Veise Keyless Entry Door Lock with 2 Lever Handles – Electronic Keypad Deadbolt, Auto Lock, Back Lit & Easy Installation Design, Front Door Handle Sets, Matte Black

Reliable and solid
I own 6 of these. They are easy to install, easy to program and easy to use. The price is outstanding and while I’ve never had an issue with batteries, I change them every 6 months just to be safe.

Reliable and Convenient
This was a great purchased for our front door. I thought the installation process was somewhat simple even for someone without much DIY experience. The instructions were clear and easy to follow. The lock fits well with our existing door and the hardware feels solid. I bought longer screws for the strike plate and latch plate since I was recommended by my elder neighbor for more secure. The electronic keypad is very user-friendly. It lights up for visibility at night which is very thoughtful feature. Programming new codes straightforward and I love the ability to set and change them whenever needed. The auto-lock (set for 10 seconds) is another highlighted feature. It feels secure, responds quickly to inputs and adds real convenience to our daily routine. It’s a great value lock for the feature it offers. I also bought a second one for the back door and both has been performing great.

Great Quality Keyless Entry Door Lock
Very easy to install, and works flawlessly. I’m impressed with the quality, and ability to program with a numeric code of each family members choosing. I like that there is a key back-up just incase of battery failure. Oh and the finish (I got black) is beautiful. I highly recommend this door handle lock set. It’s only been installed for a month so I don’t know the battery life, but I do not foresee that to be a problem being that it uses 4 AA batteries. Oh I should mention a much better price than similar Keyless Entry Door Locks at local stores in my area.

Great value for the price point
This seems to be a good choice if you’re looking for a keyless deadbolt and handle set without any WiFi functions. I would not expect to see it on the door of Fort Knox but the quality of construction seems reasonable for the price point. The styling, fit and finish looks cosmetically good.The installation was pretty easy and typical of what you might expect with a change of locks of any type. Degree of difficulty probably depends more on the condition of your old door and how well the old hardware was installed than anything else.Here are a few tips that might make it go easier for you:Make sure the deadbolt remains unlocked during the install process.When installing the strike plate be sure to test its best position so that the dead bolt will pass thru the strike plate and into the frame without any resistance. Once you install the strike and if it is “off” a little bit it can be hard to correct once the holes are drilled and screws in. i made this mistake and had to file down one edge of the strike plate down a little bit to get good clearance. Maybe your old strike plate will be the same size as the new one but in my case it was missing an old strike plate completely.The programming steps may have you scratching your head a little bit at first until you get the hang of it. Mistakes i made were to miss key the new master code starting out. No need to panic. If you make a mistake it is easy to re-set it to the factory state so you can start over and try again. i had to do that 2 or 3 times until I got the hang of how it works. I felt that was my fault for not following the directions close enough.I have only had it for one day so i can’t speak to its durability so time will tell. Back up key is good peace of mind in case something does go wrong with the electronics. I liked it well enough to buy a second one for another door.