Xyvaly Home Safe 8.6 Cu Ft

Key specifications

For a small lockbox, the priority is usually quick access, this Xyvaly safe is built around a different need: keeping a larger mix of household items in one place. It has two separate storage spaces, removable shelves, and a hidden compartment at the bottom.

The listed exterior dimensions are 15.7 x 17.7 x 35.4 inches (D x W x H), and the safe weighs 78 lb. Inside, felt lining is intended to help protect stored items from scuffs. The door is described as 65 mm thick alloy steel, with seven 25 mm solid steel bolts and pry-resistant hinges. An alarm sounds for 60 seconds if the safe is shaken or the wrong code is entered repeatedly, its stated volume is over 70 dB.

Access options include a digital keypad with a settable 3–12-digit code, two emergency keys, and an external battery box for entering the code if the safe’s power runs out. That gives you a backup route, but the keys need to be stored somewhere other than inside the safe. The listing calls the included bag fireproof and waterproof, it doesn’t give a rating or establish that the safe itself has those protections. That distinction matters if you’re buying primarily for fire or flood protection.

Who it’s for

This setup suits a household that wants separate areas for items such as documents, cash, jewelry, medicines, or small electronics, rather than a compact safe meant for just a few essentials. Removable shelves make it easier to adjust the interior for taller items, while the hidden bottom space offers a separate place for private belongings.

Picture setting aside one area for files and another for valuables, then removing a shelf when a larger item needs room. The 78 lb weight and tall footprint are practical considerations, though: choose the location before bringing it home, and don’t assume it will fit in a small closet or under a desk. It makes sense if you need substantial household storage and value having multiple ways to open the safe.

In the box

The product name specifies a fireproof, waterproof bag with the safe. The available details don’t say how large the bag is, what it holds, or what level of heat or water exposure it can withstand, so it’s hard to judge it as a substitute for a purpose-rated protective container. Removable shelves are also described, but their number isn’t stated. On the spec sheet, the safe’s security features are more fully described than the included bag.

Before you decide

Does the safe have two separate compartments? Yes. The listing describes two storage spaces, plus a hidden space at the bottom.

Can you open it if the batteries run out? The external battery box lets you enter the code when the safe has no power. Two emergency keys are also listed as opening options, keep them outside the safe.

Is the safe itself fireproof and waterproof? The product name applies those terms to the included bag, not clearly to the safe. No fire or water rating for the safe is provided.

When it makes sense

This is a more storage-focused choice than a small, basic lockbox: it combines a two-area interior, adjustable shelves, an alarm, and alternate entry methods. You may want to skip it if you need a compact safe, have limited room for a 35.4-inch-tall unit, or require documented fire and water protection for the safe itself. Choose it when household capacity and flexible organization are the main reasons for buying, and treat the bag as an extra whose protective limits aren’t specified.