Smart locks have come a long way. We went from using keys only to enter our houses to PIN codes, fingerprints, voice controls ...

Smart locking systems are shedding their reputation as expensive tech deadbolts, providing great value beyond the door.

August isn't the only smart-lock technology out there. There's the $200 Schlage Link wireless lock system and Kwikset has its Kevo, an iPhone-compatible lock that, like August, connects via Bluetooth.

Lockly has announced its new Zeno Series lock range, and its Visage deadbolt is incredibly impressive. With facial biometric ID, it detects your face as you approach the door and unlocks it ...

Eufy Smart Lock S230. This sleek device recognizes your fingerprint in just 0.3 seconds and unlocks your door in one second, Eufy says―much faster than fumbling for keys.

As first announced at WWDC 2021, iOS 15 evolves Apple Wallet to store keys for hotels, homes, and even cars.The Schlage Encode Plus is the first such consumer lock solution to take advantage of ...

Modern Key Technology. Smart locks guarantee that digital communication between your phone and the lock is encrypted using cutting-edge techniques, ... fingerprint Touch ID, keypad code, key fob, ...

While new smart locks might not be the most exciting news coming out of CES 2022, Schlage’s latest home security device delivers a key feature iPhone and Apple Watch users like myself have been ...

One small issue with the Assure Lock 2 Plus and home key use was a couple of times, I’ve held my watch or iPhone to unlock it, and gotten the check mark confirming success but the lock doesn’t ...

Few third-party smart home locks support home key yet, but today, Apple retail stores are stocking popular smart home accessory maker Level's first home key compatible smart lock, the Level Lock+.

Palm-Reading Locks, Face ID and Moody Porch Lights: ... The lock comes with support for Apple Home Key passes, ... When the latest August smart locks are selling for around $140, ...

Cars have had smart keys for quite a while now, and they have almost entirely phased out regular keys. What are smart keys, actually? How do they work?