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popularbonkman posted Jan 4, 2025 3:34 PM

YMMV home Depot Defiant electronic touchpad deadbolt satin nickel or matte black$15

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Found both matte black and satin nickel Defiant (HD house brand) touchpad deadbolts for $15 in clearance section. Link isn't exact product but seems similar (only has 10 user codes, this has 25). I'll post a pic when I'm on desktop. store (Norwood MA) had lots of each.

not as good as Yale but might be useful for you if you're on a budget or for the shed.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Defia.../320174727
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Found both matte black and satin nickel Defiant (HD house brand) touchpad deadbolts for $15 in clearance section. Link isn't exact product but seems similar (only has 10 user codes, this has 25). I'll post a pic when I'm on desktop. store (Norwood MA) had lots of each.

not as good as Yale but might be useful for you if you're on a budget or for the shed.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Defia.../320174727

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Jan 4, 2025 5:44 PM
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dataplussystemsJan 4, 2025 5:44 PM
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Please update with item # or sku
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coldchicagoJan 4, 2025 5:52 PM
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Quote from dataplussystems :
Please update with item # or sku
Internet # 320174727

Model # 32GC2X2D01AA

Store SKU # 1007587011
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My neighbor has this model, and buttons worn out pretty bad over couple years. I have kwikset with rubber buttons, and 5 years in, no visible wear on the buttons from use.
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SlickDitJan 4, 2025 6:20 PM
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Quote from coldchicago :
Internet # 320174727

Model # 32GC2X2D01AA

Store SKU # 1007587011

Where did you get that? From link? OP said the link wasn't the correct item.

Maybe this one is one of them:
Internet # 327901771
Model # HSGC9X9D01AJPB
Store SKU # 1010525008
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Bennysdeals1Jan 4, 2025 7:17 PM
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Do NOT buy Defiant brand locks or products. They are cheaply made chinese junk and had to return a my last set of locks because the screws didnt line up then the pins fell out. The Home Depot clerk asked md why and after I told her, she just rolled her eyes and said yeah I know. Schlage or higher.
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DealWAuthorityJan 4, 2025 7:23 PM
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Quote from SlickDit :
Where did you get that? From link? OP said the link wasn't the correct item.

Maybe this one is one of them:
Internet # 327901771
Model # HSGC9X9D01AJPB
Store SKU # 1010525008
Or maybe this one that has 25 codes?
https://www.homedepot.com/p/Defia.../309054019
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BigTonyTonesJan 4, 2025 7:55 PM
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I actually have a few of the defiant electronic deadbolt locks. They have been working great for the 2 years (guestimate) iv had them installed. I havnt had to change a battery yet and they work when needed. So no complaints here

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SlicksealeredJan 4, 2025 8:50 PM
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Quote from zheka160 :
My neighbor has this model, and buttons worn out pretty bad over couple years. I have kwikset with rubber buttons, and 5 years in, no visible wear on the buttons from use.
Defiant is really bad junk. I've installed probably 100 defiant products and they are all super weirdly made. Kwikset is best
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jbwhite99Jan 4, 2025 9:09 PM
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Quote from Slicksealered :
Defiant is really bad junk. I've installed probably 100 defiant products and they are all super weirdly made. Kwikset is best
A friend took a lockpicking class and actually had good things to say about Defiant. And based on everything I have read, Schlage > Kwikset. Defiant is definitely cheap, but if people can't open it, then it did its job.
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dataplussystemsJan 5, 2025 1:22 AM
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Anyone able to replicate ?
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BEERBEAVERJan 5, 2025 5:14 AM
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HD in Long Island has plenty....I have used over the years zero issues contrary to other opinions.....for $15 a real deal.... highly recommend
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killerrabbit1961Jan 5, 2025 2:50 PM
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Quote from Bennysdeals1 :
Do NOT buy Defiant brand locks or products. They are cheaply made chinese junk and had to return a my last set of locks because the screws didnt line up then the pins fell out. The Home Depot clerk asked md why and after I told her, she just rolled her eyes and said yeah I know. Schlage or higher.
Quote from Slicksealered :
Defiant is really bad junk. I've installed probably 100 defiant products and they are all super weirdly made. Kwikset is best
I have installed several Defiant locksets, and never had an issue with any of them. The oldest are over ten-years-old, and still work perfectly. All of them, including the one I just bought yesterday, were made in Taiwan, not China. They were just as easy to install as the Schlage locksets I have used. It sounds to me like there is a lot of user error going on when 100 get installed and they all have issues. But then the term "super weirdly made" is not very specific.
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Sorry, had a minor emergency after posting so couldn't upload pic yesterday. Here it is below.

I see some people discussing the various lock companies. Here's my experience: I had a different model Defiant touchpad deadbolt at an old house at the main entrance. The electronics (motor unit) died after about 5ish years of regular use. However, I contacted HD customer service and they approved me getting a new one as a one-time replacement under warranty (even though the warranty really covers the mechanical aspect). YMMV on that. On a different house, I had a Kwikset handled Zwave lock, also touchpad. The electronics (motor unit) died after about 6ish years of regular use. When I contacted them, they said they expect their electronic products to last 5-7 years before dying. So like a sucker, I bought a new one Roll

as I said, I wouldn't trust this to guard your gated mansion or gun vault, but it might have its uses, especially for the price
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Bennysdeals1Jan 5, 2025 6:57 PM
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Quote from jbwhite99 :
A friend took a lockpicking class and actually had good things to say about Defiant. And based on everything I have read, Schlage > Kwikset. Defiant is definitely cheap, but if people can't open it, then it did its job.
Picking locks for illegal entry is uncommon. It takes time, locks are unpredictable, and it requires a skillset that your everyday smash n grab thief does not possess. What you need is a lock that cannot be opened wth another key and firmly fits into the door frame so it cannot be pried/forced open. Locks with good sheer lines, sturdy hardware, and a guarantee are what someone in the market should be shopping for.
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Quote from Bennysdeals1 :
Picking locks for illegal entry is uncommon. It takes time, locks are unpredictable, and it requires a skillset that your everyday smash n grab thief does not possess. What you need is a lock that cannot be opened wth another key and firmly fits into the door frame so it cannot be pried/forced open. Locks with good sheer lines, sturdy hardware, and a guarantee are what someone in the market should be shopping for.
I thought most burglaries happen when doors/windows are left unlocked. How many people willing to break/smash a door lock aren't willing to smash a window?

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