Amazon Basics 4-Digit Combination Lock, Black, 2-Pack

These Amazon Basics combination locks are sturdy and easy to use. Once set with a personal 4 digit code, they're hassle free and even a young child can use them at school. I love that you get two for such a reasonable price. In my initial order one of my locks didn't work. I reached out to Amazon and they replaced my order the very next day. I would recommend these.

I recently purchased the Amazon Basics 4-Digit Combination Lock 2-Pack, and I’m extremely pleased with their performance. The locks are solidly built, with a heavy-duty feel that gives me confidence in their durability. The 4-digit combination is easy to set up, and I appreciate the added security of having 10,000 possible combinations.The black finish looks sleek and has held up well despite regular use. I use these locks for my gym locker and luggage when traveling, and they have proven to be reliable and easy to use. The dials turn smoothly, making it simple to lock and unlock in a matter of seconds.Overall, this is an excellent product at a great price. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a sturdy, easy-to-use combination lock!

I LOVE these! I frequently forget passwords etc so being able to program whatever combination I want is wonderful. It was easy to do too! Very simple. I highly recommend these locks.

When it comes to basic combination locks, the Amazon Basics 4-Digit model gets the job done, but barely. At first glance, these locks have a pretty standard no-frills design in an all-black color scheme. However, upon closer inspection, the build quality leaves a lot to be desired.The body of the lock feels quite flimsy and lightweight, almost to the point of being concerningly cheap and insubstantial. It's made of thin metal that doesn't exactly inspire confidence in its durability or ability to withstand abuse. I wouldn't trust these locks to secure anything too valuable.Setting the combination code is a bit of a head-scratcher if you're used to standard combination lock mechanisms. The process for setting and resetting the code deviates from other popular lock brands like Master Lock in a somewhat convoluted way. It takes some getting used to and the included instructions are less than crystal clear.Once you finally get the hang of the code setting process and have the lock operational, it functions as you'd expect a basic combo lock to. The internal locking mechanism seems secure enough for low-risk applications like a school locker, gym locker, toolbox, or similar. But I wouldn't rely on it for high-security needs.Where these Amazon locks do deliver is value. Getting a 2-pack for the price makes them quite economical, especially if you just need some entry-level locks for light-duty uses. They get the job done without breaking the bank.However, if you need a lock you can really depend on or one that will see a lot of use and abuse, you're probably better off spending a bit more for a higher quality and more robustly constructed model from a trusted brand. These Amazon Basics locks are really only ideal for light, occasional use when keeping costs low is the top priority.So in summary - they're cheap, they're functional in a very basic way, but they also feel and perform like a budget purchase. Great for securing things of low importance, but you get what you pay for. For anything more demanding, look elsewhere and be willing to spend more.

I bought a key lock before this the key would not open the lock so we had to cut it off. Would so recommend these for going to the gym. I will never buy key locks again.

I usually use the same combo for identical looking locks (I purchased several sets for general purpose locks)Then once in a while I'll change all the combos for security.Don't do this. The reset may or may not take. If it doesn't take, the new combo is stuck in some mysterious state. You'll end up trying to guess what the new one is.By the time, you figure this out, it is way too late to return these useless clunkers. Their only remaining useful purpose is to practice locking picking.*****If you take a look at the ratings for this product you will see that 1 star ratings are 10% of the total ratings. Now a friend of mine is an MBA who majored in marketing. His take is a good product has less than 3% 1 star ratings. Any product with 10% 1 star ratings is probably suffering from serious quality control problems. And if you read many many reviews, you'll realize the product works most of the time but apparently about 10% of the time it's completely defective.The take away lesson is - many companies have figured out Amazon's return window. They will allow long term problems to pass through quality control (assuming they have quality control). Pay attention to the percentage of 1 and 2 star ratings. Many customers initially submit happy reviews that quickly turn sour when the product fails. My new personal rule which I formulated after reading all my one star reviews - if the combined total of the 1 and 2 star ratings exceeds 5% I look for a different product. If they all exceed 5%, then I'll change to a completely different product category that might get the job done. If that doesn't work, I buy direct from a company that has better policies than Amazon.

My middle schooler was very nervous about using a traditional lock. These work great! Easy to use and to set the code.