After testing dozens of locks, the most well-rounded, affordable smart lock we’ve found is the tTapo DL110. With prices below ...

The best smart locks of 2025 come from popular brands like Yale, Wyze, August, and Lockly, and they offer tons of cool features you won’t find on traditional deadbolts. From the ability to check ...

Generally, there are two types of smart locks: full-on deadbolt replacements and deadbolt adapters. The former replaces your entire deadbolt, while the latter requires you to only swap out the ...

There's no shortage of options, from fully installed models that replace your deadbolt to renter-friendly retrofit solutions. Here at PCMag, we've been testing smart locks since they first hit the ...

It's not the prettiest smart deadbolt, but you can open it with a PIN, a fingerprint, an Apple Home Key, or—most interestingly—entirely hands free with your face.

Currently, if you have a smart door lock, you typically have to tap a button on your iPhone or Apple Watch to unlock it, or ...

That goes for conventional deadbolts, electronic locks with keypads, and smart locks—those you can operate from a smartphone, smartwatch, or smart speaker. CR’s test results are unsettling ...

Unlike other locks, Wyze Lock has a built-in gyroscope ... Works with your current key and deadbolt.

We regularly review the latest smart locks–deadbolts, most often–reporting our impression on their design, installation process, daily use, their related mobile app, and more. What we can’t ...

Forget keys! The best smart locks we've tested are secure, easy to install, and provide several convenient ways to control who can access your home and when. I'm PCMag's managing editor for ...