I recently ordered new deadbolts for my house and I chose ones (kwikset 980) that were defeated quickly by LockPickingLawyer. His video actually caused Consumer

I recently ordered new deadbolts for my house and I chose ones (kwikset 980) that were defeated quickly by LockPickingLawyer. His video actually caused Consumer Reports to pull a recommendation of that lock. My reasoning was: - Lockpickinglawyer basically gets into everything (I guess except the Abloy being discussed in these comments) - These locks were affordable for ANSI grade 1 - These locks are user re-keyable (I was looking at schlage B60N - affordable and nice, but basically would have had to pay a locksmith to get keyed alike) - Lockpickinglawyer's video showed me a much more complex mechanism, and picking process, than a standard pin tumbler lock I think a lot of people take his videos and have the binary thought process "lock was defeated therefore the lock is crap", but if you watch enough of them there is a lot of nuance. He defeats high security locks that are nevertheless robust and tricky enough to trust on your front door.