RVLock Trek RV Keyless Entry Door Lock with Bluetooth, USB-C Rechargeable, 5-Button Key Fob & 10-Digit Keypad - Secure Your RV, Camper or Trailer for Outdoor Adventures

This is the 3rd version of the RVLock I've had and it is the best one yet. This Trek replaced an RVLock Compact that we had on our kitchen entry door. While I liked the Compact, I had a few complaints like no 10 button keypad, more plastic parts than I wanted and unable to lock the deadbolt with the keypad. Though my previous v4 was heavier duty, it did not fit correctly in the door of our latest camper.Enter the RVLock Trek. This bad boy checks all the boxes on my wish list for a lock. It has a true 10 button keypad, the deadbolt and handle both lock with the keypad and it is heavy duty. Best of all, you can have it keyed alike to all your other RVLock products if you so choose. The days of having to choose between. the convenience of the keypad or security of locking the deadbolt with a key are over!A couple things I wasn't necessarily looking for, but were a bonus. The lock uses a rechargeable lithium battery for operation. They advertise that it provides 3-5 months on a single charge. That is long enough to get through the camping season in the midwest where I live. If the battery goes dead, never fear, it is rechargeable with a USB-C cable and it can be done from inside or outside the camper. Also, the Trek comes with their newly re-designed fobs that can be programmed to multiple locks. Finally, the door can be locked at the touch of a button on the inside or you can use the manual slider.The install was just as easy as the other RVLock models. In my opinion, a little easier, but that could just be because I have installed several over the past couple years. One thing for sure, the cable that connects the interior and exterior of the handle was way easier to position without crimping it while doing the install. I also like the addition of the heavier duty screws to hold the handle together. All in all, it took me about 20 minutes to remove the old Compact lock and install and program the Trek.If you are in the market for a keypad lock, do not hesitate to purchase the RVLock Trek. To those that say it is pricey, you are correct. It is not an inexpensive lock. I am a firm believer in you get what you pay for. I do my research before purchases, especially when the price is large. I have not found a better lock than the Trek.Pros:-Handle/deadbolt can be locked with code-Latch & deadbolt are controlled with 1 key-10 individual buttons for locks-All metal construction-Covers entire hole opening in the door (v4 did not for my RV)-Lithium Ion, rechargeable battery, no battery swapping-1 Button to lock (had to use code with compact)Emergency USB-C on outside to prevent lockout-Super easy to install-Can be keyed alike to other RVLock ProductsCons (If I am being nitpicky):-Price-Latch and deadbolt are ever so slightly shorter than my RV Lock CompactI have no regrets with getting this lock. The only down side is now I want to get a second one for my bedroom entrance door.