When you're outfitting a locksmith bench or adding a car key copier to your tooling cutters and abrasives workspace, the decision comes down to price, weight, and how much the machine's spec sheet matches its price tag. Four 110V key duplicating machines sit in a tight spread. The unusual twist is that two of them carry the same Hunter name and the same dimensions, yet one costs more.
Quick take
If you need a bench-mounted key duplicator and don't mind a heavier frame, the lower-priced Hunter-titled machine gives you the same physical footprint as the top-priced version. The 368A model in the middle is lighter, while the TRELI version sits near the bottom of the range. All four are listed as new and powered by 110V. Before you compare, understand that two Hunter-titled machines share the same dimensions, so the price difference becomes the deciding factor for most buyers.
Listed price comparison
| Product | Listed price | Price bar |
|---|---|---|
| Hunter-Spec Key Duplicator (10.7 kg) | $116.50 | |
| 110V Key Duplicator (368A) | $106.47 | |
| TRELI Key Duplicator | $99.96 | |
| Hunter-Spec Key Duplicator (lower price) | $99.02 |
Decision matrix
| If you want... | Recommended | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The lowest price on the heavier Hunter-titled machine | lowest-priced Hunter-Spec Key Duplicator | It has the same dimensions as the top-priced version. |
| A lighter machine for moving between benches | 110V Key Duplicator (368A) | Its item weight is 8 kg, lower than the 10.7 kg pair. |
| A machine sold under the TRELI name | TRELI Key Duplicator | It carries the TRELI name and the description stresses quieter operation. |
Product notes
Key Cutting duplicating Machine Cutter Car Key Copier Locksmith Tools (10.7 kg)
The most expensive of the four, this 10.7 kg machine lists dimensions of 53.5 x 16 x 20 cm and a DC motor described as quieter and more powerful. Choose it if you want a heavier bench unit that won't shift around during cuts. The limitation is that the lower-priced Hunter-titled version carries the same 10.7 kg dimensions and similar feature wording, leaving a price gap that's hard to justify unless you specifically need the higher-priced unit.
110V Key Duplicator (368A)
The 368A model is the only one with a model number in the specs. Its item weight is 8 kg, making it the lightest of the four. The DC motor is described as delivering 30% more power and halving operating noise. Pick it for mobility: if you carry the machine between workstations, the lighter frame is a real advantage. The limitation is that it sits in the middle of the price range, so you're paying more than the cheapest option without getting a heavier or larger machine.
TRELI Key Duplicator
The TRELI model comes in near the bottom of the price range, just 94 cents above the cheapest machine. It is listed as new and powered by 110V, with a DC motor described as delivering 30% more power, 50% less noise, and no heat buildup during continuous work. Choose it if you want the TRELI name or the specific noise-reduction wording. The limitation is that it doesn't undercut the lowest-priced machine, so the TRELI label and the motor description are the only reasons to pay the extra 94 cents.
Key Cutting duplicating Machine Cutter Car Key Copier Locksmith Tools (lower price)
The lowest-priced duplicator in the set, it shares the 10.7 kg frame and 53.5 x 16 x 20 cm dimensions with the most expensive Hunter-titled machine, and the same motor and storage features are listed for both. The obvious reason to choose it is the price: you get the same physical package for $17.48 less. The limitation is the weight: 10.7 kg is heavier than the 8 kg 368A model, so if you need to move the machine often, the lighter unit may be worth the extra cost.
Final recommendation by use case
For most bench work, choose the $99.02 Hunter-titled machine. It has the same physical package as the $116.50 version while keeping $17.48 in the budget. If you need a lighter machine for portability, the 368A at $106.47 is the pick. The TRELI at $99.96 works if you want that name and don't mind paying 94 cents more than the cheapest option. The $116.50 version only makes sense if you specifically need the higher-priced unit; otherwise the lower-cost version covers the same ground.
