I bought this because I wanted to use my existing lock set up because:
1. I wanted the lock and lever/knob to match.
2. I don't like the bulky look of the keypad and other smartlocks on the market
3. I did not want to make any new holes in my door; easy installation

This was so easy to install. Minimal tools required (just a screwdriver). The app is a bit slow when trying to unlock. Note: Wireless unlock requires for bluetooth, so distance is limited. To unlock remotely, I needed to pair with my ring doorbell pro and there is a lag for it to work.

I highly recommend getting the keypad for the benefit of this smartlock.

If your door is ready to replace a lock. I like this lock. Wish I had the touch version. After a bit of adjustment, it works ok. Use either Apple Home Kit or Amazon Alexa to open/close the deadbolt. Nice feature for my place. Still have keys yet the phone will open the door. Some minor glitches prevented me from giving 5 stars.

I've been using the Level Lock Smart Lock for keyless entry, and it's certainly a promising addition to my smart home setup. While it offers some fantastic features, there are a few areas where it could use some improvements.

One of the standout features of this smart lock is its automatic locking function. However, I've encountered a minor inconvenience with it. I've set the lock to automatically engage after 1 minute of inactivity, which is great for security. However, it becomes a hassle when I step outside briefly to pick up the mail and return to find the door locked, with my phone inside the house. This forces me to leave the door open until I can retrieve my phone to unlock it manually. It would be incredibly helpful if Level Lock could incorporate a sensor to detect if the door is still ajar before locking automatically.

Another area of improvement lies in the unlocking process using the mobile app. Currently, you need to keep the "unlock door" button pressed for a period of time before it unlocks the door. It would be much more user-friendly and efficient if a single press of the button could initiate the unlocking process, eliminating the need to keep the button held down.

Despite these minor inconveniences, the Level Lock Smart Lock has proven to be a reliable and secure addition to my home. It's sleek, unobtrusive, and blends seamlessly with my existing door hardware. The app interface is intuitive and user-friendly, allowing for easy management of access codes and monitoring of the lock's status.

In conclusion, the Level Lock Smart Lock shows great promise and has the potential to become an even more outstanding smart home device with a few enhancements. If Level Lock can address these issues in future updates, it would undoubtedly make for an even more convenient and user-friendly smart lock solution.

I love the look because I do not want to broadcast to the world that I have an electronic entry system. The two biggest features to me are the auto-lock and the auto-unlock features, both of which I have some minor issues with. First, I wish the auto-lock feature had a temporary pause option that would allow me to turn off the auto-lock feature with a quick manipulation of the lock manually in a similar way that the Schlage system does. This would allow me to temporarily disable the programmed auto-lock until the lock is manually locked again, at which time it would automatically revert back to the auto-lock time established in th settings. As far as the auto-unlock feature, my only complaint is that I cannot adjust the home boundary. Right now I have to go to the extreme opposite end of my subdivision or leave it altogether for the auto-unlock to work, but would be nice if it would engage when I go out for walks around the block.