National Hardware V805 Satin Nickel Door Viewer - N330-712

LKY: It fits into my bored hole exactly. Great workmanship.

Singapore on Sep 30, 2023

Matt Salomon: A little bit expensive but fits most doors as the whole on my door was a bit small for the previous item that I ordered. This one worked just fine.

United States on Jul 08, 2023

christian: installed in seconds. fit my 1/2 inch hole door
clear and gives bigger picture of the hallway
not the cheapest one out there but well made

Canada on Jun 28, 2023

N. Carter: I bought this to replace a peephole that was too cloudy to see out of. I previously replaced it with a 160 degree peephole but found the range of view too limiting so I purchased this one. The peephole fit perfectly fine in the existing hole and the only tool needed was a quarter.

United States on Feb 20, 2023

Holly M: This works perfectly and was easy to install. A great product!

Canada on Apr 10, 2021

Amazon Customer: View through finder is nice and clear and wide

Canada on Sep 13, 2020

M GOOD: So happy. Bought 4 other peepholes that didnt fit and landlord wouldnt allow me to enlarge the hole in the door (or give me a working peephole). Finally after years of hassle and annoyance I have a peephole that fits and looks nice too.

Canada on Mar 01, 2020

J. J. Weel: The product I got was branded as "Stanley," not "National Hardware," but all the same, it does what it says on the box, it's easy to install, it's inexpensive, and it seems solidly built.

First of all, functionality. Does it work? I can unequivocally answer "yes" to that one. The optics are of decent quality and if you look from the inside out, you get a good, clear, wide-angle view of the area outside your front door, but if you try to look from the outside in, you see practically nothing at all, eliminating the need for one of those little flip-away covers that people sometimes put in front of peepholes of lesser quality.

As for installation: what you don't see in the picture is that the peephole is made of two parts, one threaded on the outside and one on the inside. You have to start by drilling a 1/2" hole in the door. I was a little nervous about this because I knew my door is metal on the outside, but my perfectly ordinary Ryobi handheld drill had no trouble with it. Just be sure not to use a brad-point bit on metal, since it will just damage the brad point; brad-point bits are for wood. Then, you insert the part with the lens from the outside, and the other...

United States on Oct 20, 2013

N. Luu: Peepholes are a great security feature to have -- so simple, yet so effective!

Effectiveness -- This peephole is awesome! It is EXTREMELY clear. The product says 200 degrees of viewing but honestly, that doesn't really mean much to me. In simple terms, I can see a lot! I can see right at the beginning of my doormat and clear across the street at my neighbor's house. There is no way someone could crouch down and hide because they would be in plain view.

Installation -- It was a cinch! I am NOT handy at all (it seriously takes me like 20 minutes to hang a large painting haha). My wife even had concerns about me drilling a hole completely through our door because she thought I would screw it up LOL. But I gave it a go anyway because I was tired of opening the door not knowing who was on the other side. I did some research online and watched some videos on how to install a peephole. Honestly, it was probably overkill and a little bit of a waste of time. A lot of the videos said to first drill a pilot hole (I didn't even know what that was) but apparently it's a smaller hole first to make sure you get the hole straight or so it reduces splitting or something. I kinda...

United States on May 17, 2010