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Only one simple fix that would make this perfect is if you could make the dial a different color so from far you can tell if it is locked or not especially because this version doesn’t have an app. I color mine with white out like this picture so I can tell easily from far away.

The lock is just ok. Having done alot of research having code locks for 16 years in my homes, this one was just ok. First, remember it only comes with one key. Installation was annoying. The lock hardware wouldn't fit my standard depth door. Even though based on the installation guide was within the thickness range. Pretty big haste, and waste of time. Spend a bit more and get a Lockly or Schlage.

So far lock has been doing fine. It opens like its subposed to.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love not needing a key. With everything being Bluetooth/wireless/automated now its hard to dig my keys out from the bottom of my mom bag of "stuff". There are other models of keyless lock that work by fingerprint or proximity, but I do feel like the keypad is a more economical option that has less points of possible failure. This model has so far been working well, but I will advise that we had an older model of the exact same brand that was a keypad that did fail after a bit. It was frequently in the sun and we were told that this likely led to failure. Hopefully that has been remedied and I look forward to not having to dig my key out for now!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm a big fan of the Yale brand, and this keypad lock does a great job! I love that I don't need a key and I just need to have a code. I also really love how easy the app is to use. It really allows me to customize my experience.