Kwikset HomeConnect 620 Z-Wave Long Range Enabled Keypad Smart Lock Convenient Keyless Entry, Customizable User Codes, Ring Alarm Compatible, Hub Required, Sold Separately Venetian Bronze Traditional
€153
Price: $153.00
(as of Aug 02, 2025 13:42:25 UTC – Details)
Stay effortlessly connected to your smart lock with the Kwikset HomeConnect 620. Designed for convenience and security, this innovative lock offers keyless entry with enhanced S2 security encryption and SmartStart for simplified integration with smart hubs and systems like Ring Alarm and SmartThings. Z-Wave 700 Long Range ensures a direct connection no matter the distance between your lock and hub. Enjoy peace of mind with customizable, automatic locking schedules and an easy installation that only requires a screwdriver.
CONVENIENT KEYLESS ENTRY: Touchscreen entry makes coming and going secure and simple. Easily lock and unlock your door without having to take out your keys
Z-WAVE 700 LONG RANGE WHOLE HOME COVERAGE: Z-Wave Long Range provides a direct connection to your Z-Wave compatible hub and coverage throughout the home.
ENHANCED SECURITY AND SEAMLESS INTEGRATION: Advanced Z-Wave security with S2 encryption, protecting from hackers. SmartStart technology for effortless integration with compatible Z-Wave hub
RING ALARM COMPATIBLE: Control and check the status of your Kwikset HomeConnect 918 directly through the Ring Alarm system and app – Requires a Ring Alarm smart hub
EASY CODE MANAGEMENT: Customize up to 250 user codes and 1 programming code that lets you edit or delete as needed
AUTO-LOCK: Enjoy security and peace of mind knowing your door will lock itself on a set schedule. Customize auto-lock for every 30 sec, 1 min, 3 min, 5 min or 10 min
12-MONTH BATTERY LIFE: Battery lasts at least 12 months, giving you more time between battery replacements. Uses 4x AA alkaline batteries (batteries included)
Customers say
Customers find the smart lock works well with Ring alarm systems and appreciate its strong motor and contemporary design. The installation process is straightforward, with clear instructions, and customers like its rekeying capability, with one noting it matches other Kwikset locks easily. While some customers report immediate connectivity with their security systems, others experience connection issues. The lock functionality receives mixed reviews, with some customers finding it reliable while others report poor performance.
11 reviews for Kwikset HomeConnect 620 Z-Wave Long Range Enabled Keypad Smart Lock Convenient Keyless Entry, Customizable User Codes, Ring Alarm Compatible, Hub Required, Sold Separately Venetian Bronze Traditional
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Michael Accardi –
Quick Install, Easy Rekey, and Seamless Integration with Ring and Alexa
Iâm very happy with the Kwikset HomeConnect 620 smart lock. Installation was fast and simpleâtook me about 5 to 10 minutes using just basic tools. One of the best features is how easy it was to rekey; it only took me a few seconds to match the key to the rest of the locks in my house using the SmartKey system.Once installed, it paired quickly with my Ring Alarm system and has worked flawlessly ever since. I can manage user codes directly through the Ring app, which makes it incredibly convenient. Integration with Alexa is also smooth, allowing me to check the status and control the lock with voice commands.The keypad is responsive, and the Venetian Bronze finish looks sharp and modern on the door. If you already use Ring or Alexa, this is a great addition that adds both security and convenience. Just keep in mind that a compatible Z-Wave hub is required.
PDP –
My first smart lock, easy to install and seems to work fine with SmartThings
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 :DEDIT: 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%.
Peets –
Integrates w Home Assistant
Works well with Home Assistant – just make sure to pair the lock very close to the z wave hub. After physically installing the door, I disconnected the interior part of the lock and placed it close to my z wave hub for pairing and everything interviewed correctly. The first time pairing via z wave was not successful since the z wave hub was on a different floor of the house. Locks and unlocks quicly and smoothly via HA.
Paul –
The instructions are incorrect!
The lock itself is good quality, and works properly. It was easy to install (with the exception of the error in the instructions), and connected to Ring without issue.Beware the error in the instructions though, and save yourself a lot of time and cursing. When doing the door calibration, it will not necessarily show a green light after successful setup. Mine kept showing a red light, even though it was successful. because of this, I wasted time installing and reinstalling multiple times. Also did manual calibration and full reset multiple times. I was getting ready to uninstall and return it when I found a Reddit article stating that it is a known issue. I could have saved about 90 minutes had I known that!
The A –
Best electronic lock to work with Ring (in my opinion)
I have used this lock a couple of times now. It integrates nicely into the Ring alarm system, and even standalone it is a robust and reliable lock. Installation is straight forward, both mechanically and with the setup. I do like that it uses the Kwikset cylinder, which allows you to reprogram the keys, or even give a temporary physical key to a contractor. Some people mention the short battery life. Honestly, I did not had this issue. And the Ring app shows me the battery level at any time, so I can get proactive.
BennyP –
Defective and was refurbished with missing hardware.
Two things: first, the item is defective. It would not do the initial latch confirmation. After numerous adjustments, I took the video below, which shows the mechanism failing the initial confirmation when it was not even hooked up to anything. Three attempts to contact customer service provided no results.Second, this item was not new. Took a photo and you can see the use marks and spots around the screw holes where paint was flecked off. Plus bags for screws were open with some missing and the items in the step boxes were shuffled around. This is my third strike with Kwikset and I’m done. It’s unfortunate as they are one of the few companies that make z-wave locks.
T R Cunningham –
I purchased this item through Amazon without realising that it was not only unsuitable for the Australian market but absolutely illegal to use here. It’s set up to the US Z Wave frequency, rather than the Australian one. Completely unsatisfactory, and I only discovered this AFTER fitting the lock. For my trouble, Amazon gave me a $30 voucher to repair the hole in my door. Again, completely unsatisfactory.It’s a real shame, the lock itself seems well made and the instructions are excellent. It’s very easy to fit in comparison with a lot of other similar locks.
A.T. –
Bought this for parents who also have a Ring alarm. Works very well for them, even disarms the alarm. No issues with it at all.
D.D. –
Newer and easier to use than the Schlage Camelot.
Dinos –
works with Smartthings and Alexa, only has basic functions when connected to a Ring Alarm system
SEVENTH HEAVEN –
Iâve tried various smart looks over the years and I usually run into issues or long installation due to poor instructions. However, I was able to get this Kwikset 620 installed in under 30 minutes. (Must note: I was aware prior that the instructions on this set had a misprint on orange, not green light color for assembly check from other reviews left on this item.).I I am still giving it a five star based on product quality and organization of the items included to make the installation real easy.I was able to hook it up to my ring alarms system within minutes and it does what I anticipated or expected to do. I only really needed it to open or close the lock and thatâs the only feature that it offers so keep that in mind youâre not able to do any type of passcode management or anything else for that matter.This is actually the smoothest lock that weâve had on our door and weâve always had issues with our front door based off of an uneven door frame. (rental property)I really like the option to be programmed your own key so you can have all your keys matching but keep in mind. It only takes the rounded keys and not the leaf shaped keys if that makes sense. Use the picture in the description for an example of what the key will look like or should look like.I actually ended up buying a second one immediately after installing this one so I can put it on my back door and I will make the keys match.I only picked up the contemporary version as the traditional version was like $70 more and being that itâs a rental property I Iâm not really worried about what it looks like as long as it works well and it does!