Name: Schlage Encode
Brand: SCHLAGE
SKU: 6339bbde206d897392dcc4ea
Rating: 4.0 (68 reviews)

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Schlage encode smart Wi-Fi deadbolt offers peace of mind from anywhere by allowing you to remotely manage your lock via the Schlage home app or Key by Amazon app. There’s no need to purchase an extra accessory/hub to connect to your lock from anywhere it will connect to your home’s Wi-Fi signal similar to your laptop, making it easy and intuitive to use. Graded best in security, durability and finish by industry experts, Schlage encode smart Wi-Fi deadbolt offers the advanced features of secure encryption and built-in alarm technology. This innovative, smart deadbolt is available in a variety of styles and finishes that pair perfectly with Schlage interior door hardware, creating a cohesive look throughout the home. as well as the strength and durability you can expect from a brand with more than 95 years of experience.

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A slimmer update to previous Schlage keypad models, the Encode has built-in Wi-Fi, so it doesn’t need a plug-in adapter like other locks.

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The perfect smart lock provides simplicity and versatility, and in our opinion, the Schlage Encode offers both in spades. The built-in WiFi functionality creates simplicity by not requiring an additional smart WiFi hub that you must purchase and navigate separately. You can also avoid any hassle of your guests having to download apps and create accounts — the keypad allows you to share access by creating easy numerical key codes for guests. This product gives you plenty of versatility with the ability to unlock your door multiple ways: a Bluetooth key on your phone, remotely over WiFi, with a key code, or even with a physical key. Whatever option you choose, it can be set to a particular time frame, so the house cleaner's or dog walker's code can only work between 9 am and 2 pm on a specific day. It is also compatible with many smart home platforms, allowing for control via Google Assistant or Amazon Alexa, and can even be used with the Key by Amazon service that allows packages to be delivered inside your front door. 
A downside to the simplicity of built-in WiFi is the additional power requirements. This lock sticks out further than others due to the four AA batteries it requires. This impediment is mostly on the interior of the door and might be made less noticeable by the black plastic battery cover, depending on your interior design style. Also, the lock won't open automatically as you approach the door because there is no geofencing; you have to use your phone to unlock the lock. All in all, these are small setbacks in comparison to the many features and steady performance that make the Schlage Encode the best smart lock for most people.

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 But With Google Assistant I wasn't able to unlock the door. It's compatible with Amazon key so you can have Amazon packages delivered inside your door instead of left on your doorstep. You do need an Amazon Cloud Cam Key edition for this to work, though it doesn't work with smart things right now. so if you want your lock to automatically lock at a certain time at night, you'll need to use routines with Google Assistant or Alessa And if you want to use the lock with smart Things I recommend using the Schley Connect which I reviewed a few years ago

 You just need a Phillips screwdriver. You remove the old bolt lock, add the new one. you scan the Qr-code That's it. Almost anyone can do it

 A few more quick things about this lock. You can add the lock automatically, lock after a certain amount of time which you can adjust or turn off. There's also one touch locking so if you're leaving, you don't have to type in your code. You can just press the lock button in the bottom right and it will lock the door

 You do need an Amazon Cloud Cam Key edition for this to work, though it doesn't work with smart things right now. so if you want your lock to automatically lock at a certain time at night, you'll need to use routines with Google Assistant or Alessa And if you want to use the lock with smart Things I recommend using the Schley Connect which I reviewed a few years ago. You can go check that out. Just don't make fun of my haircut

Schlage Encode: Super Sleek, Matte Black WiFi Lock

I have the Schlage Encode and love it. One recommendation is to check the ANSI grade of the deadbolt. A lot of smart locks are actually really poorly rated locks - be sure to pick an item that can't be easily kicked in (I went with ANSI grade 1).

For those that have installed "Smart Locks" at their homes, i would like to know your recommendations and review.

 Bottom line, Yale has much more built in for the convenience factor which is worth some of the longer installation/setup process.  Random gripe: The sound of the automatic mechanism is quite inferior to the Yale lock. The Yale lock has a "professional motorized" noise, while the Schlage unit sounds unpolished and unrefined. Also very subjective, but thought it was worth noting

I purchased this lock as a replacement for the Yale Assure lock that my HOA said I was no longer allowed to have, and since a board member had already installed the Schlage model, it was deemed to be the standard for the whole complex. Guess that's a perk of being on the HOA board. Anyhow, on to the review, on a comparative basis of my two locks, since they're roughly the same price at full price.  Ease of installation: This lock takes the cake - definitely took a lot less fiddling to get all the pieces together, and the slide up cover for the battery face is easier to use than the screw on the Yale device

 I didn't link up to the wireless functionality since I'm keeping this one simple, but I imagine the process is more straightforward than the Yale, which required a significant amount of work to find the right placement of the bridge to get a strong enough connection to the lock. However, the Yale bridge allowed for BT connectivity, so that as I (or more specifically my phone) approached the door, the latch would automatically unlock, which was very handy if I was carrying a bunch of things. Otherwise, put stuff down, reach in pocket/purse to get keys, unlock door, replace keys, pick up stuff, walk in. Even with the keypad instead of keys, depending on what you're carrying, you might still have to put it down to punch in the code

 In addition, the Yale had an automatic lock feature that locks the door after a set period of time, in case you forget to do it after you come in or after you leave. I'm not sure if the Schlage doesn't, but I didn't see it in the documentation anywhere. Bottom line, Yale has much more built in for the convenience factor which is worth some of the longer installation/setup process.  Random gripe: The sound of the automatic mechanism is quite inferior to the Yale lock

Straightforward & functional, but lacking relative to similarly-priced options

Hello, I am first time home buyer and closed on a house a few weeks ago and looking for recommendations to replace the existing locks of my home.

I would like these locks to be controlled from my security panel and also through a smart home security system. 

I have looked at Yale and Schlage, but they have so many variations that I am not sure what’s best and what would connect to the smart systems. Should I consider Zwave, Bluetooth, WiFi etc.

<div class="md"><p>Hello, I am first time home buyer and closed on a house a few weeks ago and looking for recommendations to replace the existing locks of my home.</p>

<p>I would like these locks to be controlled from my security panel and also through a smart home security system. </p>

<p>I have looked at Yale and Schlage, but they have so many variations that I am not sure what’s best and what would connect to the smart systems. Should I consider Zwave, Bluetooth, WiFi etc.</p>
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Smart home locks - What’s best?

I change the rating because this lock doesn't work correctly with the Orbi mesh router, and its not listed on Schlage website or Amazon with that problem. I called Schlage and they did a case number but after calling twice they said its wasn't really compatible with the Orbi and while it will connect its not reliable using it. I assume that means something about the chip set doesn't match. That is really weird considering how popular the Orbi is

 So regardless if they see this review update and say for me to call or whatever companies do to make it look like they are doing something, the fact is they told me twice the this lock wouldn't work right with Orbi. So I didn't ask for a replacement from Amazon. I had to call Amazon and tell them and at least they took it back, even though they said it was a one time exception. I doubt they actually listen to the problem or paid much attention

 Its basically an Amazon product so why do they think I want a lock that won't work with a normal wifi router? But Amazon gave me the money back and I ordered the Schlage connect with Z-wave plus. Schlage told me I shouldn't have any problems with that an it is working right now. But cannot use the key app with it.  I wasn't all that thrilled buying another hub and setting it up which is one reason I got the encode

 That is normal company behavior these days. I have to wonder about their other wifi only locks also though.  Decided to order this version because of not needing a hub and its the same brand an type I've used before. I like Schlage and wanted one this time that can be controlled with Alexa

Easy to install and worked great, down graded to 3 stars

Trying to decide on which lock to buy. Looking for a Grade 1 lock for a new (to me) home. Ideally WiFi enabled. 

I like that the Encode has an alarm built in and it seems to get great reviews. 

I like that the Ubolt has multiple options to enter, including hands free when your phone is in range. 

I will have a Ring alarm system installed and a Ring doorbell next to it, so I’m not sure the built in Encode alarm is necessary? Also I have mostly Google and Apple products if that makes a difference. I know the Encode doesn’t work with HomeKit - that’s not really a make or break for me. 

Any thoughts on which to get and why?

<div class="md"><p>Trying to decide on which lock to buy. Looking for a Grade 1 lock for a new (to me) home. Ideally WiFi enabled. </p>

<p>I like that the Encode has an alarm built in and it seems to get great reviews. </p>

<p>I like that the Ubolt has multiple options to enter, including hands free when your phone is in range. </p>

<p>I will have a Ring alarm system installed and a Ring doorbell next to it, so I’m not sure the built in Encode alarm is necessary? Also I have mostly Google and Apple products if that makes a difference. I know the Encode doesn’t work with HomeKit - that’s not really a make or break for me. </p>

<p>Any thoughts on which to get and why?</p>
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Schlage Encode or Ultraloq Ubolt Pro?

 Still have not had any opportunity (or need!) to try their customer support. But the 6-way unlock (wave phone, code, fingerprint, cellphone proximity, etc.) is amazing. So are very satisfied

Pros: * Auto-lock feature with 2 and 4 min timer * Easy to swap out batteries * Warning low-battery light * Easy to change combos * Easy to install -- don't need professional * Log shows every time the lock is activated and used  Cons: * Originally changed 4 Duracell batteries every 6 months; after a year now it's EVERY MONTH * Zero customer support - no answer to email inquiries, 60 mins on phone never spoke to a live body * Very expensive for touch-tone lock * No fingerprint unlock option like UltraLoq Pro * No phone-shake unlock option like UltraLoq Pro * Security MUST be activated on your smartphone in order to use the Schlage smartlphone app * If you want to use the auto-unlock feature that awakens as your smartphone as you approach, you have to pay @$100 yearly (in month installments) to Alexa or similar smart-home service. Competitors like UltraLoq Pro offer this free. * Out of batteries, out of luck. You get a couple of low-battery warnings

Good lock, expensive & ZERO customer support

I went with the Encode because I needed to give distinct codes for people + auto lock + temporary codes, etc.

We tried a TON of them, and finally settled on the Schlage Encode (wifi). The lock is awesome, the software is great and full featured. IMO it’s the best in the category. 

Hello all - quick question. I currently have an old Kwikset "smart" lock (deadbolt), which basically is a turd for me. Does anyone have any recommendations for a nice, reliable smart dead bolt? Ideally wifi, but I can work with zigbee/zwave if I have to.

Thanks!

<div class="md"><p>Hello all - quick question. I currently have an old Kwikset &quot;smart&quot; lock (deadbolt), which basically is a turd for me. Does anyone have any recommendations for a nice, reliable smart dead bolt? Ideally wifi, but I can work with zigbee/zwave if I have to.</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>
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 At around 15 months, the keypad would not react to our touch 90% of the time, and now at 16 months, it takes a full minute for it to react! The video attached is after 30 seconds of me trying, so it got the last 35 seconds. It defeats the purpose of having the convenience of a keypad and we now have to give pet sitters access to our garage. We tried changing the battery, but the same issue still persists.

It works great, until it doesn't.

Ideally WiFi enabled. I like that the Encode has an alarm built in and it seems to get great reviews.

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