Clone car keys, HANDY BABY CBAY OR CN900 MINI?

What is the best equipment to clone car keys … handy baby or mini cn-900?

Official test report:

Copy 4D / 4C: Handy baby: YES, CN900 mini: YES

Copy ID46: Handy baby: YES, CN900 mini: YES

Copy 72G: Handy baby: YES, CN900 mini: YES

Copy ID42: Handy baby: YES, CN900 mini: YES

Copy ID11: Handy baby: YES, CN900 mini: YES

Copy ID12: Handy baby: YES, CN900mini: YES

Copy ID13: Handy baby: YES, CN900 mini: YES

Copy ID33: Handy baby: YES, CN900 mini: YES

4D86 DST80 (Ford): JMD Handy baby: YES, mini900: NO

4D70 DST80 (Hyundai/ KIA): JMD Handy baby: YES, mini900: NO

Copy ID48: JMD Handy baby: YES, mini900: NO

Toyota ID72 (G) and 8A(H) all key lost: Mini CN900 Transponder Plus TOYO Key OBD II Key Pro OK

Read ID48 Data from VW Cars:  Handy Baby Plus JMD Assistant OBD Adapter OK

Handy Baby G Chip is paid option, $80

Update online: Handy baby: YES, CN900 mini: YES

Price: Handy baby: $389, CN900 mini: $189.

In conclusion:  Handy baby can copy more chips than CN900 Mini, while Handy baby key programmer twice the price.

Handy baby Feedback:

1. Handy baby needs to be connected to pc to clone g chips, works well and I used support tom set it up & he was great. Although I did a chip on an Australian commodore & the range wasn good enough to reach their reader so wouldn’t work in the key

2. Handy Baby programmer works fine on most of the functions it says it does. It’s a great tool

Only problem I encountered is on Fiat ID 48 which is supposed it can clone, I waited almost 40 minutes and nothing, still process going! So I abandoned it, tried with Keyline and worked like a charm.

Cn900 mini feedback:

1. So decoders are built definitely worth the money and good as a backup machine.
2. Personally I clone a Ford 4D63 into a cn2 chip with minicn900 and a friend told me he clone a Toyota G chip into a cn5, no internet or decoder box, will keep testing as times go.
3. I can make ID48 80 bit into useable 40bit chip. Really powerfully machine if you know how to use it.