Smart Door Lock, 6-in-1 Door Handle Electronic Keyboard Password/APP/IC Card/Fingerprint/Keys/NFC Smart Lock Biometric Identification Key Digital Electronic Door Home Office Apartment

Absolutely fantastic this! Quite easy to install and set up with the app! Bought this to go on a cupboard in my hallway to store Christmas presents and it worked perfectly to stop little eyes seeing what they have or helping themselves :) I used cheap aaa batteries and they lasted about 3 months with me opening it most days, the app even tells me when those batteries are dying! Just make sure you don't lose the little keys as the batteries are on the inside of the cupboard 😂

I'm a bit of a novice with these things so relied on other reviews when buying and I'm glad that i did. The quality is amazing and assembly is super easy. I recommend assembling before drilling the hole required as this really helped with the fit. Once on it's simple to use and set up via the app. Ideal to add double protection and keep unwanted quests out of my office. Really secure and just a cool thing anyway.

I wanted security. I got suspense. This smart lock started off like a dream: sleek, modern, and just futuristic enough to make me feel like I lived in a spy movie. When it reads your fingerprint (which it does... most of the time, after a few polite retries and a whispered prayer), it unlocks with a satisfying click that says, “Welcome home, Agent 007.” But then came the twist. The lock is installed on an internal porch door—so it’s shielded from rain, snow, and the general wrath of British weather. But the door itself? A charming old external hardwood number with a personality of its own. It sticks. It groans. It demands a firm hand. And apparently, that firm hand was its final straw. One day (less than 6 months after installation), I pulled the handle a bit too enthusiastically (read: with the force of someone late for a meeting and betrayed by biometrics), and the inner spring gave up on life. The handle now hangs there like a sad little limb, unable to return to neutral or turn far enough to actually open the door. It’s less “smart lock” now and more “smart obstacle.” To be fair, the fingerprint tech does work—when it’s in the mood. But the handle? That’s where the plot unraveled. It’s like having a car with a great engine but no steering wheel. Technically functional, but practically useless. So if you’re thinking of installing this on a door that’s got a bit of character (i.e., sticks like a toddler with jam hands), maybe reconsider. Or at least be gentle. Very gentle. Like, Victorian ghost gentle. Final verdict: Great concept, decent fingerprint reader, but the handle couldn’t handle it. Literally.

There is lots of ways to gain entry including opening it on your phone for others without giving any passcode or key out. On the app you’re notified if someone has tried to gain entry and it’ll tell you either wrong print or wrong code, it’s also simple enough to install Only issue is that the app doesn’t always work and needs some fixing.

I'm not one to review but had to give credit to these handles. I bought three of these handles not expecting much from them, however I am so surprised by the quality and ease of use. I did get a handyman to fit for me as we needed bigger holes for the handle than was originally there, he said they were really easy to fit. The quality is great, again I expected much less but they are solid handles that feel nice to use and sturdy. The app is easy to use and setting up the fobs, passcode and fingerprint access took literally seconds to do. The fingerprint is very much like a mobile phone's set up, the passcode can be changed and the emergency keys give peace of mind about any glitches that may happen in the future. The lock sends an alert if the door has been tried by someone without permission and you can decide on three methods to get this message, or turn it off completely. There are so many functions and choices I'm still learning all the things we can do. For teh price I would throughly recommend this product

I was a bit unsure about whether I would be able to fit this door handle as I’ve never done anything like it before but I wanted more security to keep some valuables safe and secure. The instructions were fairly straightforward to fit it, The main thing I struggled with was cutting the hole in the door for the screws and to accommodate the handle. I didn’t have the right tools though so cut the holes with a Stanley knife and a drilled a few holes. I did have a handle pre installed on the door (it wasn’t a new door) and I thought it might be a simple change of handle but no I had to adjust the hole in the door and fit the plate in the door frame to accommodate the new bolt size. It wasn’t difficult maybe took me an hour to fit and as I said I did most of it with a Stanley knife so I’m guessing if you have the right tools you’ll find it much easier. Wiring it up was simple it was just running a cable through a bar in the handle and plugging it into a battery pack (You need 4x AAA batteries, not included). Then setting it up on the app and pairing it on my phone was easy, I literally just scanned for it via the app and it picked up the specific model and paired it to my phone. I’m ok at DIY but if you really struggle with technology it could be easier to get someone to fit it for you but a carpenter could do it in 2 seconds with the right tools. In terms of the functionality I’m well happy with it! I can unlock it with my phone, a code or my fingerprint and the handle won’t work if it’s given the wrong print. There isn’t a lock as such it’s more the handle is disabled until it has the right input such as your fingerprint. It also comes with 2 keys just incase the batteries run out. It does exactly what I want it to and to be honest it looks really cool when it lights up. I’d recommend this product 100% I just wouldn’t necessarily use it on your front door for example as I’m not sure if it could be hacked with NFC or RFID but I’m no expert in that area. Great product, I would buy it again if I needed another locking door handle.