ETEKJOY RFID Electronic Cabinet Lock Hidden DIY for Wooden Cabinet Locker Drawer Cupboard (Gray)

Love it!

Very neat lock for cabinets and keeping things tucked away. Also it was very simple to setup with the given instructions. I'd say with the available strength, the cabinet wood probably be knocked over first by force before this little lock.. or the wood would give way. There is a little availability of leeway in making measurements, but do it right the first time and you won't make too many holes in the wood causing weak spots haha. If only the wood was thicker I would have put longer screws for sure. But they hold up well with at least ⅜" to ½" to stick into. My only part I didn't like was the tiny screws that go into the latch piece. Way too small, so I searched for some that were at least the same size in diameter as the lock screws just shorter. I recommend this little lock for all those project ideas of locking something up in drawers and doors. Definitely will buy more. Thanks for keeping a stock ready to sell here.

Features I like:The locking mechanism works perfectly.I like that this one will go to a permanent unlock when the battery dies.Features I don’t like:Difficult to install. Likely from me not being great with tools, but it is what it is.I can’t get the fobs to work at all. Card works great, but no dice on any of the fobs.

I bought this to keep my girlfriend's dang kids away from my beloved oreos. Now as I'm struggling to contain my evil stepdad excitement for the moment when they discover the pantry no longer opens freely, I've decided to focus my thoughts on the device that made this dream come true.With the materials used in this device there's no doubt that a sufficiently firm yank on the cabinet door would destroy this lock, but the lock in my opinion is far more useful for the psychological hopelessness induced by being restricted by an unknown force, rather than the actual magnitude of physical restriction. Could my 9 year old stepdaughter liberate my oreos through a show of brute force? I absolutely believe so, but she doesn't know that and that is key.Installation was a little tricky. I could see where anyone who doesn't generally work with their hands might get frustrated. If you take your time and measure things out carefully you shouldn't have any problem getting things to line up. Keep in mind that the screws are driven about a centimeter deep into your cabinetry, be careful not to poke through your cabinet doors. I had to leave one of the screws out of the latching mechanism for this reason.As far as the function of the lock; I'm pretty impressed. So far it has unlocked on the first try every time for me. I do worry about the manufacturer's low power failsafe though. I understand that the lock should unlatch before the batteries die, but should and will are two different things. To give myself peace of mind, my solution was to solder a couple loose wires to the motor pins on the control board. I routed them through a hole that I drilled in the side of the housing and tucked them away with some less than permanent adhesive strips. This way in the event of any sort of malfunction, I can retrieve these leads with a paperclip or something and supply power to the motor directly by connecting these wires to an external power source.All in all, I'm pretty happy with this lock given what I paid for it.

These were alright. It's a great kit to install, but it's actually kinda complicated.!

This is one slick product. I saw this and new I needed it to turn a draw in one of my pieces of furniture into a locked safe. I won't tell you want I keep in it! But I can tell you that this product is completely hidden from view, so no one would even know that the drawer cannot be opened unless they tried to open it. The fob key that unlocks the locking mechanism is flawless. I'm so glad I got this product.

I used this on a cabinet door and it is working very nicely. I have not yet tried out the failsafe, when the batteries are low it’s suppose to unlock itself. Hoping that is the case but I guess I’ll find out months from now! I would not recommend placing this lock on something of extreme value, unless you have an alternate way to access the storage space. Seems to be great quality however i am not actively trying to break it like one would expect in a robbery.

The description of this item doesn’t mention that it really isn’t suited for kitchen cabinets because (i) the locking mechanism won’t fit on the inside of a door that has a recessed panel and (ii) the anchor won’t fit on a face frame style cabinet. I had to glue wood strips to the door and side of the cabinet in order to get the lock to fit. Also, this item doesn’t come with adhesive pads to assist in the installation process which make it very difficult to get the locking mechanism to align properly with the anchor. In addition, the item arrived without any installation instructions (and none could be located on the vendor’s website) which only increased the frustration of trying to install the item and adapt it to fit our cabinet.