Minute Key

Convenient location. Simple to use kiosk. New key worked! Didn't get a receipt. Cost is high, $5 /key compared to hardware store of $2.50.

Lost key today. So I needed to cut a new key. Found this from google and went there to cut the key. Really fast and easy. It is located inside of wall-mart. So, had to wait to get in the store... but the machine was really good. Easy, fast and cheap(I guess). (After you get in, you can find this machine on your left side.)

Very convenient machine, it costs around 4.99 + tax to clone a key (note: it won't accept car keys).Additional note: The one-minute-key machine is situated inside Walmart near the entrance to the open space parking lot. It is easy to miss as it is at the end of the cashier lane after the indoor Mac Donald.

I was genuinely shocked to discover that the kiosk was on attended by any human but was really impressed by the automation of the process and the results. I’ve secured keys that are branded so that I know now which key opens which door! The best part is that’s open late.

I needed to have a copy made of my key for a storage room lock. I found the Minute Key kiosk location on line. It was conveniently located in the Walmart at the Dufferin Mall near the customer service desk. This is two subway stops away form where I live.The machine is dead simple to use. The touch screen provides instructions and the text and images are large, clear and easy to follow. I placed my key into the machine as instructed and it did a scan of it. It then selected a blank and cut the key. This only took a few minutes. The price, excluding taxes, is $3.99.I am very happy with this service. If you need a key quickly and you do not have time to go to a locksmith, a Minute Key kiosk is the way to go.

Loved the ease of using the kiosk at the Walmart location on Dufferin Street in Toronto. I got to select what type of key I desired and the quantity. Even got a free spare key offered on a 3 key copy, which was great! Thanks, keep up the great service!

I'D RATE THIS A ZERO IF I COULD. IT's a machine and did not succesfully cut a single key. Waste of youf time8

I Tried cutting keys at stores with manual machines butnone got it right! That is until i tried a Minute Key Machine @Walmart. The machine cut perfect copies! It costs a little more,but was well worth it! I will use only Minute Key from now on!

I made 4 keys and 1 didn't work. 3/4 ain't bad. Although it's quick I find it's too expensive @ about $6.00 per key after taxes. The hardware store would make a key for $3 - 4..

I was delighted to find the kiosk at walmart because I needed 4 keys cut urgently, which is difficult to achieve on lockdown. The kiosk read 100% guarantee". I got the 4 keys cut