The most convenient smart lock doesn't come cheap

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The second-gen Kwikset Kevo lets you unlock with just a touch, but the price is still offputtingly high.
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[@jonbozzy9600]

I have it and hate this lock. I'm thinking of trying August lock

[@nickmiller9429]

Still a great product. Prices don't matter when it comes to securing your home.

[@jasonlaboy]

Does it work with any phone? Even Windows Phone?

[@ronik330]

Jason Laboy You have a windows phone? 😂

[@urIIez]

I would disconnect that Light so it can look like normal lock.
Change the name to like kitchen light or something.
And no one would ever know that it's smart lock 😮
And I'd cover the keyhole with some thing 🤔 or maybe just the whole lock so it's not out in the open

[@MegaLuisforever]

So what is the purpose you need a phone to open same with a key I don't see any sense

[@donnaturner8888]

Use it for security more like getting shoot and hiding

[@RichardServello]

Does this work with existing deadbolts or do you have to switch the entire lock?

[@tylerwatt12]

it replaces the deadbolt

[@RichardServello]

Yeah, that's how the first gen was. Which is a problem when you live in an apt and can't change the lock thread. That's why I got the inferior august smart lock.

[@markm0000]

You should be able to swap in the pins and tumblers from your apartment deadbolt to this one. Watch a few videos on youtube and it shouldn't take more than an hour. If you screw up a locksmith can put it back together within seconds for a few bucks.

[@RichardServello]

Mark M that's good to know!

[@Curvesinstyle2]

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[@Only1Jenda]

A household of 8+ , I'll stick with the old school key

[@ronik330]

Only1Jenda Your jealous you can’t afford it.

[@aimkrew]

I came a cross one that was left behind when we purchased a house and on the main motherboard it has 4 numbered switches.... what are they supposed to be on ...!??

[@aboudianani2372]

What If someone downloads the eKey app and connects it to Bluetooth? It can open right?

[@jug6290]

Aboudi Anani no. U have to open up the lock and press the sync button, after that u can share lock access to someone without opening the lock

[@alkane2561]

This is so old but good

[@celeryystick]

*Phone dies*

[@ronik330]

Spongebob Your jealous you can’t afford it.

[@jug6290]

Empty THERE IS A KEY SLOT. U BLINDO

[@BigPoppa23]

Watched. Later

[@RadBunny2269]

This is dope.

[@user-kp7fj2mk1i]

007

[@ohnogrl]

why use this title and then not mention the price at all...

[@SL56043]

So if your phone is stolen, your house is open to the criminal...

[@hcs4life21]

Kwikset (and Apple/Android) created contingency plans for this specific reason.
Apple users either use a passcode, facial recognition or a fingerprint scanner to unlock the phone, while Android users have a passcode, dot connection, or retinal and fingerprint scanners.
Kwikset itself allows users to activate or deactivate phone and fob locks as well as easily change the mechanical lock itself with the provided master key.

[@gerardosalas9477]

Sam Lancs what if your house key gets stolen?

[@jamesgjt]

so if i hack into ur phone... i can lock ur door!!!!

[@ronik330]

jamesgjt Your jealous you can’t afford it.

[@ohfeefee]

6th

[@lostueros]

thx but not thx, i prefer the old fashion way :-)

[@ronik330]

Angel Tuero Your jealous you can’t afford it.