Customer Reviews for VEVOR Mechanical Keyless Entry Door Lock, 2.0 Code Upgrade, 4-7 Digits Code, Single-Sided Push Button Combination Mechanical Keypad Door Knob, Auto Locking, for Garden Gates, Indoor or Outdoor, Silver

Fast postage, item was just as described.

Mounted it on 30mm wide trailer cage frame. Works great.

good lock esey install

Heavy duty! This thing has some weight to it. Seems well built. Took about 10 min to install.

Bien. Nécessite a minima un peu de qualités de bricoleur pour la pause. Ce n' est pas forcément bien expliqué ni intuitif. Sinon une fois en place, fonctionne nickel !

Bonne qualité et facile à utiliser, à voir dans le temps si tous fonctionne bien

love it

Great product. Unfortunately, I have to return. My mistake. I didn't look to see if it was bluetooth.

Bought for use at a apartment complex. Great value and function flawlessly and also easy to change the code.

I bought 6 of them for our student rental. the quality and durability is still wait to be seen. I can only speak of the installation and my initial impression. build quality is solid. the entire assembly feels very solid, heavy in other words. installation: is fairly easy, but can be improved. this has something to do with the design. [read on] the design improvement ideas: 1. the keys travel a lot more than people commonly expected. I know it is due to the mechanical mechanism. But if you can change it to half the travel depth, it would be a lot more user-friendly. 2. The vertical layout. with most of the doors, the handles are at hip level. That means people have to look down to see the buttons. Making the keypad (or just the keys) slightly angled upward makes it easier to read and operate. 3. no lock to the unlock position. If a person leaves the room for a few minutes, there is no need to lock the door. But this keypad locks every time. 4. It requires a hole on top of the keypad to hold the keypad in place. This means if I don't want to use this keypad anymore, I have a hole to patch and paint. A better way is to have two screws on each side of the stem, like all other locks do. This not only secures the keypad from moving around. It also saves the requirement of using the screw-in a strike plate, thus reusing the current hole without additional work. simple change here can save a lot of installation time. I spent about 10 mins installing each keypad, with half of the time spent on mortising the door for the strike plate. Even after I made a jig for it.