Security is something that's always on peoples minds, shows like Crimewatch just add paranoia to the general public and that's one of the main factors why people are willing to spend that extra bit of money to protect, not only themselves but their family and of course their possessions. I've always found safes to be a bit of a pointless addition to your home, if anyone has seen Crimewatch you'll have noticed that whenever a reconstruction of a burglary is shown the buglers always go straight for the safe and the longer it takes you to open the safe the more and more in danger you become. Therefore why potentially risk your life for the inevitable? If you're ...  Read the complete review

My husband and I have had one of these Yale Electronic Home Safes for around 3 years now, buying it after we unfortunately got burgled. Thankfully the *******s were disturbed, so they didn't actually get away with anything, but we felt at the time that it would be a good idea to get a little safe to keep valuables in and stash this away somewhere hidden in the house to make things a little more secure. We only paid around £30 for this safe from a small electronics shop, and we chose the black version over the silver colour the safe came in because we thought this both looked nicer although it doesn't really matter as our safe is well hidden, and any potential ...  Read the complete review

Myself and my partner decided a few months ago that it would be a good idea to have a safe in the house as a couple of times we have had a bit of money go missing out of the house and with the children's friends coming and going on a regular basis, we didn't want to leave anything to chance. We opted for a Yale safe as we both agreed that it was probably the best make available and we were lucky enough to find a brand new one on Ebay for £34.99. The one we opted for is pictured above and is simply named the Yale Digital Display Security Home Electronic Safe. We wanted one that could be bolted down as we didn't see the point in having a safe if ...  Read the complete review

When I first started out modelling most of the work I was getting was a long way from home and it made much more sense for me to live in Edinburgh than travelling through there regularly from Fife so I looked for shared digs and eventually found a nice wee flat share with three other models. Now I am not saying any of them would have stolen from me but there's a bloody good chance they just might have so when I saw this little Yale electronic home safe on a trip to Homebase one day I just had to have it for peace of mind. It cost me around the £30 mark, this was a little over two years ago, they had two to choose from a black one or a silver one, I ...  Read the complete review

I have for a lot of years used a safe at home for keeping my personal belongings such as my passport and very important documents, and I like to keep certain valueables locked away from prying eyes. I bought this safe from Argos for around £30 a couple of years ago and I think they are excellent value for money. They come in different colours usually black or beige. It has an easy programmable digital locking system and can be over ridden by a key, if the battery runs out for the digital lock, but it does pre warn you it is going to run out of battery well before it needs replacing. It takes 2 x AA batteries and they last a good 12 months or more, ...  Read the complete review