Gran producto

2026-01-31    -GERARDO VALENCIA

Un poco complicado para hacer la conexión con Home de apple, pero lo logramos.

Gran producto

2026-03-01    -GERARDO VALENCIA

Un poco complicado para hacer la conexión con Home de apple, pero lo logramos.

The lock set not working >1 year

2026-02-22    -Amy Chan

Lousy item and stop working in just 10 months.. it seems there is no warranty and I cannot change.

1.0 out of 5 stars Functionality good fundamentally, very problematic. Be prepared to spend time researching how-tos!

2026-02-26    -Dave

The look and functionality are excellent, but be prepared to put some effort in , both for Z-Wave features and physical installation.I included it with my Vera Edge prior to install; they need to be close to each other to do so, and everything appeared to work as expected.I installed the lock easily and added two user codes no problem, everything worked.Recently we have construction work being done, so I thought "great, this is why I went Z-wave". I connected remotely and added a builder code, which appeared ok: a refresh of the Vera page showed 3 pins. But the new PIN could not be recognised by the lock. I did a lot of research and found one clue - someone had suggested to delete all user PINs from the lock, and program them ONLY from Vera.I tried that today, and found my next problem - I'd apparently programmed a master code, but forgotten. My bad.I wasn't actually sure that this was my problem - the instructions suggest that if that's the case I should get 5 beeps. What I actually got was two distinct beeps, followed by 4 distinctly different shorter beeps. The instructions are woefully incomplete in explaining beep codes.I tried excluding and including to see if programming from Vera would be refreshed. The red+yellow z-wave unit light flashed, but in between all possible combinations, the lock appeared to continue to be reachable; not what I expected.I tried factory reset, thinking that I could erase the master code that I assumed was there but could not remember. It appeared to work - the lights did what they said they would - but codes still there, and still connected to Vera. so factory reset steps are completely inneffective.I finally thought about all codes I might have used, and remembered my master code. Thanks goodness. Then I deleted all user codes, and added one by one from Vera only. Everything works.This is quirky, and poorly explained, and there was a lot of frustration involved.A final thought is also - why do I have to find that hex key to open the lock to add user codes? In a non-Z-wave lock, this would be a pain and really detract from ease of use. The master code probably is what removed the need to keep the program button inaccessible. With a master code, make the program button easier to access in the next model please KwikSet.Summary:1) Pair with Vera, then install at the door2) DO add a master code - plenty of discussion on the web about the principle of visitors being able to 'create their own key' if you don't do this3) Do NOT add user codes on the lock itself.4) Do NOT forget your master code. I don't know if it can be recovered or reset if you do - thankfully I didn't have to go there5) ONLY add user codes from VeraUpdate: This lock has driven me crazy. I'd junk it in a heartbeat, except I now depend on it for the reasons I bought it. Here's what doesn't work:1) Keypad sensitivity is weird. Sometimes it works, sometimes I have to palm the whole thing to wake it up and touch it multiple times in multiple ways to get it to respond. It works better for some other peoples' hands than mine.2) The physical design is just horrible. I have a 50 yr old house which shifts a little - I reinforced the whole door opening with plywood rather than wallboard to avoid racking, and there is maybe 1/8" visible shift inframe gaps - not much. Neverthelss when the door is lacthed closed, the deadbolt should always be free to move into the frame/box. The issue is that the steal box the deadbolt goes into is not designed with up/down gaps, and it binds. I've wood-filled the hole and remounted, "slotted" the holes to allow adjustability, and readjusted the latchset multiple times to get the door to close to where the bolt will engage freely. Every time, it works for a few days if I'm lucky, or hours, before the latch binds again and it long-beeps to say "not operated" (it works manually but with a little resistance).All it needed was a longer slot to allow the deadbolt more freedom - I guess I'll keep hunting for some other after-market alternate box.Very disappointed now every time I hear that long beep.

3.0 out of 5 stars Not my best purchase

2025-12-24    -Genesys

I purchased 3 of these for a new home under construction. First use was to just use them as dead bolts to secure the home during construction and gave separate codes to each contractor - this worked out very well and I'm happy that we can enter and save a total of 30 different codes.One of the three failed electronically and had to be returned - had no problems doing that.On the negative side, I haven't found a way to have it report what codes are currently active - so you need to keep a good list and don't loose it - you cant delete a code unless you know what it is - If you don't know what codes are active, your only choice is to do a factory reset and reenter only those you want.Another negative, the batteries don't seem to last as long as they are advertised.Now that we are in the house, I want to integrate these locks with the home automation system, SmartThings. I have not been able to do this yet, because in order to connect with the SmartThings router, the lock needs to be within 1 1/2 feet of the router. So the only possibility is for me to completely remove them and set them next to the router. This is just DUMB. I've tried without doing this, but the router just doesn't seem to be able to find them. I will eventually take them off the door and give it a try when I have time .... but warning to all who plan to use with SmartThings - go to the SmartThings wiebsite and read about the problems many people have had trying to get these to work correctly. So when I tackle this, I will leave plenty of time. I'll update this later after I try connecting to SmartThings.

Five Stars

2026-01-10    -Gianni DiPietro

Incredible product, every home should have one.

Buy this one.

2026-02-16    -tdotbri

Best lock out there. Hands down (and I've worked as a lock smith before).

Five Stars

2026-03-05    -ben wang

good

1.0 out of 5 stars Functionality good fundamentally, very problematic. Be prepared to spend time researching how-tos!

2025-12-31    -Dave

The look and functionality are excellent, but be prepared to put some effort in , both for Z-Wave features and physical installation.I included it with my Vera Edge prior to install; they need to be close to each other to do so, and everything appeared to work as expected.I installed the lock easily and added two user codes no problem, everything worked.Recently we have construction work being done, so I thought "great, this is why I went Z-wave". I connected remotely and added a builder code, which appeared ok: a refresh of the Vera page showed 3 pins. But the new PIN could not be recognised by the lock. I did a lot of research and found one clue - someone had suggested to delete all user PINs from the lock, and program them ONLY from Vera.I tried that today, and found my next problem - I'd apparently programmed a master code, but forgotten. My bad.I wasn't actually sure that this was my problem - the instructions suggest that if that's the case I should get 5 beeps. What I actually got was two distinct beeps, followed by 4 distinctly different shorter beeps. The instructions are woefully incomplete in explaining beep codes.I tried excluding and including to see if programming from Vera would be refreshed. The red+yellow z-wave unit light flashed, but in between all possible combinations, the lock appeared to continue to be reachable; not what I expected.I tried factory reset, thinking that I could erase the master code that I assumed was there but could not remember. It appeared to work - the lights did what they said they would - but codes still there, and still connected to Vera. so factory reset steps are completely inneffective.I finally thought about all codes I might have used, and remembered my master code. Thanks goodness. Then I deleted all user codes, and added one by one from Vera only. Everything works.This is quirky, and poorly explained, and there was a lot of frustration involved.A final thought is also - why do I have to find that hex key to open the lock to add user codes? In a non-Z-wave lock, this would be a pain and really detract from ease of use. The master code probably is what removed the need to keep the program button inaccessible. With a master code, make the program button easier to access in the next model please KwikSet.Summary:1) Pair with Vera, then install at the door2) DO add a master code - plenty of discussion on the web about the principle of visitors being able to 'create their own key' if you don't do this3) Do NOT add user codes on the lock itself.4) Do NOT forget your master code. I don't know if it can be recovered or reset if you do - thankfully I didn't have to go there5) ONLY add user codes from VeraUpdate: This lock has driven me crazy. I'd junk it in a heartbeat, except I now depend on it for the reasons I bought it. Here's what doesn't work:1) Keypad sensitivity is weird. Sometimes it works, sometimes I have to palm the whole thing to wake it up and touch it multiple times in multiple ways to get it to respond. It works better for some other peoples' hands than mine.2) The physical design is just horrible. I have a 50 yr old house which shifts a little - I reinforced the whole door opening with plywood rather than wallboard to avoid racking, and there is maybe 1/8" visible shift inframe gaps - not much. Neverthelss when the door is lacthed closed, the deadbolt should always be free to move into the frame/box. The issue is that the steal box the deadbolt goes into is not designed with up/down gaps, and it binds. I've wood-filled the hole and remounted, "slotted" the holes to allow adjustability, and readjusted the latchset multiple times to get the door to close to where the bolt will engage freely. Every time, it works for a few days if I'm lucky, or hours, before the latch binds again and it long-beeps to say "not operated" (it works manually but with a little resistance).All it needed was a longer slot to allow the deadbolt more freedom - I guess I'll keep hunting for some other after-market alternate box.Very disappointed now every time I hear that long beep.

Five Stars

2026-01-26    -ben wang

good