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Originally Posted by Tilum
Ha ha, I'm not the only one sad enough to do a back-to-back comparison between the two images LOL. Unless I've missed something, the only difference is that the "new" image shows that the button on the top right has a different icon on it. That doesn't mean to say that it wasn't the dummy key that was shown last year / earlier this year.
Although I love the Display Key, I read a post from an i3 owner who makes a good point... the Display Key will, like with your smart phone etcetera, need charging up. I wonder how often it needs charging and will you be able to even drive the car if the battery goes flat!
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I have to believe BMW would have thought of and addressed that potential issue. Probably easy to use the key once in the car as it docks into the center console and is presumably connected both for data and power. Of course, regular key fobs have the same issue, albeit with a longer life cell battery.