Keypad Door Knob with Key - Keyless Entry Code Lock (3 Pack)

Our review of this keypad door knob finds it well suited for homeowners or small businesses that want quick, dual-access entry without adding a deadbolt. The strongest reason to buy is its flexible access options: users can unlock with a traditional key or enter a passcode (one master plus up to 50 user codes) on a backlit keypad, and codes can be 1 to 15 digits long. Installation is simple and the set includes three nickel, key-alike knobs that fit standard door thicknesses, making it a pragmatic option for bedroom, office, garage, or short-term rental doors.

Key Features

• Dual access: Choose between a physical key or a numeric passcode to suit guests, family, or staff without changing hardware.
• Large code capacity: One master code plus up to 50 user codes lets the owner manage temporary or permanent access for many visitors.
• Backlit keypad and modes: A backlit keypad works in darkness and includes a visitor mode and silent mode for flexible use scenarios.
• Auto-lock and safety: The knob supports auto-lock and password disguise to reduce tailgating and accidental door exposure.
• Weather and build: IP65 weather resistance and heavy-duty metal construction aim to keep the lock functional on exterior and interior doors.
• Emergency power and alerts: Low battery alarm plus a Type-C USB backup provide a fallback if internal batteries drain.

Who It's For

This keypad knob is a good match for homeowners who want a compact, easy-to-install keyless solution without installing a separate deadbolt, and for small commercial spaces such as offices or short-term rental units that benefit from multiple user codes. It is also convenient for rooms where temporary access for many people is needed, like guest bedrooms or meeting rooms.

Those who need the highest long-term durability under heavy daily use or a heavy-duty commercial locking system should consider a dedicated grade 1 commercial lock instead, since some buyers have reported durability concerns after several months of use.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Easy to install with just a screwdriver and fits common 1-3/8' to 2-1/2' door thicknesses.
• Simple programming and code management plus support for 50 user codes makes guest access straightforward.
• Backlit keypad, visitor mode, silent mode, and Type-C emergency power add practical usability features.
• Comes as a 3-pack in nickel finish with keyed-alike cylinders for consistent access across multiple doors.

Cons

• Some users report mixed long-term reliability and occasional failures to unlock, so durability may vary by installation and usage.
• Not a substitute for a high-security deadbolt when maximum security is required.

Specifications

Access methods	Key or passcode (1-15 digits)
Code capacity	1 master code + 50 user codes
Fit for door thickness	1-3/8' to 2-1/2'
Latch	Adjustable 2-3/8' or 2-3/4'
Weather resistance	IP65
Power backup	Type-C USB emergency power, low battery alarm
Finish and pack	Nickel, 3 pack keyed alike

Our Verdict

The keypad door knob is a practical, value-oriented choice for residential and light commercial doors where convenience and multiple user codes matter more than top-tier commercial durability. It installs quickly, offers flexible access with key or code, and includes useful features like a backlit keypad and Type-C backup, making it a solid purchase for households, offices, and short-term rentals that want accessible, modern locks without a separate deadbolt.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use both key and code interchangeably?
Yes. The knob supports both a traditional physical key and an electronic passcode so different users can use either method.

What happens if the batteries die?
The lock has a low battery alarm and accepts Type-C USB emergency power to operate the keypad if internal batteries are depleted.

Will it fit my door?
It fits 1-3/8' to 2-1/2' thick doors and uses an adjustable 2-3/8' or 2-3/4' latch, which covers most residential doors.