Does it have a silent keypad? Is it loud upon opening?
1006424
Silent keypad, it unlocks upon entering code, then you'll hear a click when it relocks so you can close the door.
1006425
It's silent buttons .there's only red and green light .when the code is right green lite stays lit and you don't hear anything then you push the door a little bit door pops open and as long as u guide the door open u won't hear anything . If u let it fling open on its own u hear a lil thud not bad at all. I actually own 2 types of safes like this .this one is cheaper and gets the job done .my other one pops open and like hands you the gun but this one is compact and cheaper. I have behind front door and door can still open all the way.would buy again
1720823
There are slight clicking sounds when opening and closing it but I wouldn't consider it noisy.
978299
This does beep when you enter the numbers and opens, but it doesn't bother me. (I'd have to check the manual to see if you can change it to enter them silently.)
1812873
Neither loud nor quiet. It's not as noisy as a Model M or as soft as a laptop keyboard. I think it is appropriate for shared offices (I use it in one).
113709
Yes! That's why I bought it as well. It's not completely silent but it's quieter than a normal keyboard
1235367
This keyboard is not what I would consider loud. The keys are definitely quieter than the very audible clicks of a mechanical keyboard, but it is louder than most keyboards you would find integrated into a laptop or the rubberized keyboards they have for use with tablets. I have no complaints about the keyboard. Everything works as advertised. The software for programming the G-keys is easy to use and works with my G-series mouse as well.
1235365
It depends on how loud is loud to you. It doesn't type like a laptop keyboard; it's a slightly more hollow clacking sound than that, but we still find it to be the least annoying of any keyboard we've owned in a long time. It's nothing like the old keyboards that sounded like a muffled gunshot with every stroke. So I'd say it's somewhere in between the two.
1662563
The keypad does not speak the name of the sensor. It does beep when the entry sensors are tripped, but the speaker is way too quiet and is very hard to hear in my opinion. This is one of the more frustrating aspects of the system, and has contributed to several inadvertent alarms at our home. I have spoken with SimpliSafe and there is apparently no method to turn up the volume on the keypad. We have used a GE/Interlogix system in the past where this is not a problem, but the SimpliSafe keypad is definitely ineffective as an alert that you have tripped the alarm upon entry. Changing this should be a priority for any new design. The keypad does not speak the name of the sensor. It does beep when the entry sensors are tripped, but the speaker is way too quiet and is very hard to hear in my opinion. This is one of the more frustrating aspects of the system, and has contributed to several inadvertent alarms at our home. I have spoken with SimpliSafe and there is apparently no method to turn up the volume on the keypad. We have used a GE/Interlogix system in the past where this is not a problem, but the SimpliSafe keypad is definitely ineffective as an alert that you have tripped the alarm upon entry. Changing this... » Read More The keypad does not speak the name of the sensor. It does beep when the entry sensors are tripped, but the speaker is way too quiet and is very hard to hear in my opinion. This is one of the more frustrating aspects of the system, and has contributed to several inadvertent alarms at our home. I have spoken with SimpliSafe and there is apparently no method to turn up the volume on the keypad. We have used a GE/Interlogix system in the past where this is not a problem, but the SimpliSafe keypad is definitely ineffective as an alert that you have tripped the alarm upon entry. Changing this should be a priority for any new design. « Show Less
1995220
not noisy at all, just a flip/flap and it shuts, made of rubber sealing around door
1212557
I would call it pretty quiet. There is a little sound as the rubber/silicon key membrane slips in and out of the plastic case but nothing like a keypad that was specifically designed to make a sound. That said, if you need absolute silence, this may not be the best product for your use case.
1812872
It is a little noisy. They offer different key types, so contact them and see if they have quieter keys
1469782
It does not make a loud clacking noise but it does make noise. The keys are softer than the traditional desktop keyboards I have used. When I was typing, my friend did hear the keys over the phone and he said it's audible like a regular keyboard.
1490151
The keyboard is not loud, I would say just a normal click sound, perhaps the same as a laptop.
550389
Interesting question. The sound of mine opening is barely perceptible, so I would have to say no, it's not supposed to open loudly.
2216441
I have this keyboard, no I would not consider it a "quiet" keyboard. You can hear the keystrokes pretty well. It is not overly loud, but you can definetly hear it. My computer room is adjcent to my living room and no one can hear me typing in there, but standing in the doorway they can hear the typing, if that gives you any indication on the sound level. I hope I helped!
1272731
It 's not soundless but until I saw your question, I never noticed the sound. You can hear yourself tapping on the keys, but not any louder than other keyboards I've used.
1746924
No, it's not... It no louder than most mice, giving off a light crisp "click" with the click of a button, but I would not say it's quiet. Sounds like this is a very important feature to you, therefore I would NOT recommend this particular item.