TOGUTG2614YG-SPC Brass UL Listed 220-degree Door Viewer with Heavy Duty Privacy Cover for 1-3/8" to 2-1/6" Doors Brushed Satin Chrome Finish

This door "peep" viewer looks good and the clarity is pretty good given it's so wide angle. I'm not sure it's 220 degrees though, but it's plenty wide enough. Some people have complained about the logo, but it's hardy visible, in fact if you didn't know it was there you probably wouldn't notice it. When installing it drill a small pilot hole through the door and then use increasingly larger bits to enlarge the hole working from both the front and back of the door until you reach the size you need. This will insure a better hole and prevent chipping of the door finish. It has a nice finish and it fit into the door nicely. I would buy it again if I needed a viewer.

We are using this indoors on our master bedroom door. For security reasons we keep our bedroom door locked at night. A few times we've had an alarm sensor on one of our outside doors fail and give off an alarm. Not knowing whether or not it is a false alarm, we had no way of ascertaining if anyone may have actually broken in without unlocking and opening the door. With this peep hole viewer we can see what's going on outside of our bedroom without unlocking the door. With the wide angle view we can look up and down the hallway outside our bedroom. It installed very easily, and looks very unobtrusive. Despite that fact that it is impossible to look in the other way, the security cover was a plus for my wife. We are VERY happy with this fairly inexpensive door viewer. (HELPFUL HINT - you may need 2 small flat blade type screwdrivers to tighten this during installation - I had a simple solution, a watch case removal tool that had 2 adjustable flat blades that worked perfectly.)

It is perfect. Clear picture when I look through it. So easy to install. Very happy

My husband installed it for my mom. She needed one lower than the one already there. It took a good bit of pressure to drill thru the door b/c we didn't realize the door was metal & foam core. However, it slid in & we tightened it. The flap that covers the eyepiece to avoid someone trying to look in is a bonus. My mom was pleased.

This door viewer/peephole is very nice looking and looks to be pretty durable. The viewer cover on the inside is a nice touch. As others have stated a 5/8" drill bit is needed to get the proper size hole. Most drill bit kits don't come with a size this large. Went to Home Depot and bought a Dewalt bit which cost me almost $20 so keep that in mind. The main reason why I bought this particular one is because the lip of the viewer on the inside is a bit larger than others and covers up the hole better. I believe my door is steel with like a foam inside and when I drilled the hole it wasn't perfectly circular and kind of left some jagged pieces. I had to try and file and bend the jagged pieces down to get the viewer in but the larger lip helped cover the imperfections from the drilling.