Unfortunately, Yale's sales pitch seems to be "it's an affordable keypad lock from a trusted brand." Yale is known ...

Resistance to kick-in as sold is how well the lock survived increasingly forceful impacts using the hardware it comes with. The Amazon Basics Traditional Keypad PL10S10 is part of the Door Locks ...

A fully automated home might sound like something out of the future, but today’s tech has plenty of smart devices to make life easier. If you’re looking to step up your home security, the SwitchBot ...

The Yale Code lacks the connectivity of smart locks, yet it still offers keypad support, Auto-Lock, and the option to toggle settings directly from the lock.

Users can choose their preferred access method, either through the Securaki app, digital keypad or Bluetooth fob. The smart lock's protected keypad features false input lockout and users will ...

The latest smart lock from Eufy is its first product to support Matter. The Eufy Smart Lock E30 ($169.99) works over Thread, ...

This smart lock fully replaces your existing deadbolt but adds keypad, fingerprint, and app access to your home. Meanwhile, its 1080p camera records and stores footage on par with the best ...

I just read another suggestion about where to hide the spare keys to your house. I think all are such bad ideas ...

The way this lock usually gets installed is with “keyturner” installed in a door, physically inaccessible until the door is unlocked and opened. The second half is the “keypad”, the public ...

I just read another suggestion about where to hide the spare keys to your house. I think all are such bad ideas to hide a key ...

Home security safes may require a key, a combination, an electronic keypad code, or biometric data to access their contents. Classic key or combination locks don’t require a power source.

Some things don't need to be "smart." Yale's new Code keypad lock costs just $99 and doesn't connect to the internet. It's just a simple electronic lock. No need to worry about apps, software ...