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Kwikset Home Connect 620 Smart Lock Deadbolt with Z-Wave Technology, Works with Ring Alarm, Samsung Smartthings and More, Z-Wave Hub Required, Traditional Design in Venetian Bronze

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Condition
New
Color
Venetian Bronze
Size
Traditional
Pattern
Z-Wave
Model
98690-002
Dimensions
2.8 x 1.25 x 4.6 in
Weight
16 oz
In the box
HC-620 Smart Lockbattery packlatchstrikemounting plate2 keys(4) AA Alkaline batteriesSmartKey toolscrews

Features 6

  • SECURE KEYLESS ENTRY: Fast and quiet motorized deadbolt with illuminated keypad provides keyless door entry to your home, and one-touch locking when leaving
  • Z-WAVE HOME CONNECT: Expand your security and home automation, lock communicates wirelessly to security and home automation systems - Z-Wave hub is required
  • RING ALARM COMPATIBLE: Option to control your Kwikset Home Connect 620 directly through the Ring app - Requires a Ring compatible Z-Wave hub
  • AUTO-LOCKING SAFETY: Setup deadbolt to automatically lock after entry or exit, pick from multiple time settings, perfect for getting in and out in a hurry

Description

This single cylinder deadbolt can be locked or unlocked by using the keypad or key from the outside as well as the turn button from the inside. The Venetian Bronze finish is hand-rubbed to reveal unique bronze highlights and provides a rich and warm complement to the product's style.

Specs 27

Brand Kwikset
Special Feature Auto-Lock, Keyless
Lock Type Keypad
Item dimensions L x W x H 2.8 x 1.25 x 4.6 inches
Material Metal
Brand Name Kwikset
Recommended Uses For Product Security, Front Door Lock
Number of Pieces 1

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Big improvement over 1st Gen Kwikset Z-Wave Locks
Color: Venetian Bronze Size: Traditional Pattern Name: Z-Wave
This was to replace a Kwikset 910 I had for several years that was just not reliable enough. The 910 is very first generation with Z-Wave (S0 security) and it would work perfectly 9 out of 10 times, but I grew impatient with the 10% problem - it would not report that it was locked when it was locked. If I re-interviewed the device, it would then correct itself. This happened enough to become an irritant, although I had those 910 locks a solid decade so I guess that isn't too bad for this type of technology. I stayed with Kwikset in that I could re-key the new lock to match the keys for the old locks. This is Z-Wave Plus with the S2 security, and appears much more reliable and quicker to report in than the 910. Z-Wave is great technology in that you have no cloud connection and are independent from any specific company and their app. [diatribe again home tech cloud companies removed, dear reader] I've dumped everything cloud based and moved to Z-Wave where possible - 38 devices in the house right now. For this lock our most common scenario is that when we return home and correctly enter the combo, both the door unlocks and the alarm is disarmed along with other stuff - entry lights, heating/AC, etc - no running to the alarm panel to enter (the identical code for most people) a code. I can also trigger notifications for incorrect codes entered or when a key (we never use keys) is used so that I know if someone has picked the lock. I send out all lock operations using Pushover to our phones. I also put a NFC tag on the door that I can hold my phone up to for the lock to open. I have not tried using phone presence as a means to unlock, but could. Battery life is good - lithium batteries are a boon and a bust, in that they can last a year in this lock but the lock will never report low battery because lithium batteries hold voltage until almost dead. But you can tell when the batteries are near the end as they strain to open the lock. I just change the batteries when I hear the strain. They last long enough to not annoy me. The door is probably locked/unlocked 4-6 times on the average day, YMMV. I use Z-Wave JS with this and Home Assistant with the Keymaster integration. Keymaster give you more flexibility than you need with guest or worker codes that are scheduled at days/times. We just use a single guest/worker code that we disable most of the time. As far as voice control we can do that if we want via Google Home, but generally don't. So yes, we can say "Hey Google, is the Front Door Locked" and it will answer if we are not near our phones. Overall I'm happy, but disappointed in having to replace our 910 era locks. At least these are cheaper. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025 by M. Walker
It's almost perfect
Color: Venetian Bronze Size: Traditional Pattern Name: Z-Wave
I have had several versions of Kwikset smart locks and I really like this one. Here are the pros and cons (for me): Pros - The 620 uses Z-Wave, so batteries should last longer than WiFi models. It has been fairly cold (often below freezing) and this has not had much effect on batteries either. - It uses actual buttons and not a touch screen. I prefer actual buttons. - It can be rekeyed since it uses SmartKey Security. This is the main reason I used Kwikset locks. - It easily connected to my Ring alarm base station. - It can be configured via the Ring alarm app (add users, codes, arming the alarm, etc.). - I can arm my Ring alarm when I exit by entering my code and pressing the Kwikset button. This was previously titled the "Lock" button. - Reliable. I've had no issues for the couple months this has been installed. - Low price. Cons - You must have a Z-Wave base station of some kind. I have a Ring alarm that uses Z-Wave. If you have no such thing and don't want to add one, you will need to go with a WiFi model if you want to use "smart" features. I like knowing when doors are unlocked and by what user code. If you only want something that can use a code that you manually input, look for a model without connectivity. - I hate that they replaced "Lock" with "Kwikset" on the lock button. I know this is petty, but it irritates me for some reason. - The beep sound is not as loud as it used to be. I don't know if I will hear someone pressing buttons since it is so quiet. I used to hear the beeps from my old one from almost anywhere in the house. - The lock makes a decent amount of noise when locking or unlocking the door. I guess this helps offset the quiet beep because I may hear someone unlock a door. Though this sound does not bother me, some may find it irritating. Overall this smart lock is a great buy, especially for Ring alarm owners. I have purchased two, and plan on purchasing a couple more. However, I am a bit concerned about the locations since they will be exposed to the elements. I had a different model Kwikset at my previous home and it was exposed to extreme elements, but it did not have wireless connectivity. I can't believe it survived the heat from the sun. It was like being in an oven. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2024 by Owner
My first smart lock, easy to install and seems to work fine with SmartThings
Color: Polished Brass Size: Traditional Pattern Name: Z-Wave
Installation was a breeze, the instructions provided were pretty clear, it took me a couple once overs for some of the steps, but overall I had no struggles. I finished the installation within an hour. I pre-drilled some of the holes for the screws instead of relying the the screws themselves to tap the holes; I highly recommend this, especially for the longer screws. Adding it to my SmartThings hub was also a piece of cake, I just initiated adding a device with the SmartThings app on my phone, pressed the "A" button on the lock as shown in the manual, and then it asked me to scan the QR code on the lock itself. That was pretty much it. I can now tell SmartThings to automatically lock the door when it detects that my wife and I have both left the house. The only thing that was a little confusing during installation/setup was the "auto-handing" process that takes place the first time you put in the batteries. The lock will automatically determine if turning the knob clockwise or or counterclockwise is to lock and vice versa. It does this by automatically trying to turn it each way and figure out the results based on, I think, if it comes across resistance while turning. I don't think it succeeded when I initially installed the batteries, but when I tried using the app to lock the door for the first time, it sounded like it automatically attempted it again, and this time, it figured out that turning counterclockwise was to lock my door. In the end it worked out, I just couldn't really understand at what point in the installation/setup process this was meant to happen. Setting codes via the keypad was pretty easy as well, though later I found that you could also do it through the Smartthings app. I haven't had a reason to add more than one code yet, so I haven't actually added a code via the app but it seems possible. It also looks like you can delete codes from the app as well; but I don't think you can delete a code via the keypad without resetting the lock. That said, the process through the app is not very intuitive; in the SmartThings app, you don't add/delete codes through the device settings of the lock itself. There is another section in the "Life" tab of the SmartThings app that handles "Smart Lock Guest Access". This section seems to be automatically added when you add at least one smart lock to SmartThings, it did not exist before I added this lock. There you can add/delete codes for any number of locks you have, not just this specific Kwikset 620 lock. Not the most straight forward UI but the functionality appears to be there. And finally, the physical keyhole can be retooled by the customer to accept any other key that is compatible with Kwikset. You need a special tool from Kiwkset to retool the lock, which was included with the 620. I was lucky that my current front door key was compatible so now I can use my existing physical house key to lock and unlock; I don't use the keys that came with the 620. Overall, I'm very pleased with this lock, it's simple but does its job just fine. I'm curious to find out how long the batteries last. So far it's only been a week, and the battery meter still says 100%, if that means anything :D EDIT: 06-02-2025: It's been about 1 year and 7 months now, and I've had to change the battery once so far. I don't remember exactly when I changed them out, but it was around the 1 year mark. The lock currently says the 2nd set of batteries is at 62%. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2023 by PDP
Decent Z-wave deadbolt.
Color: Venetian Bronze Size: Traditional Pattern Name: Z-Wave
Decent deadbolt, but a pain to install. Recommend some woodworking tools so that lock/doorknob holes can be adjusted for proper fit. Connects with Hubitat just fine.
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2026 by JP
Great Price and value for a ZWAVE Lock for Hubitat and APPLE HomeKit
Color: Polished Brass Size: Traditional Pattern Name: Z-Wave
Review Image by RSharp
Works well with Hubitat Zwave Home Automation Hub (Model C-8 Pro) and Apple HomeKit once properly paired. I used the Hubitat Hub to interface to Apple's HomeKit. (Works very well) The Security Lock now appears in both apps. Initially had a problem pairing it with the Hubitat Hub. NOTE: Pairing the lock and using the security feature requires the lock to be reset and put into inclusion mode. Take note that the app has a bug where the security code you need to enter (5 Digit) could not be entered properly due to a few blank spaces set in the window which you can't see. Had to press delete multiple times in the window to get ride of the spaces in order to pair the lock. (Took a few hours to figure out after multiple bus resets etc) The application was experiencing an issue with pairing, preventing a successful connection. Had to reboot the Hub multiple times to rebuild the Zwave NODES network. This was not an issue with the Lock-Just Hubitat. All is functioning correctly now after a few hours of repeatedly attempting to pair the lock using the INCLUSION/EXCLUSION commands. If the security code is not entered correctly, the application does not notify the user of this issue and permits the lock to remain in a pending state. The sole method to resolve this issue is to perform a hard reset of the bus and subsequently exclude the pending lock. Despite the successful repair of the Z-Wave network, the affected Node remains in an undesirable state. The device was configured as a pending Specific Type Door Lock, rendering it inaccessible. Consequently, a reboot of the Hub is necessary, followed by an exclusion process to restore access to the network. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025 by RSharp
Updated: Do not recommend
Color: Venetian Bronze Size: Traditional Pattern Name: Z-Wave
This is our first Kwikset keyless lock. We had two different keyless locks from a competitor. Both of those locks failed after about 2 years. So far the Kwikset is working well. Never tried to connect it to Alexa. One issue we have is the body of the lock on the inside of the door moves left and right. We can't seem to tighten it (I attached a video). The keypad outside is secured tight to the door. Anyone else have this issue? How did you fix it? Update April 18, 2024: The lock is no longer opening consistently using the keypad. The bolt "sticks" when using the manual feature inside, have to force it open. We are going back to a standard dead bolts. This is our third electronic lock failure. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024 by A. Petrella
Solution for SmarThings calling it a Smartswitch
Color: Satin Nickel Size: Traditional Pattern Name: Z-Wave
I'll try to keep this short. Love these Kwikset smart locks! We have several of Kiwikset's in the home. When one of our 917s died (the motor finally gave up) we bought this 620 as a replacement. We are a tech family, so we love that we can monitor, control and command (Alexa) remotely. To connect this to our home automation, we use the Smarthings app and the Aeotec SmartThings Smart Home Hub to connect our Z-Wave and Zigbee devices (which is tied in to the network & internet via network switch via an ethernet cable v. connected via WiFi). When I went to set this new smart lock up through the Smarthings app, it connected perfectly, but was identified as a SMART SWITCH, not a SMARTLOCK. After several troubleshooting attempts, I called Kiwikset who threw up there hands. I next called Samsung technical support and selected support for computing devices (laptops, tablets, SmartThings, etc.). It was about 20 seconds into the conversation where they said "we know what the problem is". They say these newer Z-Wave locks have slightly lower wireless outputs to increase battery life, so if they're too far away from the hub this is the exact problem that happens when you try to REGISTER them, NOT operating them, once registered. So basically here are the steps that Samsung Technical Support walk me through to get this thing registered and running as a SmartLock like all the other locks in my house: 1. Make sure the SmarThings hub is on the house Wi-Fi since I'll have to move the hub within feet of the Smart Lock to get this solved. You do this by disconnecting the ethernet cable, going into the SmarThings app under setting for your hub in the app, establish a connection to your home Wi-Fi, and when it comes back online you can now move it closer to your lock. Note: If your hub is only connected via Wi-Fi and not an Ethernet cable, you can skip step 1. 2. Move and setup the Smarthings hub within 5 ft of the lock. 3. Go back into the Smarthings app and under hub settings, then you go to Exclude Devices. 4. In the Exclude Device settings you select "exclude a device" and it starts searching for devices. 5. You now press the A button on the Smart Lock to make it discoverable. The app now see it, and asks you is this the device you want to exclude? And you say YES. 6. Now we go back to the SmartThings home screen and click the plus (+) symbol to Add a Device. 7. Follow the screen prompts for what type of device you want to add, and then once you get to Kwikset, You select Z-Wave as the type of device, then the app starts to searching for the lock. 8. Now that the app is searching for the device, you press the A button on the lock again (block LED goes RED) and the app now rediscovers it. Once it's found and the lock is registered go to step 9. 9. Now back to your home screen and it's discovered as a Smart Lock instead of a Smart Switch! 10. Put everything back together and move your hub back to its previous location and you're all set! That sounds way more complicated than it actually is, but Samsung says this is the process you have to go through with Z-Wave devices now that they have slightly lower output. If the lock is within 10 ft of the hub or The hub isn't on the other side of a wall to the lock, you won't have this problem. Ours is not working great and we're very happy with it Good luck! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2024 by Big Motor
Kwikset 620 Works Well with Ring Alarm System
Color: Venetian Bronze Size: Traditional Pattern Name: Z-Wave
I wanted a z-wave deadbolt lock that was compatible with the Ring Alarm System and my older Kwikset smart key locks, so I first thought this Kwikset 620 would be my best choice, because of its low price. Then, after reading Amazon and other site reviews, as well as checking the Ring Community forum, I realized the 620 was not listed on the Ring compatibility list. So, I started a tedious search of the Kwikset locks that were on the Ring compatibility list. All of those were either older and unavailable; were not deadbolt; expensive; and/or had negative reviews. The Kwikset 620 has higher reviews than the others and several reviews stating it works with the Ring Alarm System! I decided to try the 620 to see for myself whether or not it would work with my Ring Alarm system, because of its 4.5 star rating and its low $114 price. I'm so happy I did! Other than having to reset it a few times to get it to pass the handing cycle, it was relatively easy to install. I used my Ring app to add the lock to my system by scanning the QR code that is on the 620 and Ring recognized it immediately and added it to the system flawlessly. All of the Ring user codes will unlock the Kwikset 620 using the keypad and the Ring app can be used to lock or unlock it as easily as arming or disarming the alarm system. Overall, I highly recommend this Kwikset 620 lock. It works better than I expected with Ring Alarm. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2023 by JW
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