Trying to find a reliable smart lock while on a budget? Here are the best inexpensive smart locks on the market. See which one would be best for your home.
August and Nest have two very different ideas of what a smart lock should be, but which one is the best? Whether you prefer to use a key or a code to get into your front door, we've got the answers.
Thinking about smart-ifying your front porch? You should consider the Lockly Vision since it's both a video doorbell and a smart lock.
Looking to make your home smarter? Check out these smart locks. They secure your home by making it tougher for would-be thieves to get in but also make you feel like a spy since you can often unlock with your fingerprints or phone!
Get it without the Wi-Fi bridge for $20 cheaper if you want, but that enables remote access and activity monitoring from anywhere. Includes fingerprint identification, temporary codes, auto unlock, a backup mechanical key, and more.
Use our list of smart locks to choose the best combination of brains and brawn to protect your home, whether you want something with a fingerprint sensor or just a basic lock.
Smart locks are great tools for keeping your home safe, and if you've got a Google Assistant speaker, these ones can be controlled by just using your voice.
Woot is bundling the Amazon Cloud Cam and various Amazon Key-compatible smart locks making it super affordable to get set up for Key deliveries. First, add the Cloud Cam to your cart then add your choice of smart lock.
The Lockly Secure Pro stands out from other locks with its innovative pinpad and fingerprint reader. It's a great option for any home.
Smart locks offer up a unique way to keep your home and everything inside of it safer than ever, but did you know there are smart locks that you can use with Alexa? There are options that are easy to install, work with your existing deadlock, and plenty more. So if you're looking to make your home smarter check out these smart locks!
Trying to figure out which smart lock to get for your home? We did some hands-on testing and found that the Schlage Encode is a great pick since it has built-in Wi-Fi and several excellent features.
Much was made of the OnePlus 5T's Face Unlock, but it's hardly the only phone to have a great face-unlocking feature. Google's own Pixel 2 actually has a great face unlock feature available as part of Smart Lock.
Smart locks can be very cool, but if you don't know what you're buying, it's possible to wind up being less safe than a traditional lock. Here's how to make sure you're safe and happy with new gear!
They don’t call it a smartphone for nothing! The Galaxy S7 lets you set up certain trusted voices, locations, or bluetooth devices that will allow you to circumvent the S7’s lock.
Google's got some clever ways to make your phone a little more secure than having no lock screen at all. Here's how you use them.
On-body Detection is one of the newest Smart Locks on Lollipop phones and tablets and can be seen as the best or worst security feature to hit Android. With this enabled, you will be able to bypass your lock screen security, as long as you have already unlocked it and your phone thinks that it hasn't left your person. Is that a good thing? That's your call.
Since Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, you have been able to unlock your phone with just your face but using it was so bad that most users to never used the feature. With Trusted face, Google has reinvented and reimagined the feature so that it is easier to use and is more reliable. The best part about the new Trusted face Smart Lock is that you won't even know that it is there.
The new motion-based feature for Smart Lock is better than no security at all — but only barely. Google appears to be quietly rolling out a new addition to the Smart Lock feature in Android Lollipop, bringing an extra unlock option that works with motion sensors inside Android devices. "On-body detection" is designed to use your phone's accelerometer to figure out when it's been set...
No longer bother with you lock screen at home With the introduction of Android 5.0 Lollipop, Google has brought a new type of Smart lock to the operating system — Trusted locations. Don't let the name fool you though, these smart locks aren't a new way to lock your device, these are actually new ways to unlock your phone or tablet. With the Trusted places lock your Lollipop device...
The first step toward Chrome OS and Android working together in harmony We got a glimpse back at Google I/O at the upcoming coziness between Chrome OS and Android, and beyond limited cross-platform app compatibility one of the first signs of this tie-up is Smart Lock. This is the sought-after feature that keeps your Chromebook unlocked so long as its within Bluetooth range of your...