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    IBLOG smart deadbolt lock with 2 lever handles, front view

    The IBLOG Smart Deadbolt Lock with 2 Lever Handles is the brand’s flagship keyless entry set. At the time I checked, it sat at 4.4 out of 5 stars from 45 ratings, listed around $69.99. I went through the full spec sheet and the pattern in its verified rating to see whether it earns that score.

    What’s actually in the box

    This model comes as a full handle set: the smart deadbolt itself plus two matching lever handles. It offers five unlock methods, fingerprint, app, touchscreen keypad, physical key, and fob cards, and it auto-detects whether your door swings left or right before installation.

    Installation only needs a screwdriver. No new holes get drilled into the door, which matters if you’re a renter or just don’t want to redo the whole strike plate.

    Close-up of the IBLOG smart lock touchscreen keypad and fingerprint sensor

    What buyers are actually saying

    4.4 out of 5 stars from 45 ratings is a solid score, though it’s a small enough sample that I wouldn’t treat it the same way I would a lock with a thousand reviews. It’s enough to suggest the core hardware works as advertised for most buyers, without enough volume to fully rule out edge-case complaints.

    The fingerprint sensor’s AI recognition claims a 0.3-second unlock and stores up to 100 fingerprints. That’s plenty for a family household. The 100 permanent passcodes plus unlimited temporary codes make it genuinely practical for short-term guests or service visits, since a one-time code expires the moment it’s used.

    The one thing to know before you buy

    Bluetooth here works at close range only, about 8 to 10 meters. If you want to lock or unlock from across town, check who’s at the door remotely, or use Alexa and Google Home, you need the optional G2 Gateway. It’s sold separately and isn’t included in this listing.

    Skip the gateway and you still get a fully functional local smart lock. You just lose the remote layer until you add it.

    Security and durability specs

    • ANSI Grade 3 certified
    • IP54 weatherproof, rated -4°F to 158°F
    • Anti-peep keypad and anti-pry alarm
    • Temporary lockout after 5 wrong password attempts
    • 4 AA batteries, roughly 8 to 9 months of battery life

    Should you buy it

    If you want a fully loaded fingerprint deadbolt without paying premium-brand prices, and you’re fine managing it locally (or budgeting for the gateway later), this is a strong pick. It’s the same model I walk through in more detail in my full IBLOG brand review.

    For help matching it to your specific door and household, see how to choose the right IBLOG lock. Before you buy, it’s worth checking where to buy it authentically to avoid a knockoff listing, and once it’s installed, a few basic care habits go a long way toward hitting that full battery life estimate.

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