Revolo RE001 Electronic Keypad Deadbolt, Keyless Entry Door Lock, Smart Keyed Entry with Handle, Auto Lock, Front Door Handle Sets, Anti-Peeking Password, Matte Black

We replaced 3 of our entry door locks with these handle/deadbolt combos.The install process was a bit difficult, but it was also my first time actually installing new handles like this (I had to drill holes for the dead bolts and chisel out the jams for the strike plates) so if you've done it before, it probably won't be that hard. Once I got to the 3rd one, it was pretty straight forward.The materials appear to be good quality. The fit and finish are good with no obvious defects. Once installed, they look great.Programming is pretty straight forward. The instructions that it comes with are pretty good and programming a new combination isn't too difficult. There are many options for different code combinations, lengths, and even the number of times a code will work for.*REVERSING THE DEAD BOLT DIRECTIONThis took me a while to figure out, and there really isn't any direction on this in the instruction manual. It sort of directs through the process after installation, but doesn't specifically tell you what it is that you're actually doing, just that it is "necessary for proper function of the lock".So, once all the hardware is installed, turn the lock lever to the unlocked position (straight up and down). Next place your batteries in the deadbolt. After it beeps, take the small reset tool and press and hold the reset button. While holding the reset button down, remove one of the batteries. Continue holding the reset button down and replace the battery that you removed. Once it beeps, release the reset button. The lock will cycle a few times to figure out which direction it needs to close. Once it locks and beeps again, the direction will be set and you're in business. IF you run into an issue where the lock cycles back and forth but doesn't change direction, it's probably a hardware issue. In my situation, I had set the bolt mechanism to the longer (extended) position due to the spacing of my locks. If you extend the bolt mechanism while the bolt is in the locked position, it jams something inside the housing and won't allow the bolt to move all the way to the unlocked position. This in turn will lead the electronic controller to malfunction and it won't close properly, nor will it change the direction that it closes. So in conclusion, if you have this issue, take it back apart and focus on the bolt mechanism. Once you have it fixed, repeat the process above to set the locking direction.Hopefully this all makes some sense and helps someone out. Overall I would buy these again.

The Electronic Keypad Deadbolt has proven to be a game-changer for my home security and convenience. As someone who values both safety and modern technology, this keyless entry door lock has exceeded my expectations in every way.First and foremost, the matte black finish of this electronic keypad deadbolt is not only sleek and stylish but also adds a touch of elegance to my front door. It complements my home's exterior and provides a contemporary look that impresses visitors and neighbors alike.The keyless entry feature is a standout advantage of this lock. With this smart lock, I no longer have to worry about carrying keys or the risk of losing them. The ability to unlock the door with a unique PIN code has simplified my daily routines and made access to my home hassle-free. Additionally, the keypad allows for multiple user codes, which is incredibly convenient for granting access to family members, friends, or service providers.The anti-peeking password feature is a brilliant addition, providing an extra layer of security. When entering the PIN code, I can input random digits before or after my actual code, ensuring that anyone trying to guess my password will be unsuccessful. This feature adds peace of mind, knowing that my home is protected against unauthorized entry attempts.The auto smart lock with handle is a fantastic convenience, especially when my hands are full with groceries or other items. The door automatically locks behind me after a set period, providing an added security measure to ensure the door remains locked when I forget to do so manually.Installation of this electronic keypad deadbolt was surprisingly straightforward. The package included clear instructions, and the necessary components were provided, making the process hassle-free. The overall build quality feels solid and durable, assuring me that this lock will withstand the test of time.The front handle sets are ergonomically designed, providing a comfortable grip when opening and closing the door. The smooth operation of the handle adds to the overall premium feel of this keyless entry door lock.In conclusion, I highly recommend the Electronic Keypad Deadbolt to anyone seeking a keyless entry solution that offers both style and security. Its modern design, ease of use, and anti-peeking password feature make it a standout product in the market. Whether you're looking to upgrade your home security or simply want to embrace the convenience of keyless entry, this smart lock is an excellent choice. I couldn't be happier with this purchase, and I'm confident that other homeowners will find it to be an invaluable addition to their homes as well.

It was easy to install. Not extremely hard to use, Not my favorite but will get the job done. Battery life is not bad. Good value for the cost.

The media could not be loaded. I originally gave this product one star because the Deadbolt would not turn automatically or after entering the code. It would move a little and make noise, but wouldn't turn. I ended up keeping it and using it as a manual Deadbolt with the key because I waited too long to return it.Fast forward to present and I decided to bite the bullet and purchase the Amazon Basics brand electronic Deadbolt. Upon opening it, I noticed the installation directions and unit itself looked very similar to mine (probably made in the same factory in china, but with better instructions). So I decided to give it one more shot and see if I could get the Revolo to work.Per the instructions, it says to remove one of the batteries and use the small pin to press down on the reset button just above the batteries for 3 seconds. Then, while still depressing the button, put the battery back in. And, wouldn't you know it, a few seconds later, the Deadbolt engaged and shut! Now, the unit works great, including the autolock feature. I wanted to post this follow up because I'm sure many of you of had similar issues. Especially since Revolo's instructions are terrible and their customer service is basically non-existent.