Keyless-Entry Keypad Electronic Door Lock: Digital Smart Lock with Code Passcode, Electric Door Knob/Handle, Perfect for Entry Doors, Bedroom Doors (Silver, App Control, Non-Fingerprint)

Simple and practical lock. Exactly what I needed.
The 5-in-1 Keyless Entry Smart Door Lock has been a great addition to my home, particularly for securing my back door. I’ve had three locks before this one, varying from simple to complex wi-fi locks and they have all failed. The previous simple locks jam and are inconsistent. The previous complex locks would constantly drop signal and were a hassle to operate. Not to mention they were extremely expensive.I appreciate the convenience, simplicity and flexibility this lock offers. The ability to unlock the door using a code, wireless key fob, key card, smartphone, or physical key provides multiple ways to enter without hassle. I feel that for the price, this lock is a much better value!One of my favorite features is the remote code generation, which doesn’t require an internet connection. I can easily share temporary codes with family or friends if they need access when I’m not home. While I haven’t opted for the Sifely WiFi Gateway, the option to add remote control and real-time access logs is a great future consideration.Installation was straightforward, taking just a few minutes with a Phillips screwdriver—no extra drilling or locksmith required. The door handle is reversible, which was helpful for fitting it to my door. It promises a battery life up to a year with standard AA batteries, we’ll see.The lock is managed through a smart app, making it easy to control access and monitor the door, which adds an extra layer of security. A voice indicates that the lock is either open or closed. Overall, it has made entering and securing my home much easier and more efficient, and I highly recommend it for homeowners looking for a reliable, keyless entry solution.

This lock is wonderful. Well worth its price.
This is the best decision I’ve made all year. The installation is so easy. They provide paper instructions and online videos of installation which made it very easy to understand. The lock itself is very solid and good quality material. Programming key codes is a breeze. Lots of options and well worth the purchase. Extremely happy.

Works great very easy to install
Replaced an old hard to open keyed front door lock with this awesome keyless one. It installed fast, there’s a step by step video all ya do is follow it. The screws are individually packaged and labeled for each step, that makes it so easy! Love the key fob openers.

Fingerprint scanner is unreliable. Codes and keys seem to work
The fingerprint scanner is unreliable, which defeats much of why I wanted this. I have these in a Church and only want certain people to have access at certain times. I didn’t want to use codes (as those can be shared), so I liked the idea of the fingerprint reader. Sadly, it is very unreliable. It will work for a week or maybe a month and then one day stop recognizing a fingerprint for no apparent reason.I have contacted customer support about this multiple times (I have 5 of these locks and 2 other Sifely / TT-Lock locks). The support is responsive (they will email you quickly). But they have no real solution other than to tell you to reprogram the fingerprints. This is not a great solution if someone is standing outside trying to get in and their fingerprint stopped working with the lock. It means that I have to give them a code to enter the building. Not an ideal solution from my perspective.If I had the money, I would upgrade to a better brand.So I am not a fan of this. If you really want a fingerprint reader, I recommend using a Lockly lock. Granted that is 3 times as expensive, but has a lot more features.I have these hooked up to the gateways as well. That gives internet access to the lock, and allows me to be able to unlock it from anywhere. The Lockly has that built-in and does not require another piece of hardware, plug and space.Overall, this lock is ok. I would recommend the non-fingerprint version if you are okay with using codes/fobs. But if you can afford a lockly system, that is the way to go.