SCHLAGEF60 V CAM 619 GEO Camelot Front Entry Handleset with Georgian Knob, Deadbolt Keyed 1 Side, Satin Nickel

The doorknob itself is really beautiful and is exactly what I was looking for. Although it was relatively easy to install the challenge was not having an extra set of hands to assist and hold the knob/deadbolt in place while I handled screws and a screwdriver.

The price is a little higher than competitors starting with K and I think the quality justifies price. I also bought a renewed package so price was excellent. Very easy to install either swing side

I’d give it a 5 but it was a resale, not reported as such. One of the handles was scarred by a previous installer power screwdriver. Amazon shipping a replacement in 2 days gets them 4.5

Seems well made and looks nice. Hopefully it holds up if the bad guy comes.

Got locked out of the house and had to pay a locksmith two hundred dollars to get back in. I ordered this lock set because it kinda matched the one already on the front door. I got it the next day. After checking videos on Youtube, I was able to install the lower door knob and outside handle easily. I did not replace the deadbolt because it did not present a problem. I may replace it in the future so that both deadbolt and lockset match.

Very nice handle set. Heavy duty

After a lot of research I believe Schlage has one of the better locks. It took about 5 minutes for my local locksmith to change pins so my locksets use the same key. I know, the quick set brand I could have done it myself, but I've watched too many online videos showing how to force the quick set locks open in about a second.

If I could assign a negative rating to this bottom doorknob, I would.I spent two hours repainting my door to prepare for the installation of new doorknobs. Everything was going well until I tackled the bottom handle. After making sure the Inner Latch was correctly positioned with the bevel facing the door, I secured the screws and attempted to install the handle bolt through the latching system. Despite the lack of clear instructions, I eventually managed to get the bolt in place, although the latching system didn't seem to work properly. I then tightened the Interior Cylinder and secured the bottom handle bolt, only to find that the latch wouldn't come out after I pushed the handle down to open it.I removed all the screws in an attempt to fix the problem, but things went from bad to worse when I found that the handle's internal rectangular pin couldn't be pulled out of the latch system. After struggling for fifteen minutes, trying different methods such as using a screwdriver to move the latch system, I finally gave up and forcefully yanked the handle off, damaging the latch system in the process.I will end up going to the "local" hardware store to buy a replacement handle, but it certainly won't be a Schlage. What a frustrating experience!You should consider buying your door handle hardware locally so you can get local support for these kinds of situations.Note: This review was re-written by ChatGPT. You would have had a good laugh at how poorly I wrote the original text. I was so upset. :)