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IBLOG’s flagship keyless entry set pairs a smart deadbolt with two lever handles. It holds a 4.4 out of 5 star average across 45 ratings and lists for around $69.99.
We read the full spec sheet and studied the pattern in its verified rating. The question is whether the lock earns that score.
A Full Handle Set With Five Ways to Unlock
The package holds the smart deadbolt and a pair of matching lever handles. There are five ways to open the door:
- Fingerprint
- Phone app
- Touchscreen keypad
- Physical key
- Fob cards
Before installation, the lock detects on its own whether your door swings left or right.
Installing Without Drilling
A screwdriver is the only tool you need. Nothing gets drilled into the door, which helps if you rent or simply do not want to redo the strike plate.
What 45 Ratings Can and Cannot Tell You
A score of 4.4 out of 5 from 45 ratings is solid. The sample is small, though, so we would not weigh it the way we would for a lock with a thousand reviews.
That is enough to suggest the main hardware delivers what it promises for most buyers. It is too little volume to completely rule out edge-case complaints.
Fingerprints and Passcodes
The fingerprint sensor uses AI recognition and claims a 0.3-second unlock. It stores up to 100 fingerprints, which is plenty for a family household.
The lock also supports 100 permanent passcodes and unlimited temporary codes. That makes it practical for short-term guests or service visits, because a one-time code expires the moment it is used.
The Gateway Catch
Bluetooth only works at close range here, about 8 to 10 meters. Some features need the optional G2 Gateway:
- Locking or unlocking from across town
- Checking who is at the door remotely
- Using Alexa and Google Home
The gateway is sold separately and is not included in this listing.
Without it, you still have a fully functional local smart lock. You only lack the remote layer until you add one.
Built-In Protection and Weather Rating
- ANSI Grade 3 certification
- IP54 weatherproofing, rated from -4°F to 158°F
- An anti-peep keypad and an anti-pry alarm
- A short lockout once 5 wrong passwords have been entered
- Power from 4 AA batteries, which last roughly 8 to 9 months
Is It Worth Buying?
Are you after a deadbolt loaded with features, fingerprint reader included, but not at premium-brand prices? And are you happy to manage it locally, or to budget for the gateway later? Then this is a strong pick.