00:00Okay, so your garage remote finally died, or maybe you just want a spare that actually lives in your other
00:05car
00:05and you looked up the price of a replacement from the manufacturer and nearly fell over.
00:10Yeah.
00:11Been there.
00:13That's exactly why I went digging, and I found 5 remote duplicators that copy your existing clicker in about 30
00:19seconds,
00:19all of them under 10 bucks.
00:21These are the top 5 garage door remote duplicators for gates, and honestly, some of these deals are almost silly.
00:29Starting off with the Universal 3-in-1 multi-frequency remote,
00:32and this is the one I'd hand to somebody who has no idea what kind of gate they're dealing with.
00:37It covers a massive 280-868 MHz range, so it works with rolling code in fixed code systems,
00:44plus it's got a little clip so it snaps right onto your visor instead of rattling around in the cup
00:49holder.
00:50$9.
00:52Nearly 4,900 people have bought one, and it's sitting at a 4.9 rating,
00:56which for a universal remote is genuinely impressive.
01:00If you own multiple gates, home, work, the in-laws, this one handles all of them.
01:05Next up, the 433 MHz duplicator, and this is the budget champion of the whole list at $4.69.
01:14$4.69.
01:16That's less than a coffee.
01:18It handles both rolling code and fixed code cloning at 433.92 MHz,
01:23which covers a huge chunk of the gate openers out there, especially in Europe.
01:28Almost 4,700 sold, 4.9 stars.
01:32Look, at this price, you don't buy one, you buy three, throw one in the glove box,
01:36one on the keychain, and one in a drawer for when you inevitably lose the first two.
01:41Third is another 433 MHz cloner at $5.24, and the reason this one earns its spot is the build.
01:49Slightly chunkier casing, buttons with a real satisfying click to them,
01:53and the copy process is dead simple, hold both remotes together, press the buttons,
01:57wait for the LED to flash, done.
02:00No app, no programming manual, no calling a technician.
02:044,600 sold and a 4.9 rating tells you people aren't sending these back.
02:09If you want something a half-step nicer than the cheapest option, this is your pick.
02:14Coming in fourth, the 433.92 MHz clone remote,
02:19and the clever thing here is you can buy it in packs of 1, 5, or 10.
02:23That's the one for landlords, apartment buildings, small businesses,
02:27anybody who needs to hand out a bunch of clickers without spending a fortune.
02:32$4.87 each, learning code function built in, and it copies from your original in seconds.
02:38It's got a 4.6 rating, slightly lower than the others, but with over 4,400 sold,
02:43that's still a very solid track record for bulk buying.
02:46And rounding out the list, the multi-frequency duplicator with the variable code grabber,
02:51covering 280 all the way to 868 MHz.
02:55This one's for the tricky gates, the ones where the cheap 433 remotes just won't take the copy.
03:01The code grabber technology means it can capture rolling codes that simpler duplicators choke on.
03:07It's $8.68, 4.9 stars, and over 3,000 sold.
03:12If you've already tried a cheap cloner and it didn't work, stop guessing and just get this one.
03:18It'll save you the headache.
03:20All the links are down in the description, so grab whichever one fits your date.
03:25If this saved you a trip to the dealership, do me a favor, hit that like button, subscribe for more
03:30finds like this,
03:31and I'll catch you in the next one.
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