VAULTEK Slider Series Rugged Smart Handgun Safe Quick Auto-Open Sliding Door Pistol Safe with Biometric Scanner, Live Alerts, and Mounting Plate (Biometric + ViSN WiFi)

Amazing product. Fits my firearm snugly with room for a spare mag. The device is secure and easy to setup and install. Associated app with the safe if easy to configure and use. 10 out of 10 highly recommend.

Have to say this is definitely the real deal, super fast access, with a wide variety of mechanisms for opening very quickly. The finger print reader was simple to set up and works every time. Not sure what some of the other reviewers are talking about, this was simple to program and it works great! It is a little tight with my Sig M17 and a Holosun SCS-320 BUT it does fit! You have to tilt the handgun forward to get it to fit and it does take a bit of time, however, it is then EASY to get out in a couple of seconds. Probably 5 seconds to access.

You pay for what you get and this is truly the best!!! I’m so impressed with the features and quality of this product. I love this safe and I recommend purchasing the hideaway button!!! 5 stars for sure!!!

No need for the VISN model as the remote features are really for monitoring remotely. It requires an internet/wifi connection if used outside of your home (like moving around in a vehicle-you'll need to get a dedicated wifi hotspot) I installed it as a safe in my vehicle concealed storage. Biometric is absolutely required if a quick draw is needed OR choose to pair it with their hidden bluetooth button (sold separately) for a quick access.You'll have to figure out a way to install it in a car, but should be easy for home placement. Build quality is quite sturdy. Holds 1 firearms and magazine (not loaded). Overall, I like it because you can easily store your gun in the car (depends on your State for permit holders) when you need to go to "Sensitive" places that don't allow you to carry firearms (i.e., government buildings, schools, parks, etc...)

This gun vault sits next to my bed and is bolted to a leg of my headboard; our grandkids might find it but they are not getting into it. I found the fingerprint recognition to be a little finicky at first but after reprogramming, it works fine. The numerical keypad has never failed and, of course there's always the key as a last resort. I use the Vaultek 2.0 Bluetooth app to monitor and adjust the settings but have the remote unlock feature disabled. It is also nano key capable if you desire to use one. In summary, it isn't the cheapest gun vault available but it is secure and reliable.

I have a Sig p320 M17 with a Wilson combat grip and a red dot and it does not fit in this safe with the 4.7 inch barrel/slide. The tail on the grip hits the top of the safe preventing the safe from closing. Pretty disappointed as this looked like a pretty good safe but just not enough room.Edit: I took a second look before sending it for return and I realized that the gun does fit but without a magazine installed. Using even a flush magazine will cause the top of the red dot to hit a hard surface that prevents the gun from going in all the way. So if I want to use it I either have to get rid of the sight or store it without a magazine in the mag well

Got it in a good spot and this vault works perfect.I recomended it to my Coworkers and they also bought one.

Vaultek tries to make this safe versatile for multiple scenarios but instead renders it virtually useless in all of them.1. The Home Use FailuresThis was one of the only new ViSN models available on Amazon; the rest require direct purchase. I was excited to test it out since I’ve been waiting months for Vaultek to upgrade all their vaults to this new WiFi standard. Unfortunately, this was the only model I could easily get my hands on, and it failed for both home and vehicle use.Let’s start with the home setup issues:Mandatory bolting – If you don’t bolt this thing down, it won’t stay in place. No ifs, ands, or buts. So, have fun drilling into your furniture just to make it functional.Power limitations – Comes with an absurdly short USB-C power cable, which you’ll likely need to replace. Even worse, there’s no built-in rechargeable battery. Instead, it guzzles 4x AA batteries at a time, forcing you into an endless cycle of battery replacements. A rechargeable option would have made far more sense.Storage capacity – The slide-out tray is okay but should extend further. A full-size handgun barely fits, and if your firearm has a beavertail or an 8.5" slide, forget it—you’re out of luck. There’s also no room for optics or any real accessories.Fingerprint reader issues – It’s picky, with limited angles for scanning. You’ll need to program it exactly as you plan to use it; otherwise, good luck getting it to unlock in an emergency.No remote buttons – At this price point, they should be included.The ridiculous app limitations – They don’t tell you upfront that the app only supports five safes total. Want to transfer fingerprints between safes? That’ll cost you $5/month. A subscription for a safe—seriously?At the same price, a simple drawer or desktop safe (even from Vaultek’s VT or MX line) would be a better, more practical choice. Why deal with this hassle? It makes zero sense.2. Completely Useless for Vehicle UseEvery issue from the home setup is even worse in a vehicle.Short power cable – Even shorter when trying to reach your car’s charger port. Oh, and no car charger included—you’ll have to buy that yourself.No built-in battery management – I don’t suspect it draws much power, but over time, it could drain your car battery. Hope your vehicle has a battery monitor.WiFi monitoring is a joke – The ViSN WiFi feature is meant to monitor and notify you of vault events. But here’s the thing: it needs WiFi—which exists at home, not in your car.So when you drive away, there goes your WiFi connection.But hey, it can switch to Bluetooth, right? Wrong. Bluetooth isn't supported on the WiFi model. and Real-time alerts and monitoring isn't supported on the Bluetooth model. Who designs this stuff... really?Maybe it can connect to your phone’s hotspot? Sure—if you want to manually reconnect it every time, because it only remembers one WiFi network. Genius.Mounting issues – You’ll need to buy a separate mount for vehicle use. Bad idea, though—if a passenger pushes their seat back, I guarantee they’ll bend the mount.Legal concerns – Depending on your state, you may need a license to carry if the gun is accessible to the driver. If you already have one, you don’t need this safe—just store your gun in a secure spot. Personally, I use my car’s “gun holder” (or as the manufacturer incorrectly calls it, a cup holder).For places where I can’t carry a firearm, I use a simple VT drawer model in my trunk, which easily fits a Desert Eagle with accessories and the holster. It’s cheaper, larger, and actually useful. So what’s the point of this thing? Built for everything, good for nothing. Hard pass.Final Warning: Only Buy Vaultek Through AmazonVaultek’s direct distribution, customer support, and return policies are awful. None of my local safe dealers carry more than one model (probably the RS800), which tells you everything about how overpriced and underwhelming their products are.If you buy direct and realize you hate it (like I did), good luck returning it. Stick with Amazon for easy returns.