema: Bob your fired.
I'd like to see a video of you picking up a lock and how you go about analyzing its flaws like this and making the discovery. Your content is amazing and very informative of what you should look to use, thanks LockPickingLawyer!
TR P I think what he means is a video where he hasn’t analyzed it before hand and takes you through the process in which LPL finds the design flaws in real time
When my son was about 5 years old I taught him how to slim jim our ‘84 (ish) Renault Alliance (I am ashamed to say that I bought a Renault Alliance.....but it was the “Car and Driver” car of the year). I learned some slim jim skills from a tow truck driver. With this Renault you just slid the instrument straight down about an inch and a half from the lock...door unlocked effortlessly..... just like this safe. Always fun when he entertained visitors with his skills.
you get a + from me. No clicbait, no bullshit. Just a straight forward "this is whats up". We need more of this in todays world where so many seem to be so full of shit.
Absolutely loved this ! Your quickly becoming one of my favorite sites! This safe should be taken off the market because this could become dangerous to own! Thanks
I can just imagine the LockPickingLawyer springs the lock without even looking at it, and walks away with his back to the lock in slow motion as it opens. Gangsta hip hop playing in background...
It is out of stock at that vendor. Since they just changed the price, the search engines keep indexing it. They will put the price back when they have one to sell. If you foolishly try to buy one, they may just buy it from another vendor and have it shipped to you. Amazon should change their rules so vendors aren't tempted to use this technique.
I just watched a video review on amazon about this allowing any finger to open the safe after a factory reset to remove all fingerprints from the system...not that that really matters when you can just pop it open like this. It is truly amazing just how many people don't understand just how bad some of these supposedly "secure" items are.
You sir, are incredible. I've watched several of your videos that were suggested to me. Of course I subscribed immediately. Now it's time for me to go to your home page and watch them all. Not to know how to pick, but to know what products to stay away from, and hopefully which ones you recommend based on their strength. Thank you sir.
Considering little kids like to pick up things and shove it into stuff, this is extremely dangerous oversight and should be put off the market immediately.
If it meets the letter of the laws governing these products there's nothing that can be done about it. And I'd be shocked if the people writing those laws knew enough about security to stipulate that gun safes need to be protected against this sort of attack. It's also the perfect gun safe to buy if you're not in a situation where you actually *need* the security of a proper gun safe but need to satisfy a regulation that stipulates you store your piece within one. I would be such a buyer if I had that law hanging over me; I live alone and live so rural that we don't get burglars so I have no need for an actual gun safe.
@@TestECull again they shouldn't label it as a safe, if its not safe. No pun intended. A gun should be stored properly, whether it is in a safe or has a lock when not in use.
@@sdfsdf2205 If it meets the legal requirements to be called a gun safe then it is a gun safe. The law doesn't necessarily require it to be a *good* gun safe.
@LockPickingLawyer, big fan here! I've learned all about the vulnerabilities of locks and products I've owned for years, without ever realizing just how pointless some of them are/were. Suffice it to say, you've already saved me a bunch of money, based on at least two products that have either been returned (Brinks Disc Lock that I learned could easily be twisted open, and a Harbor Freight / Union "Gun Safe" that someone else showed no less than eight vulnerabilities in existence, as well as the fact that it had been recalled. It's still in the box, but going back to Harbor Freight in the morning. It looks very suspiciously like a version of this gun safe you reviewed here) or will be soon. I just enjoyed watching your homemade gun lock solution using the Abus padlock and a drill bit but, like many others who have commented on your various gun safe reviews, I'd be very interested in knowing whether there is a particular gun safe that you DO find to be competent in protecting firearms from easy access by kids/unauthorized guests? I've learned from you that one of the most effective "fixes" for many locks is to replace the core with more resilient cores, and that most gun safes seem to be plagued with cheap bypass cores. That said, is there a gun safe you would suggest as a good starting point for the best safety? I am prepared to add additional shields to vulnerable buttons/mechanisms (have welder, will travel, lol!) and to replace vulnerable cores, but would love to start with a design that you would put a "conditional" stamp of approval on. I believe that I speak for a great many of your fans when I say we'd definitely appreciate your addressing this question if you haven't already and, if you have, would you please direct me to that video? Searching your channel didn't bring me the answers I hoped to find. Keep the great and entertaining reviews coming, and "thanks" in advance!!! ;-)
People always say that security through obscurity is no security at all, but considering what passes for legitimate security devices, I have to say that a random cardboard box in a closet is looking like more security than should be expected.
My father always had the model of gun safe that was "It goes from my holster to under my pillow, and if anything wakes me up at night the gun won't be the concern."
@@AnonYmous-mc5zx So why do you feel the need to sleep with a gun under the pillow? (Just for your information, most people in the world don't even feel the need to own a gun at all.)
Inexcusable ,my favorite video are the ones where you expose this trash ,until consumers see how insanely useless these are and stop buying them lock makers will continue selling this garbage to them. Great review brother!
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It's finally happened. He just touches the safe it and it gives up. We've been joking about it all year and it came true...
i'm from the future. now he literally just looks at the lock to get it opened !
@@n_adoui I'm from further in the future and this is false.
@@gavinclose8810 tf
Gavin Close you mean they just open for him without him looking at them!? Wow!
Haha :D good one :D greetings from Poland :D
"Honey, your gun safe is open."
"How'd it get open?"
"The fan blew air into the lock."
LMAOOO!!!!!!!! Just leave it in front of a fan and it will pop right open!
Yuema: We put the unsafe in gun safe
This comment deserves more likes.
SFtheWolf You made me laugh aloud after quiet hours; shame on you! ;)
genius
I don't know if 'bumping' works on replies, but imma try
its a feature.... for faster access the gun
This is not just a product to avoid. It's a product that should be recalled.
bullcrapptv esp since its a GUN SAFE
if the lock worked properly this still looks more like mailbox rather than a safe
This kinda crap is filling landfills across the world. Including all the crap kids plastic toys that are almost one use and kids are done with them
This is a product I would buy if I had to buy a gun safe. I don't have anyone uneducated about firearms or mentally unstable in my house and I live so far out in the boonies that you just don't see burglars out here. None of the reasons one might want an actual, secure gun safe apply to me, so there's no other reason for me to own one at all.
This gun safe is for malicious compliance, not actual security.
@@TestECull I mean, it’s not any faster than a quick open biometric safe anyways.
If you have to have a gun safe, might as well have a real one that’s actually useful. I’d at least want my safe waterproof in case of a leaky roof or such...
"This is the Lock Picking Lawyer, and what I have for you today is...'click'...In any case, that's all I have for you today..."
LOL!
lmao
Good one.
I nearly lost it laughing, this is definitely the top comment
clearsignal someone needs to edit this!
“One second”? You are being awfully generous today.
It takes some time to put the pick/shim into the gap
Not to mention, if you are actually picking the lock you are doing it blind. So you are still semi-finding your way to the release.
"opens in 0.45 seconds" just doesn't roll of the tongue the same
This safe makes three OPS. (Open per second)
You have to grab your random object to insert. It should take about one second to find anything that you can open that box with.
I'm sure that even a trained crow could open that with a stick
Read more Remember when he picked the gun lock with an actual twig? 😂
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Trained? Just leave some food inside and they will learn to open it by themself.
@@57thorns We have cockatoos that open bins by working together using a stick for leverage. In a short while they are going to be ram raiding pet stores.
No they couldn't! Caw! Stop spreading hateful lies about us- I mean about crows Caw! W- I mean they are not extremely intelligent criminal masterminds secretly plotting to take over the world, Caw!
"Our product got featured by LPL."
"Oh..."
"In a 1:51 long video."
"Oh, shit!"
In a 1:51 short video.......
With 1:48 seconds of talk and three seconds opening it three times with a simple push of a simple tool.
"Did he at least use a lockpick?" "Well, _technically_ yes...."
Finally a lock I can pick myself!
Yes a great test lock to build up your confidene
Next: Bumping the hotel safe.
My thoughts exactly.
Even the worst locks need some kind of skill or at least a tool and it probably wouldn't work the very first time you try if you never picked a lock before.
This is just stick something small enough in roughly the right position and its open. No special motion, special tool, nothing.
Technically, this is a bypass, not a pick. But you can "pick" the fingerprint part just as easily.
LOL... That's what I thought too.
Biometric as in it opens when it detects a human being around :)
🤣🤣
정지호 probably a few house pets TD s that would manage it as well.
Or proteins, whether a steak or a shake.
Bio-approximate
🤣🤣🤣
This is the perfect safe if you are the type of person to both lose your key, forget your code and burn off your fingerprints.
For any other person it's not great...
I think at this point you should have just forget about putting a safe on the gun and just put it on top of the cabinet, same level of safety but no money required
Sounds like the typical crackhead
@@insertyourfeelingshere8106 Funny because it's so true :)
You will never loose the key to this safe, just place them inside.
A person who burns off their fingerprints shouldn’t own a gun safe. That’s a murderer
"This is the Lock Picking Lawyer, and today I'm wondering if these companies are even trying anymore."
well done.
Current market tendency goes to scam big time. Almost no corporation is doing quality business anymore and it's all about gaining money by false advertising.
If might be that before global crisis, corporatios are tryings to scam as much as possible or because nothing forces (like government laws or consumer interest protection) to set acceptable minimal viable product.
This should be called a “danger” instead of a “safe”.
Well just don't put your freaking gun in it ! ;)
psirvent8 what should input in it?
@@goldenirets8930 a notecard that says "nice try"
boooooooooooooooooo lol
I will buy this one to calm down the people telling me I have to lock up my gun. At least if someone breaks in I can easily get my gun and I look woke at the same time.
"Let's do that a few more times." Just to really rub it in
Reminds me of a Jim Carey scene from Ace Ventura...
He was trying to shoot for a 2 minute video, still didn't make it.
@@coreytaggart128 He'll have to hold back harder next time.
Well there's nothing worse than blowing your load in under one second. Got to keep on pumping just to kill the time.
LPL: "Hey gunsafe, you ticklish?"
gunsafe: "No"
*click**
LPL: "Liar"
The lock companies should pay him as a beta tester. Might avoid some of these clangers.
Dont get me wrong he is very talented, the reality is a lot of what he shows is known by the companies that are making the locks and they just don't care.
@@alexdavis9324 whats the point of making unsafe locks? They are surely gonna be tested, exposed and nobody will buy them
@@neonbelly4 unfortunately that's not reality. Master sells 44 million dollars of products annually
@Toori Baba "It has three typea of opening MeChAnIsMs!" Technically - it has four.
Eh, he does this for fun. But I know Pacloc has posted comments on videos before, and I think they have fixed an issue LPL found.
Well, at least when your child needs your gun quickly, this safe will do the job!
As he said, they were innovative.
Perfect for highschool children that might need a gun for various reasons.
@@TheNewFaceOfHSP An 18 year old can buy a rifle or a shotgun.
@@Preaplanes Doesn't he need a gun license?
@@Intrspace A license? He's not selling it, he needs a FOID at most.
Damn you can pick this lock faster than saying Open Sesame
Actually it is a bypass not picking...😂
Open Ses.. *click*... fuck.
“Open se ...” yep!
Popeye said, "Open says me." In this case, 'Open sa..."
"Ope-"
**click**
When you can describe the quality of a lock in Herz.
That is, the number of times you can pick a lock per second.
well done.
and: *Hertz
Hertz probably isn't a bad idea either... Probably put a bass speaker near it and find the right frequency to vibrate that plate back...
Next time on LockPickingLawyer: How to open a safe with one stern look
On another video he's successfully used a stick.
@@antonioscalleta7097 AND a lego astronaut!
FaceID: Wait!
This genuinely made me laugh out loud.
I'm not sure if it wa safter this, I think so, that he DID use a stern look (at the lock) to open it (/see the combination without ANY tools)
If you read the review on amazon... the fingerprint reader is defective too.
anyone finger will work. regardless of who it's programmed for.
another method thats faster than the keys
so we need to go back to medieval times and cut off the handy of thieves! so they have no fingers to use the sensor.
easy solution!
Georg Plaz yeah but even with little nub hands they would *still* be able to pick this safe open
More like "Fingerprint Sensor"
@@georgplaz A friend of mine worked at a place in a high-density urban area whose biometric scanners were so bad that when his hands were full with this lunch, he was able to use the end of the hotdog to activate the fingerprint reader, and it _worked._
I think that is a reason for recall
It's Chinese made. I don't think it can be recalled
@@georgesconyers9769
Oh. I'm sure they could. Considering 90% of shit is made in China. And logically, things like toxic crayons, cups, and child carseats are recalled all the time.
To Bad there's not a "LAWYER" that could look into that 🤔😏😂
@@My-Pal-Hal I phrased that wrong. Im sorry. Let me explain what I mean.
Most everything sold is from China, but it has to go through the respective company's quality control before being sold on store shelves or under brands operating in the market.
Notice how Samsung had to recall it's phones despite the faulty batteries being made in China. Samsung didn't quality control correctly, and took the blame, legally.
The internet complicates things.
You can buy stuff *directly* from China. No layer of importing company, no rebranding. You get it straight from the source.
Basically, if you bought this from Alibaba or a Chinese company on eBay, I *think* you're outside the protection of your country's trade laws. So you'll either need to get the Chinese company to issue a recall, or get the Chinese government to enforce certain standards on goods.
As I think we're both not apart of the CCP Politiburo, or even Chinese citizens, we have nothing to protect us. We're lucky to get a refund!
I'm not a lawyer here. I'm just some guy who noticed those THC vape carts that killed 8 people are illegal. From consumer safety AND the THC content AND being sold to minors. it still got sold. Not even on the dark web.
@@georgesconyers9769
I was just going by logical reason.
And I know from personal experience. Things like this, are no doubt covered by eBay's customer protection though. They are pretty good with customers.
Of many stories, I actually purchased some Flea Medication. It was made by BAYER. Nope. I found it to be Counterfeit months after I purchased it. May not be the same thing. But eBay returned my money, well after the basic customer care time had past. And they shut down that seller. I ALSO reported it to BAYER. And though purchased from an Unauthorized seller. They replaced the product Free TOO. Kudos to them. And beings so much IS from China. I can also say at Least a good 50-60% of the things I've purchased there over the years, I've had my money returned on. And, beings people sell for a rating, (and money) more than anything else. I've been able to just keep the items. They'd rather have 5 stars, or no rating at all. Than pay even return shipping. All the item has to do, is not match the description. I could buy crap there all day. And Never Pay for Anything. But I'm not a (total 😂) criminal. And usually report things, like mentioned above. So eBay, and others know. And part, of just being honest and decent. Not so easy nowadays.
I'll tell ya this for free. But I could tell ya a couple things right off the bat, you could buy there and get Free. Bluetooth Headphones, and XHP70.2 Flashlights.
SO HOW MUCH WOULD YOU PAY FOR THESE FREE ITEMS,.. BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE 😂
Anyway, just know where you shop.
But. My mention of a LAWYER. You do know who makes these videos, right 😂 ...logic and sarcasm go hand in hand.
Probably why I'm good with customer care issues 🤣 Buyer Beware 🖖
@@My-Pal-Hal I have a feeling that the best you could expect is a refund on the purchase-price, and that's assuming that eBay's policies mean that _they_ issue the refund and then _they_ take it up with the merchant. If there's no recourse for them against the merchant the it may mean that there's no recourse for the buyer either, as eBay is not going to assume liability for everything that comes through their site. If they did assume that liability they'd frankly be screwed. They may attempt to _facilitate_ assistance, but it would not surprise me if that's as far as they're willing to go.
As for any given product, it would not surprise me if exporters only set up shop for a limited amount of time, or are prepared to discontinue old accounts if too many problems crop up with customer complaints or refunds. An exporter of a problematic product might even just discontinue all sales of the product for a limited amount of time, and resume sales once the hubbub dies down, if they feel they can get away with that. Remember, their interest is in profit from moving product. If eBay can't accurately link problematic accounts with each other then it may be difficult to ban defective products or problematic sellers.
Yuema: "The lock is just a suggestion. It doesn't actually do anything."
A gun safe that works on the honor system - a novel idea but one that doesn't travel well to the United States!
Voice activated safe... opens to the sound of: “Hello I am the lock picking lawyer”
Judging by how effortless that looked, I wonder if you could shake it open.
i few comments above someone stated that it actually works when you give it a good smackin
I bought a safe on Amazon a few years ago that I could shake open.
Barska Compact Keypad Depository Safe
It will open when @davie504 slaps it. 😇
@@MarkusSchaber can we call that device as a bass then?
@@MorningLemon you can call it whatever you want as long as you slap like now! 😇
LPL: “I’m going to use a pick, just not on the lock.”
Everyone: “Wait, what?”
Yuema: "Alright guys, we got you combinasion lock, fingerprints and a key"
LPL: *bypass all that in 0.2 second*
Yuema: "FFFFFUUUUUUUUUUU"
So an empty Cheerios box gives you exactly as much security as this “safe.” Hmm, maybe General Mills should advertise that: “Buy this cereal and get a free gun save.”
i bet a cerial box provides more security because noone would EVER look in a Cerial box expecting a gun Lmfao
I take more time opening a can with a lid opener than it took LPL to open this "safe".
Lock CEO: We're going to have to sue him to stop him from exposing our weaknesses! Assistant: Um, you know he's a lawyer, too, right?
@In-game Event In Russia, bear no have to take honey from bees. Bees bow and use honey top ay respects to bear!
Plot twist .LPL owns the company...🤔
Oh, good idea, sue him. Then, instead of a few CZcams watchers, everybody in the world will hear how shitty your locks are.
“hey guys this a piece of trash “ well I’m sure it’s not that ba-*pop , oh
lol
Ah yes a stack of likes
When I was little my parents used to secure cookies in a jar. They called it a "cookie jar." The design flaw in that device was that the lid was relatively easy to open. You only had to lift it up ... much like a Yuema gun safe.
Lock picking lawyer: destroying careers one lock at a time
i dont think so. if the careers of those guys would be destroyed then they wouldnt keep releasing such shitty product.
Most channels when they say "fast", or "FAST" or "in seconds", it's clickbait, not so with LPL.
What I find amusing is how rarely he even uses adjectives or other descriptive words in his titles or descriptions.
Typically, LPL is over exaggerating when he says "in seconds" since it's usually just one.
And he was still off by an order of magnitude.
i mean, technically it is still click bait with this vid.. he said a second or 2, and he opens it in .5 :/
@@MisterJackTheAttack he needed a bit of time to grab his lockpick XD
I saw the tweet yesterday, and the thumbnail today. My first thought was, “wait, it can’t be worse than the plastic one he showed...”
Well, I suppose 8am is a good time of day to be very, very wrong.
@Brandon Dorris That gives you the rest of the day to redeem your wrong presumption lol
@@Wizrd378 or to surpass himself. He can even have thoughts like "I might be productive today" or "people are nice"
What "plastic one he showed"? I am genuinely curious as to what awful lock you are referring to.
Empoleon Master i think its this one czcams.com/video/6q2t0pU8yJM/video.html where he melts the core
Empoleon Master czcams.com/video/9PR3eyNTLbk/video.html
Reading comments took longer than that “click” of a “safe” we have been shown
Somewhere, there's a thief watching this and saying "What the...? Last week I spent 3 hours trying to break into one of those!"
Today I learned that "Yuema" is Chinese for "Master"
As a mediocre Mandarin speaker, I can confirm that this is 101% true.
Hahaha took me a second
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100% true
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So tell me how you really feel about this gun safe. Jeez, this is less security than just putting the gun on a higher shelf. At least then you have to go get a chair.
Edward Bashaw probably would have had to have seen this video or had the same safe to know about this exploit, i dont think it putting it on a high shelf would be a better idea, maybe if you placed it on a high shelf while its inside this safe though
@nova nova LPL's usual criteria for an effective gun safe is something that can keep a curious adolescent out. Poking around with a knife or similar thin object is probably the first thing they'd try.
silentdude56k thank you for explaining, i wasnt aware
Let's be honest it is still better than a shelf because it may be easy to open you have to figure out the design flaw when the door is closed and it's not obvious
Children are very innovative when it comes to using adults guns.
"so this is our new safe, it should be pretty hard to open, since it's a safe and all"
Lockipickinglawyer: *does a poke"
Well it's barely a metal box. Look at the thickness of the door. I bet you could jam a flat screwdriver in it to force it open.
"This is the LockPickingLawyer and what I have for you today will end this entire company's career."
Master Lock: Finally! A worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary.
Lol
And short....
To be fair, Harry *did* say he was extemely disappointed in this product because Yuema does some good things.
I can only recall twice that Harry said nice things about a Master lock. One was a beautiful piece of craftsmanship from the 30s and the other was his comments about how the cores in the Master LOTO locks with the plastic bodies were really good cores and why didn't Master use them anywhere else?
And another lock that opens itself when it sees LPL coming.
Everyone: Making Master Lock jokes.
Chinese Gun Safe: Hold my tea.
I appreciate your time and evaluations on all these products. It is just now I feel as if I should comment. I've watched many of your videos. You've given me very innovated thoughts as to how I should protect my home and keepsakes.
I really hope you enjoy making your videos as much as I enjoy every the very delicious excitement as to what puzzling lock you'll exploit next! Hope you see this!
Yuema: How to make our product better
Man 1: combination and key.
Woman: fingerprint scanner:
Bob: A simple guard rail so that they can't bypass the lock.
Yuema: Bob your fired.
Poor Bob, no one ever takes him seriously.
@@riotson That's because man 1 is Carl and woman is Karen.
It's China. Bob is sent for vocational training that totally isn't a concentration camp.
If anything you can smack the intruder in the face with it for protection.
I bet it would pop open if u did smack someone with it lmao
BATMAN I wouldn’t doubt it.
Lock picking lawyer is about to end this whole company’s career literally
Valuable service you provide my friend, keep up the great content!
I'd like to see a video of you picking up a lock and how you go about analyzing its flaws like this and making the discovery. Your content is amazing and very informative of what you should look to use, thanks LockPickingLawyer!
TR P I think what he means is a video where he hasn’t analyzed it before hand and takes you through the process in which LPL finds the design flaws in real time
@@PsychotikTaco that would be interesting to me, picking a lock is a lot less interesting than how to look at a problem!
Locking that safe with Scotch Tape would make it better!
Literally... lol
A thin piece of metal would still open it just as fast though, you need some belts.
@Deon Denis I don't know if you're joking or not but i feel obligated to do this. *duct
@Deon Denis Oh... Huh. Yeah, after looking it up there there is a brand of duct tape called "Duck tape". Guess i was wrong, sorry.
@@mazgazine1 Scotch tape would be a good tamper seal
When I was alive, my gun was locked in that very safe.
😂😮😳😂💀
This thing must have a motion sensor built in so it automatically pops open when it senses a human nearby.
I love the straight forward information you give. Thx!
a scary lock video in Halloween. perfect indeed.
When my son was about 5 years old I taught him how to slim jim our ‘84 (ish) Renault Alliance (I am ashamed to say that I bought a Renault Alliance.....but it was the “Car and Driver” car of the year). I learned some slim jim skills from a tow truck driver. With this Renault you just slid the instrument straight down about an inch and a half from the lock...door unlocked effortlessly..... just like this safe. Always fun when he entertained visitors with his skills.
thank you for not dragging the video out with a bunch of nonsense. quick and straight to the point :)
Congratulations on ONE MILLION subscribers!
All the best to you and yours!
i clicked on this video faster than LPL can lockpick anything
little did you know...
He picked the safe in 2 seconds lol
Press x to doubt
Bullshit
@@SwiffyG faster than that
you get a + from me. No clicbait, no bullshit. Just a straight forward "this is whats up". We need more of this in todays world where so many seem to be so full of shit.
Absolutely loved this ! Your quickly becoming one of my favorite sites! This safe should be taken off the market because this could become dangerous to own! Thanks
When you demonstrated the plate to press I was hoping that there as at least a step to navigate around. But nope. This is truly ridiculous.
Finally a gun safe i can open in an emergency in under 3sec. Hurray
-Hands up!
-Hold on for a second, let me get this toothpick in my gun safe, will be right back!
Here's the thing: We don't even know how unsafe the lock is. So far, we only know that the whole product is crap.
I can just imagine the LockPickingLawyer springs the lock without even looking at it, and walks away with his back to the lock in slow motion as it opens. Gangsta hip hop playing in background...
Just looked this thing up on Amazon. It costs $1000! LMAO
O.O
It's $76. The one listed for $1000 has to be a mistake
It is out of stock at that vendor. Since they just changed the price, the search engines keep indexing it. They will put the price back when they have one to sell.
If you foolishly try to buy one, they may just buy it from another vendor and have it shipped to you.
Amazon should change their rules so vendors aren't tempted to use this technique.
I just watched a video review on amazon about this allowing any finger to open the safe after a factory reset to remove all fingerprints from the system...not that that really matters when you can just pop it open like this.
It is truly amazing just how many people don't understand just how bad some of these supposedly "secure" items are.
I gave a thumbs up to that video, lpl's video, and to the person who got it open by pounding the side of the safe to kick the latch open.
You sir, are incredible. I've watched several of your videos that were suggested to me. Of course I subscribed immediately. Now it's time for me to go to your home page and watch them all. Not to know how to pick, but to know what products to stay away from, and hopefully which ones you recommend based on their strength. Thank you sir.
Not all heroes wear capes. Superb simplicity 👌🏻
Considering little kids like to pick up things and shove it into stuff, this is extremely dangerous oversight and should be put off the market immediately.
@@soundspark I don't know that cpsc has jurisdiction on this, it's not directly dangerous. But definitely worth a try!
If it meets the letter of the laws governing these products there's nothing that can be done about it. And I'd be shocked if the people writing those laws knew enough about security to stipulate that gun safes need to be protected against this sort of attack.
It's also the perfect gun safe to buy if you're not in a situation where you actually *need* the security of a proper gun safe but need to satisfy a regulation that stipulates you store your piece within one. I would be such a buyer if I had that law hanging over me; I live alone and live so rural that we don't get burglars so I have no need for an actual gun safe.
@@TestECull again they shouldn't label it as a safe, if its not safe. No pun intended.
A gun should be stored properly, whether it is in a safe or has a lock when not in use.
@@sdfsdf2205 If it meets the legal requirements to be called a gun safe then it is a gun safe. The law doesn't necessarily require it to be a *good* gun safe.
It took me longer to read the title and click on the video then it did to bypass the safe.
Good spot LPL. 👌
Let's hope that they take note and implement changes in future releases.
@LockPickingLawyer, big fan here! I've learned all about the vulnerabilities of locks and products I've owned for years, without ever realizing just how pointless some of them are/were. Suffice it to say, you've already saved me a bunch of money, based on at least two products that have either been returned (Brinks Disc Lock that I learned could easily be twisted open, and a Harbor Freight / Union "Gun Safe" that someone else showed no less than eight vulnerabilities in existence, as well as the fact that it had been recalled. It's still in the box, but going back to Harbor Freight in the morning. It looks very suspiciously like a version of this gun safe you reviewed here) or will be soon.
I just enjoyed watching your homemade gun lock solution using the Abus padlock and a drill bit but, like many others who have commented on your various gun safe reviews, I'd be very interested in knowing whether there is a particular gun safe that you DO find to be competent in protecting firearms from easy access by kids/unauthorized guests? I've learned from you that one of the most effective "fixes" for many locks is to replace the core with more resilient cores, and that most gun safes seem to be plagued with cheap bypass cores. That said, is there a gun safe you would suggest as a good starting point for the best safety? I am prepared to add additional shields to vulnerable buttons/mechanisms (have welder, will travel, lol!) and to replace vulnerable cores, but would love to start with a design that you would put a "conditional" stamp of approval on.
I believe that I speak for a great many of your fans when I say we'd definitely appreciate your addressing this question if you haven't already and, if you have, would you please direct me to that video? Searching your channel didn't bring me the answers I hoped to find. Keep the great and entertaining reviews coming, and "thanks" in advance!!! ;-)
1.52 you can clearly see the LPL does everything for more youtube money 😂
Love your vids and that there is no unneeded placeholder stuff for more ads
You always sound so enthusiastic when tearing a product to absolute shreds.
People always say that security through obscurity is no security at all, but considering what passes for legitimate security devices, I have to say that a random cardboard box in a closet is looking like more security than should be expected.
Brilliant! And I would argue that skill is involved as you knew what was the weak area and what to do to exploit same, I wouldn’t have!!!
Dangerous is an understatement.
The problem here was a tyop in the spec. It said g unsafe instead of gun safe.
Yes, a tyop.
@@Milesco
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i wouldn't even trust that safe to store a piece of paper that reads "Thanks for opening my safe".
Thank you so much for your work. Something like this could lead to a tragedy
My father always had the model of gun safe that was "It goes from my holster to under my pillow, and if anything wakes me up at night the gun won't be the concern."
Wow, I'd hate to live in a society where you feel that unsafe that you sleep with a gun under the pillow!
@@Chris-hx3om We don't. Because we're a free enough society that we can own guns that go under our pillows.
@@AnonYmous-mc5zx So why do you feel the need to sleep with a gun under the pillow? (Just for your information, most people in the world don't even feel the need to own a gun at all.)
@@Chris-hx3om Irrelevant. I do so because I can, not because I need to.
@@AnonYmous-mc5zx So how would you feel about sleeping without a gun close at hand? (or even owning a gun at all?)
Yesterday's tweet had me hyped 😁
Mr. LPL, You're savage when it comes to locks
Congrats on 1,000,000 sub's Harry!
WOW! it actually takes longer to pick a MASTER Lock than this "safe"! (one second longer, but still longer)
We’re gradually getting closer to a lock that simply pops open when he looks at it “This is the lock picking lawy... annnnd it’s open”
Lockpickinglawyer: So what we have today is a Yuem...
Yuema: *Oh shit*
Dam I would love to get the company’s reaction lol thank you for showing this.
Turned on captions and got "This is the wop pickin lawyer."
Ice Ice Booey that’s wasist! Lol
Ayyyy I'm fuckin' lock pickin' ova heah
Someone has been spending too much time with Deviant, LPL no longer wants to pick locks he just wants to bypass them.
Congratulations on your 1M subscriber milestone!
The biggest safety features on locks recently seems to be how well known its particular exploit is.
It literally takes longer to say "Gun safe" or "Yuema" than it takes to break into the safe.
Holy crud you're right, I said yuema as he inserted the pick and as I finished he was done
It looks like you could compromise that safe with a simple butter knife.
Probably could give it the NES cartridge treatment.
Congrats on a million!
Inexcusable ,my favorite video are the ones where you expose this trash ,until consumers see how insanely useless these are and stop buying them lock makers will continue selling this garbage to them. Great review brother!
Thanks for the public service announcement.
Criminal negligence, in my view.
Whoa. This should get national attention for an immediate recall.
Thank you youtube for the valuble information.