Thank you. I do my best to make these videos the best I can.

They just keep getting better. They've introduced features from newer ones to some of the older products that are compatible with just software updates.

@@GrantButler hopefully they keep the no subscription model. I'm ok with paying a premium to be without it, they seem like solid quality products!

@@tono5517 glad it could help!

Hope you like it as much as I have!

Great Lock love mine Eufy security system throughout! Very happy

So, I spoke to a lock smith and he said the inner cylinder might be able to be replaced to match the other locks, but it may impact reliability because of the modification, and might not be cost effective. I'm not sure if you can use this with a longer bolt, but it might be possible considering the lock & unlock position can be calibrated. As for the door knob, you are exactly right.

Yeah they actually pushed out that ability with a firmware update the day after I posted this video. kzfaq.infoSBF1EBq1EAU?si=f8lYGgfAJ2lGoHOg

Thanks!

I'm glad you found it helpful!

Correct, the "Shield" only locks the door. You put in the code then press the "Shield" to unlock it.

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They're in the app. What are you trying to do?

@@GrantButler Thanks for the speedy reply. Not only do I not see anything in the app, but when I got to the help tab in the app and put in C220, it says nothing found. I just installed this a couple days ago and tested it. It didn't unlock reliably but I had a hard time figuring out what I was doing right or wrong. Then I took off for the weekend. When I got home, I could not unlock with fingerprint or passcode. They don't supply info on how to lock from outside or how to input your passcode at the keypad. I've finally found some tidbits of info here and there but nothing comprehensive. Here's an example: there's nothing I could find anywhere about what the X icon on the bottom left does - not in the manual and not online. Once the installation and setup via the app is done, there's no comprehensive instructions for operating it. That's from a newbie point of view. It took me 20 minutes to install the hardware and it's been hours trying to find info to figure out how to make it work. One thing that did help (done in the last hour) is to delete my preferred fingerprint and rescan. It seems better but I don't know for how long it will continue to work with that finger. There's probably 20 plus videos online about how to install and program, and not one how how to operate it.

What do you mean? Did you watch my video?

No I haven't

Sounds like the "auto lock" is on. If you don't want it to lock you need to turn that off

@@GrantButleryes auto lock is on. But shouldn’t the lock recognize if the door is opened?

14:44 bought this product thinking thats how it works. It seems autolock is time based only. Was expecting there was some kind of internal sensor.

@@pareshwagh3012mine does this also. It will alert me the door is locked but the door is wide open. A total flaw if you ask me.

The key is a backup. A fingerprint is just an easier way to get in. You can create & manage access for kids, friends, and neighbors. So you don't have to buy a key for each person to have access. Have you or your kid ever lost a house key? Can't lose your finger so easily.

You need a key in case the batteries die or if there is a malfunction. This is kind of basic common sense lol.

YES

They even made some of the updates that I recommended like the locking using your fingerprint

@GrantButler awesome. Thanks

To set it up, yes. Once it's set up, no. You just won't be able to do anything with the app without wifi.

@@ShaneBryson what's the HomeKit?

@@GrantButler I can’t tell if that was a real question or sarcasm lol.

I don't know what you mean by "work with" this is intended to replace a deadbolt.

I actually talk about that in my video that I posted today! It's so you can put in random numbers before or after if you have someone looking over your shoulder

Jump to 9:21 in my video that I posted today

What's Homekit?

Unfortunately not.

@@GrantButlerIt’s Apple Home, which is Apple’s ecosystem.

@@CaydenThyGamer thanks for explaining that.

$150

I'm sorry to hear that. I haven't had to change the batteries on mine yet

There's labels on it to keep it up right. It's pretty easy to not screw it up

Totally agree. Example. In the book it says if the latch hole is round ( and mine is) to contact customer service to receive a round drive-in faceplate then replace the existing one. Had they stated this as in an option or need to check, prior so you could also purchase whatever is needed. Instead of having to put what you just removed while having to wait.

@@jodisue13 I didn't think of that one. I think mine came with the stuff to do both