#DOOR LOCK WITH KEYPAD AND APP INSTALL#
Of the many locks we’ve tested, the Encode Plus is one of the easiest smart locks to install and one of the simplest models to use. Beyond modest cosmetic updates, this revamped model gives you the ability to unlock it by holding your iPhone or Apple Watch nearby, through Apple’s Home Key feature. If you want a keypad smart lock that works with Apple HomeKit, The Schlage Encode Plus Smart WiFi Deadbolt is an updated version of our previous also-great pick, the Schlage Encode Smart WiFi Deadbolt.
#DOOR LOCK WITH KEYPAD AND APP PRO#
If you can’t find this model, and if you don’t mind having to use Ultraloq’s plug-in Bridge to connect your smart lock to your Wi-Fi network, the original Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro is a perfectly great substitute and is less expensive, too (see Other good smart locks).Ĭompatibility: Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant We encountered a few issues during setup and recently have experienced battery drain issues that the company has confirmed (see Flaws but not dealbreakers), but none of those hiccups prevent us from recommending it. It also has a comparatively quiet mechanism, and from an aesthetic perspective we like that it’s small and unobtrusive. No matter which method you use to trigger the U-Bolt Pro WiFi, it responds quickly. That said, the fingerprint ID remains our preferred way to unlock it (even if that feature is sometimes finicky).
We found the feel and function of the lock’s number buttons to be superior to pecking numbers on the glass touchscreen of many keypad models.
You can unlock the U-Bolt Pro WiFi six different ways, including with a numerical code, using an app, through a physical keyway, and-the pièce de résistance-via fingerprint. This model has Wi-Fi built in, so it doesn’t require a plug-in Bluetooth bridge like our previous pick, the Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro. The Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro WiFi is a versatile smart lock with precision hardware and a pleasing low-profile design. Compatibility: Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant
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