> The act of inserting a key is familiar, though, and the fact that it doubles as a way to power it is nice. One annoying issue at least with their older keys

> The act of inserting a key is familiar, though, and the fact that it doubles as a way to power it is nice. One annoying issue at least with their older keys were that there was essentially certain speed you had to use to insert the key. If it was too fast or too slow it simply didn't work and you had to re-insert the key. Not completely sure about revocation, but I think it requires using kind of "setup" key to update (i.e. ends up requiring physical visit to lock). https://www.iloq.com/en/products/iloq-s5-en/programming-equipment-2 https://www.iloq.com/en/products/iloq-s5-en/programming-equi... https://www.iloq.com/en/single_product/programming-device-p10s-10/ https://www.iloq.com/en/single_product/programming-device-p1...