Kwikset 909 SmartCode Electronic Deadbolt with SmartKey Security Technology

Courtney: Easy to set up. Installation was a little difficult on an older door but we made it work. Easy to program. Sturdy. Can use locking / entry to any door with a frame.

United States on Oct 21, 2023

toll_boy: アメリカ製のドアノブからの交換なので、30分で取り付けできました。単三電池4本使用なので電圧も高く、動作も安定してます。作りもしっかりしていて、安全性も高そう。ただ、取説は英語とスペイン語のみです。メーカーHPにPDFがあるので翻訳もできます。

Japan on Jul 18, 2023

Andre Tanguay: Well designed, easy to install and performing as expected.

Canada on Dec 17, 2022

LorTonLorTon: Able to install in a few hours. good instructions. Had read reviews this brand is very reliable (this old house also recommended it). Wanted something that wont drain the batteries. Security was more important and this bump proof lock does the trick. Great code options and you can also set other options on/off as needed like have it auto-lock after 30 seconds so you know its always locked when you walk away.

Canada on May 05, 2022

Amazon Customer: La qualité est bonne.
Le moteur d'ouverture et fermeture est plus puissant que celui de WEISER

Canada on Dec 27, 2021

Ufp_girl: We've only had it a week and so far it's a great lock. Was super easy to install, took less than 10 minutes because we already had a deadbolt. I just took out our existing deadbolt and was able to put this in its place. Setting up passcodes was also very simple. Seems secure. It has the option to toggle on and off the small flashing light, which shows if it's locked or unlocked, also the "beep" sound and the auto-lock after 30 seconds. I wasn't able to rekey because the key I wanted to use wouldn't fit the lock, but the instructions to do this looked pretty straightforward.
Some reviews mentioned cold weather issues, I guess I'll have to wait and see. I did use lithium batteries that say they are rated for very cold conditions, just in case.

Canada on Mar 15, 2021

Rob: Bought two of these locks with the goal of no longer needing multiple keys and to also just create a entry code for contractor and pet sitters (which can later be deleted.
One lock was installed to replace an existing deadbolt. After removal of the existing cylinder the hole was large enough for the new Kwikset lock. The deadbolt backset is adjustable and simply turns to extend or shorten. The installation instructions have pictures of each step but the text is arranged around each picture in blocks. Thus it is easy to miss an important note. For example, the backset has the word "up" engraved on the it. I missed this and installed it upside down. It took me a while to figure this out because the cylinder screws would not screw into the the cylinder.

It's worthwhile sitting down first and carefully reading the instructions first. The other step that is difficult is attaching the pushbutton module which has to be held on the door on one side while holding a faceplate on the opposite side and then inserting two long screws through the holes. It helps to have a second person for this step, but not necessary. Make sure the pushbutton module is aligned properly before moving...

United States on Jun 06, 2020

andymand: My wife recently got a new car and it has one of those fancy push-to-start ignition switches so she can leave her key can in her purse. Unfortunately, she still needed to fish her keys from her purse in order to lock the deadbolt to the house, so I hunted around for a solution.

This keypad-based deadbolt seemed to have decent reviews and we're a Kwikset house, so I figured that would make the re-key easy. I was going to wait until our budget could take the hit, but on the first product page I saw, Amazon told me that there was a newer version available and much to my delight, it was less expensive than the first one I found!

I ordered it and -- thanks Prime! -- several days later, it showed up at our house.

I found a PDF of the installation instructions online, so I skimmed that and watched a couple of videos -- one appeared to be from the manufacturer and the other from a carpentry guy -- to get the lay of the land.

Fortunately, we have a pretty standard house when it comes to our doors, so fortunately, I encountered exactly zero surprises during installation. (I have a nifty ratcheting screwdriver with swappable bits and for some operations during...

United States on Oct 12, 2015