Best Door Locks in 2027

The TEEHO TE001 leads our ranking, and it is a different kind of lock from most on this page. It is a keyless deadbolt. You enter a code on a keypad as the main way in. The listing says it holds 20 access codes, so a family can each have their own. It also carries anti-peeping code protection, per the listing.

For guests, you can set a one-time code that deletes itself after use. Auto-lock can be set between 10-99 seconds and is off by default. The lock is rated Grade 3 and includes a deadbolt. The spec sheet also lists 2 keys, a weight of 1.76 lb and a 2-year warranty. Handing is reversible. Cycle rating is not published.

It runs on 4 AA batteries, which are not included. The listing says they last up to 365 days, and a red light warns you below 15%. Install needs only a screwdriver, per the listing. It fits only a 2-1/8 in (54mm) door hole. It does not fit a 38mm hole. Check your door first.

The Estmoon set ranks second in our lineup. It pairs a front door lock with a single-cylinder deadbolt. Both are keyed alike, so one key works every lock. The spec sheet lists 12 keys, the most among the models that list it. That helps a family that shares keys.

Security is rated ANSI Grade 3 and endurance-tested for 200,000 cycles. That ties for the lowest cycle rating among the seven products that list one, though it is still a published number. Endurance testing matters because a front door lock turns many times a year. The cylinder is described as resistant to picking and drilling.

It fits doors 1.375 to 1.75 in thick with a 2.375 to 2.75 in backset. It needs a 2-1/8 in bore hole. Weight is listed at 2 lb. The maker does not publish a warranty length. The listing adds a drilling template and says the team replies within 24 hours.

The Gobrico 12061-01 ranks third on our list. Its listed weight is 1 lb, the lowest among the 15 products that list a weight. Weight says little about security, though. What matters more is the lever and single-cylinder deadbolt pairing, both keyed alike, so one key opens both locks. That cuts the keys you carry.

Security is ANSI Grade 3. The cycle rating is 250,000, which ties for the highest among the seven products that list one. A higher rating means the mechanism is built for more daily use. The listing also mentions an anti-sawing bolt and says levers reverse for right-handed or left-handed doors.

It fits doors 1.375 to 1.75 in thick and adjusts to a 2.375 or 2.75 in backset. It comes as 1 set, with the deadbolt and lever in the one pack. The maker does not publish a warranty length or a key count. The listing offers refunds or replacements for quality or quantity issues. Install needs a Phillips screwdriver.

The Veise VE017 ranks fourth. It is a smart lock, not a plain keyed set. You can open it with a fingerprint, the app, a fob card, a code or a mechanical key. The listing says fingerprint recognition takes under 0.2 seconds. For a home with several users, that means no keys to hand out.

Security is Grade 3 and a deadbolt is included. Data stored on the lock is AES128 encrypted, per the listing. Active intrusion defense triggers alarms and temporary lockouts after unauthorized attempts. The maker lists a 2-year warranty. It also lists a USB-C emergency port. The cycle rating is not published.

It fits doors from 1.375 to 2 in thick, tied for the highest maximum among the products that list it. Backset is 2.375 to 2.75 in. Power comes from 4 AA batteries, not included, for about 12 months. The lock weighs 2.25 lb. Remote control needs the KK Home app. Voice assistants need a G1 Gateway.

The Tinewa DL38301SNSET ranks fifth. It ships as a pack of 2. Pack quantity matters because it sets how many doors one purchase can cover. The listing describes a lock and single deadbolt that share one key. For a home with a front and back door, that can mean one key for every entry. The finish is brushed nickel, which the listing calls anti-corrosion.

Security is ANSI Grade 3 with a 250,000 cycle rating, which ties for the top figure among the seven models that give one. More cycles suggest longer life under daily use. The cylinder is a 5-pin brass tumbler, and a solid column bolt resists sawing. Handing is reversible, so the handle fits left-handed or right-handed doors.

Fit is standard: 1.375 to 1.75 in door thickness and a 2.375 to 2.75 in backset. The listed weight is 5.6 lb. The maker does not publish a warranty length or a key count. No wiring is needed, and a screwdriver is the only tool the listing names.