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A smart lock is an essential part of a truly smart, connected home. Not only do these smart locks allow you to come and go as you please, but they will also help you monitor who enters and leaves your home while you are away. One of the first factors you will need to consider before buying a smart lock is the cost.
After all, a smart lock costs a lot more than the standard-issue lock you can find at any local hardware store. Many of these smart locks offer a mobile app that lets you lock and unlock doors with an icon you can tap right away. Some offer a web app that allows you to control things from either your desktop or laptop PC. Moreover, most of these apps let you even add temporary and permanent users and set access schedules for specific times and days.
August Smart Lock Pro + Connect
The most fully equipped smart lock is the stylish August Smart Lock Pro + Connect. It has support for Apple HomeKit, three wireless protocols, multiple voice command services, geofencing, and IFTTT.
August Wi-Fi Smart Lock
The easy to install August Wi-Fi Smart Lock loads with tons of features into its compact frame. It also supports Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and various other third-party platforms and devices.
Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro + Wi-Fi Bridge
The multifaceted smart lock, Ultraloq U-Bolt lets you unlock your door with a voice command, a mobile app, a fingerprint scan, a keypad, and even a traditional key.
Schlage Sense
The Schlage Sense Bluetooth deadbolt lock is a smart lock that allows you to use your smartphone to lock and unlock doors, set up access schedules, and even program access codes.
Nest X Yale Lock with Nest Connect
The sharp-looking Nest X Yale Lock with Nest Connect is a smart door lock that combines Yale reliability along with the Nest IoT home connectivity. This smart lock offers some features like One-Touch Locking, Auto-Lock, and a timeline that shows when the door has locked or unlocked and who.
Schlage Encode Smart WiFi Deadbolt
The Schlage Encode is a Wi-Fi-enabled smart lock that you can control via smartphone and voice and integrates with Ring cameras and Amazon Key.
Wyze Lock
The Wyze Lock, which the company is known for its inexpensive home security cameras and sensor, uses a plug-in gateway to connect to a Wi-Fi network and control it with your smartphone and allows you to share access with family and friends.
Kwikset Halo Wi-Fi Smart Lock
The Kwikset Halo Wi-Fi Smart Lock offers various ways to lock and unlock your door, but it has restricted third-party integration. It also supports both Alexa and Google voice commands.
