The $99 SwitchBot Lock is the first smart door lock I’ve tested that doesn’t replace any part of your existing lock. Instead, it attaches to the back of your door over the top of the thumb turn.

With an eight-button combination, this isn't a lock you'll be able to brute force, so here’s exactly where to look to get the Atomic Heart VDNH door code.

What separates the Encode Plus from the Sense is of course home key support, which means you don't need to type in a code on the keypad or use a physical key to unlock your door. All you have to ...

If you want a single code that works on your door without any Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or an app (and without any remote or automated controls), then opt for a digital lock.

Philips created a new smart lock that doesn’t require a key or a code — all you need is your hand. The company showed off its new $359.99 Wi-Fi Palm Recognition Smart Deadbolt during CES 2024 ...