Kwikset SmartCode 270 Keyless Electronic Touchpad Deadbolt, Auto Door Lock, SmartKey Re-Key Security, Venetian Bronze

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Over the years I have had one that you put in your code and turn a knob, connected option loaded one and now this one. The knob one, years later just spun. It stopped locking and unlocking. The fancy one. The drop in battery box meets a tab on the circuit board, the tab broke off. I was looking at the option loaded ones and after all my research, this has turned out to be a great choice. No app, we push a button and with the pad, decide on options. Setting up codes, self-lock or not and other choices. The manual makes it easy to setup or change settings. This has a built-in battery box, no tabs to break off over time. I absolutely recommend this lock. No knob to turn, it has a motor for that. So no Wi-Fi, no Bluetooth, no app and I am super happy. Buy one for yourself or even as a gift. Locking up and unlocking is so easy. You don't need to use the key. And as for the key. This is Kwikset. You can change the key anytime you want to, easily. No need to buy new locks to change the key. My house is all Kwikset and I have had zero problems with n any of their locks. You will not be disappointed, buy one.

High quality lock and easy 10 minute install. Love the Kwikset rekey feature that allows you yo use existing Kwikset keys for commonality among locks in your home. Useful feature to add temporary codes for dog sitters, house sitters, etc. that can easily be set up and disabled when not needed. Nice looking lock too.

A very straightforward installation replacing an existing normal keyed Kwikset lock. Been using this for over 6 months and is working solid. The touchpad has nice feedback and seems durable, and lock is still on the 1st set of batteries. Lock is used on average 2 to 3 times per day.

Keyless door locks are pretty much divided in two groups: basic function ones, and the over-the-top “smart” ones. If you are looking for a basic function keyless door lock, trust me, Kwikset 270 is the one you want. And this is why: -Just two basic functions: electronic keyless operation or regular manual operation with a traditional key (this is really a backup in case the batteries die). -Easy to install -Easy to program -Solid construction -Beautiful design/finish (we got the Venetian Bronze and it looks extremely elegant) My top three favorite features of the lock are: -SmartKey Re-Key: Basically, instead of using the keys that come with the unit, you can set the unit to accept the house key you already have (especially useful if such key also opens other locks in the house). It is very simple to do. -Key Pad: instead of individual silicone or plastic buttons that protrude, it is a flat type of surface that looks better and feels better to the touch. It is not a digital screen like a cell phone, buttons are still there but they are recessed. They also light up when you press them. The numbers are very large and easy to see. -AutoLock: close the door and the unit will lock itself automatically after 30 seconds (you can program different times, but 30 secs is that fastest you can do). Easy, done. This is a nice feature if you have children or guests and you worry that somebody might suddenly forget to lock the door on their way out. Peace of mind knowing the lock will take care of itself. Note: If the programable times for the Autolock feature are a concern, the Kwikset 270 allows you to disable the Autolock feature completely at any moment. When disabled, to lock the door you MUST always press the little lock symbol on the keypad . Many people have mixed feelings about keyless door locks that lock/unlock automatically because they drain batteries faster and they are also loud. I think Autolock is a nice option to have overall. Battery life and noise levels seem adequate on this unit. Very happy with this unit so far. I also got the Kwikset matching fancy door handle with a matching finish. Getting a lot of compliments and the set looks very elegant.