It's bump-proof -- really Many of the arguments against Kwikset that you'll find online focus on a practice called "lock bumping." To bump a lock, a thief will insert a special key called a bump ...

Not the Kwikset Obsidian, though. With a retail price of $180, it's the brand's newest deadbolt, and it doesn't use a key at all -- it's the touchpad, the app-enabled smarts, or bust.

No, we don't recommend testing out your lock bumping skills on any building which you don't own, but just in case you've fallen victim to a bumper in the past, Kwikset is out to put you back in ...

Millions of Kwikset smartkey locks used to secure residences can easily be thwarted with a screwdriver or wire, despite the company's claims that special features of the lock prevent anything ...

That's easy to do: Just insert the old key, turn it 90 degrees, ... Kwikset Halo installation: Simple, but do the whole thing. We found that the Kwikset Halo was a pretty simple lock to install.

Kwikset says that doing away with a physical key allows the lock to feature a "striking, cutting-edge" design with only the touchscreen, but it also makes the unit safer.

Amazon partner Kwikset is making Amazon Key a much more aesthetically pleasing choice by adding three new smart lock offerings to the Amazon Key Home Kit.

The sleek-looking $279 Halo Select is a complete redesign of Kwikset’s smart lock line. ... it could be compatible with Apple Home’s tap-to-unlock Home Key feature.