[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Really happy with this lock. Great quality, nice buttons and the set up through the app was very easy
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Easily installed, works exactly as advertised. Such an improvement not to have to worry about who has a key. Also love the ability to create temporary/restricted codes.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This lock is the solution to anyone that has remote/second home. Simple installation, connectivity and programming. Lock is well made, and has the quality you would expect from Schlage. Solves a multitude of needs. Codes simple to issue.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have only had this set up for a month and changed the batteries once and just got another critical battery level alert. It takes 4 AA's, so that's currently 12 batteries per month. Looking for a new product to replace.
Otherwise, LOVE the buttons, the backlights, the app, and everything else about the product.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I installed the lock myself, and it was quick and easy. I enjoy both the look and features of it. It will be nice to set a new code for cat sitters and such! It makes locking up when I leave much quicker. Can't wait to get the matching handle.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] All right, so here's my honest review after almost one year.
Installing everything was straightforward. If you can work a screwdriver, you can install this with no problem. Getting it set up in the app wasn't too difficult either. I do like the Bluetooth feature which is cool in case your Wi-Fi is down in your home. Now I will say the issue that I had was when it would randomly disconnect from the Wi-Fi. It doesn't happen often but it does happen sometimes and it is an absolute pain in the butt to deal with when it does. I had to essentially start all over when it comes to reconnected to the internet for some reason. Anyway, The interface or buttons for it are standard and don't get sticky or anything. And as far as ripping it off, you're going to need a crowbar for that which is good. Obviously. I mean if a criminal wants to break in, they're going to break in no matter What you have in place. I used longer screws for the striker opening so that way it's harder for someone to kick in the door. For me the most important thing is convenience. If I had to have a contractor come to the house for something and I'm not home, I can either give them a code and set it up through the phone even if I'm not there. Or I can simply unlock the door for them remotely and then just tell them to make sure they lock it when they're done. Or if they forget I can just lock it myself wherever I am.