
SCHLAGE B60N622Schlage B60N622 Deadbolt
Grade 1 security rating and the lightest listed weight at 0.75 lb.
- Security grade
- Grade 1
- Cycle rating
- —
- Warranty
- Lifetime*
A good door knob depends on fit and security more than looks. Check your door's thickness and backset first, because a lock that does not fit will not work. Then look at the security grade, the cycle rating and whether you need a deadbolt or keys that match. We put 33 products on one spec sheet so you can compare those points side by side. Many listings leave some specs blank, and we say so rather than guess.
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Ranked from 33 door hardware that met our standard, compared on security grade, included deadbolt, and keyed-alike option.
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Grade 1 security rating and the lightest listed weight at 0.75 lb.

Lists 250,000 cycles, tied for the highest among models that list one.

Knob and deadbolt share one key, with three keys included.
| Spec | ||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best Scoreout of 100 | 69 | 66 | 60 | 57 | 57 | 54 | 53 | 53 | 53 | 52 |
| Security grade | Grade 1 (best in row) | — | — | — | — | — | — | — | Grade 3 | — |
| Includes deadbolt | Yes | — | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | — |
| Keyed alike | — | No | Yes (best in row) | — | Yes (best in row) | — | Yes (best in row) | Yes (best in row) | — | No |
| Reversible handing | Yes | Yes | — | — | Yes | — | Yes | — | Yes | Yes |
| Cycle ratingcycles | — | 250000 cycles | — | — | — | 250000 cycles | — | — | — | 250000 cycles |
| Min door thicknessin | 1.375 in | 1.375 in | 1.375 in | 1.375 in | 1.375 in | 1.375 in | 1.375 in | 1.375 in | — | 1.375 in |
| Max door thicknessin | 1.88 in (best in row) | 1.75 in | 1.75 in | 1.75 in | 1.75 in | 1.75 in | 1.75 in | 1.75 in | — | 1.75 in |
| Min backsetin | 2.38 in | 2.38 in | 2.38 in | 2.38 in | 2.38 in | 2.38 in | 2.38 in | 2.38 in | — | 2.38 in |
| Max backsetin | 2.75 in | 2.75 in | 2.75 in | 2.75 in | 2.75 in | 2.75 in | 2.75 in | 2.75 in | — | 2.75 in |
| Keys includedkeys | 2 keys | 3 keys | 3 keys | 1 keys | 2 keys | 3 keys | 2 keys | 4 keys (best in row) | 2 keys | — |
| Pack quantitypcs | 1 pcs | 1 pcs | 1 pcs | 1 pcs | 1 pcs | 1 pcs | 1 pcs | 1 pcs | 1 pcs | 10 pcs (best in row) |
| Weightlb | 0.75 lb (best in row) | — | 1.70 lb | 3.40 lb | 1.43 lb | 0.80 lb | 1.43 lb | 2.06 lb | 1.76 lb | 15.98 lb |
| Warrantyyears | Lifetime* (best in row) | — | — | — | Lifetime* (best in row) | — | Lifetime* (best in row) | 1 year | 2 years | — |
We reviewed 69 door hardware and kept only the 33 that pass every check below. Those are ranked by a Best Score built from spec fit for this job, sales rank.
These reviews are based on specifications and listing information only. Each one reads the specs for what they mean when you pick a door knob.
Grade 1 deadbolt that suits a matching knob setup
This is a deadbolt, not a knob, so be clear about the job before you buy. It leads our ranking mainly on security. The maker lists a Grade 1 security rating, and the listing says it is BHMA certified for security, durability and finish. Pair it with a separate knob on the same door.
Fit is wide. It takes doors from 1.375 to 1.875 in thick, and the latch suits backsets of 2.375 in and 2.75 in. Handing is reversible, so one model works on left or right doors. Two keys come in the box. The listing mentions a strike reinforcer with 3 in screws, which helps against kick-in attacks.
At 0.75 lb it is the lightest among the models that list a weight. The warranty is listed as lifetime, covering mechanical and finish parts. The maker does not publish a cycle rating, and keyed alike is not listed, so check that if you want one key for every door.
VerdictA strong deadbolt that leads our ranking, best used as the security partner to a separate knob.
A true keyed knob with a top cycle rating
This is a keyed entry knob, so it fits the keyword directly. It ranks second on our list. The cycle rating is 250,000 cycles, which ties for the highest among the models that list one. A cycle is one full use of the lock, so a higher number points to longer life. That is the number to watch for a knob you use every day.
It fits doors 1.375 to 1.75 in thick and backsets of 2.375 in or 2.75 in. Handing is reversible. Three keys are included on the KW1 keyway. The key point: locks bought separately are keyed different, and this one is not rekeyable. Buy two and you carry two keys. That matters if you want one key for front and back doors.
The listing describes a stainless steel handle, a brass mechanism and an anti-collision cylinder. It can be locked from both sides. The maker does not publish a weight or a warranty length. There is no deadbolt, so exterior doors still need a separate one.
VerdictA keyed knob with a strong cycle rating, held back only by keys that will not match other locks.
Knob and deadbolt set keyed to one key
This set matches what many buyers want from a door knob. You get a knob and a deadbolt in one box, and both use the same key. The data marks it as keyed alike, and the listing says three keyed alike keys come with it. That means one key for the whole door.
It ranks third on our list. Fit covers doors 1.375 to 1.75 in thick, with an adjustable latch for 2.375 in to 2.75 in backsets. The listing gives the lock body outside diameter as 2.54 in. The weight is 1.7 lb for the set. The listing calls the design a ball 3-bar lock and says setup is a DIY job.
The gaps matter. The maker does not publish a security grade, a cycle rating or a warranty length. The set is also not rekeyable, so you cannot change the keys later. For a back door or side door that wants keyed alike convenience, those gaps may be acceptable. For a front door, check the lock grade with the seller first.
VerdictA convenient keyed alike set that leaves security and durability claims unstated.
Smart WiFi deadbolt, not a knob
This is a smart deadbolt, so it only fits the keyword as the security piece beside a knob. It ranks fourth on our list. The listing says it connects to home WiFi, stores up to 100 access codes and works with Alexa and Google Home. You can lock and unlock from the Schlage Home app.
The listing says BHMA certifies it at the highest residential level for security, durability and finish. It also has a built-in alarm for door movement and forced entry attempts. Only one key comes in the box, so plan on sharing codes instead of keys. Weight is 3.4 lb.
Fit is standard: doors 1.375 to 1.75 in thick and backsets of 2.375 in or 2.75 in. The listing says it installs with a screwdriver and needs no hardwiring. The maker does not publish a cycle rating here. The listing mentions a limited lifetime mechanical and finish warranty and a 3-year electronics warranty.
VerdictA capable smart deadbolt, but it solves a different problem than a door knob search, so shop it only for the smart features.
Schlage knob and deadbolt set keyed alike
This set covers the whole job in the keyword: a knob and a deadbolt, keyed alike so one key works both. It ranks fifth on our list. The listing says the deadbolt works by key outside or by thumbturn inside, and the lower handle unlocks from inside when turned. That lets you leave quickly and re-enter easily.
Two keys are included. Handing is reversible, and the listing says it fits right and left handed doors. Doors from 1.375 to 1.75 in thick work, with a universal latch for 2.375 in or 2.75 in backsets. The weight is 1.43 lb for the set. A strike reinforcer with 3 in screws is part of the package.
The listing says it is certified AAA by BHMA for security, durability and finish, and the deadbolt has a hardened steel spinning pin and anti-drill plates. The warranty is listed as lifetime, but only for units sold by Amazon or Buildcom. The maker does not publish a cycle rating.
VerdictA well-rounded keyed alike set from Schlage, so long as you buy from an eligible seller.
Best among the reviewed tools
Most knobs here fit doors 1.375 to 1.75 in thick and backsets of 2.375 in or 2.75 in. Measure your door before buying. Backset is the distance from the door edge to the center of the hole. A wrong fit means a lock that will not install.
Security grade tells you how much abuse a lock is rated to take. Our data lists Grade 1 for one deadbolt and Grade 3 for another. Many makers publish no grade at all, so a blank means unknown, not good or bad. Be cautious with unpublished grades on a front door.
Keyed alike means several locks open with one key. Some products, such as the BESTTEN knob, are keyed different and not rekeyable, so extra locks bring extra keys. If you want one key for front and back doors, pick a keyed alike set or buy a matching knob and deadbolt together.
A knob mainly latches the door. A deadbolt adds a separate bolt that resists prying and kick-in attacks. Exterior doors usually want both. Interior privacy levers do not use keys at all. Match the type to the door, since some products here are deadbolts only.
Most products on this page fit doors 1.375 to 1.75 in thick. The Schlage B60N622 goes up to 1.875 in. Measure your door at the edge and compare. Thicker doors need a model that lists a higher maximum thickness.
Backset is the distance from the door edge to the center of the bore hole. Most models here adjust between 2.375 in and 2.75 in. Measure yours and pick a latch that covers it.
Only if they are keyed alike. In our data the BESTTEN DE1-ET-BK, Schlage Georgian set and Schlage Latitude list keyed alike. The BESTTEN DK1-ET-SN is keyed different and not rekeyable. Check the listing before you buy extra locks.
A knob mainly latches the door. A deadbolt adds a separate bolt for extra resistance to forced entry. For exterior doors, many buyers want both. Several sets here bundle a knob with a deadbolt so the two fit together and can share a key.
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