Peephole Front Door Viewer with Privacy Cover, One-Way 220 Degrees in Satin Nickle

It’s solidly built, easy to install, and has a great field of view. It fit easily into the existing hole and only took a couple minutes to unscrew the old and place the new one in. Cover has enough tension that it stays open or closed when swiveled. View is much wider than my older smaller one without requiring drilling a larger hole. Glass is clear and sharp.

I can't remember what bit I used but the largest one in a Bosch bit set, 1/4" I think?Anyway it was too small to the inside area of the peephole I had to kinda wiggle around to give it some more space, but the peephole went in, and screwed really tight by hand and I'm unable to unscrew it by hand now so its a win in my book.Cheap, looks good, works great, privacy cover is a little silly because I tried looking in at night with the lights on inside the house and during the day and could not see in, but it works and I like it.

The media could not be loaded. Looks great and serves its purpose well. I can see my whole from porch clearly. In this video, you can see my porch light clearly, mind you my phone isn't pressed up close to the peep hole. So, it works well. My husband said it was easy to install, as he's done it before. He advises to only drill half way thru, on each side of the door... rather than drilling from one side of the door all the way thru to the other side. He says if you drill from one side the peephole won't lie flush. Drilling half way from the back side and then halfway from the front of the door, meeting in the middle leaves each side smooth. So the peephole will lay flush on both sides.

Exactly what I wanted- a peephole with a cover. Installation was easy- works great.

I purchased because I try to avoid my weird stalker neighbor and don’t like unexpected visitors. I did purchase a 9/16 bit and returned it lol. It did the job, I used a thin bit to mark straight through and then did one side then the other as someone else’s review suggested to avoid splinting and I did the front and back doors in under 15 mins. Looks clear and I can see a wide area. The picture is blurry but it’s clear in person.

Drill the hole the right size and screw it in. It gives a good view of the outside. Be warned that in rainy weather it will fog up for a day or two and then dry out where you can see in it again.

Worked great. I love the slider cover.

The peephole insert for my entry way door knock snapped. This replacement fit perfectly and I love that it has an inside cover. The original peephole mechanism did not.