Philips Wi-Fi Smart Door Lock, Keyless Entry Door Lock with App Control,Fingerprint ID,Auto Lock,Keypad Deadbolt with Wi-Fi Bridge Adaptor,Smart Locks for Front Door-Matte Black

It was easy to install and the quality is amazing! I would say the app is nice given that there are no adds and that it works properly. The calibration part was a bit confusing and I had to figure it on my own, otherwise this has solid connection and are able to open the lock remotely and is definitely work 125 bucks. It offers a sleek design that shows modern style look and use.

So I have had this for a few weeks now and it's been great. Once you get everything set up it all seems to work well and is easy to use. The security and value for the money seems good. It was easy to connect to my WiFi as well. The lock function works well but you need to make sure your lock can freely move it in and out without the need to push or pull on the door. If you don't it will give and error code of something blocking the lock. The only real negative is the door sensor that attaches to the door frame. It is not very practical. I have already knocked it off several times to the point I just removed it. If you have room to use it, where you won't bump into it coming in our out, you can use it. Just didn't work on my set up but I have found it was not needed for me.

We installed this Philips smart lock back in November 2024, and after six months of daily use, it’s been a mostly positive experience. The lock itself is reliable and the battery life is impressive—still running strong on the original set of batteries six months in.The fingerprint reader is quick and convenient, but works best with dry fingers. If your hand is damp, you might have to try more than once. For locking up when leaving, you can either trust the auto-lock (which can be a little inconsistent) or press and hold any number on the keypad to lock it manually, no need to punch in a PIN to lock it.It does have a physical key option with a hidden keyhole, which is a nice backup to have just in case.Now for the downsides: the app experience really needs improvement. It frequently logs itself out, which is frustrating—especially when you need access in a hurry. That said, the app does make it simple to assign permanent or temporary PINs, which is super helpful for giving access to guests or service people.As for Google Home integration... it's hit or miss. Sometimes it links and works perfectly. Other times, Google Home acts like it's never seen the device before and you have to relink everything from scratch. It’s unpredictable and a little annoying.The auto-lock feature could also use some fine-tuning. It occasionally locks itself while we’re still home, seemingly without reason. Thankfully, we haven’t had any instances of it unlocking on its own.Bottom line: the hardware is solid, the core functionality is dependable, and it absolutely adds convenience to our home. Once the app and smart home integration are polished up, this could be one of the better smart locks on the market.

I've waited a few months before reviewing because I had another brand keyless entry that was cheaper and had so many problems with that brand (and the other brand wasn't exactly cheap). I can say after using this multiple times a day over the last months the fingerprint scanner is absolutely excellent. The only issues I've had scanning was when I had something obscuring my print (like over spray from paint etc). A visiting friend used the touch pad with no problem but honestly we haven't had to use it yet because the print scanner just simply works. Another thing we love that I thought was a gimmick: the magnet that tells you on the app if the door is open. This isn't a sensor for when the door is just unlocked it literally tells you that the door is ajar etc. I thought this would be a glitchy gimmick but even testing it by almost closing the door (but not fully closing it leaving a tiny crack) the sensor knows it's not aligned and says the door is open.We use the wifi to check on the app if the doors are unlocked before bed and you can press a button to lock them. You can have the app push you a message every time the lock in unlocked (whether manually or by fingerprint or code). You can customize the app so you get a many or as few notifications as you want, and thank god the app has yet to send us a "are you interested in this upgrade deal this month?' or any nonsense. I'm old school and I don't want an app for my refrigerator or lawnmower but in this instance I like having the app, the info, and being able to lock a door I forgot from across town.I've bought two so far and I'm going to get 2 more for "seldom used" doors just because it's so handy. If you already have a deadbolt spot then installation is going to be a breeze, since I was replacing a similar sized off brand it took me less than 10 mins per lock since it was just a swap. Battery life so far is good, and the app will show you how much life is left. Cost more than other brands and 1000% worth it after struggling with another brand for almost a year. HIGHLY RECOMMEND

Looks sleek and stylish. I like that the number pad goes blank when not in use (simple tap wakes it).Installing was fairly easy.Using is easy and quick. Setup via the app. Key code and fingerprint are quick to respond. A nice feature is a green bar across the top and a voice to indicate success. And a red bar and voice to indicate locked. Nice visual and audible reminders.The app also provides remote access and it is quick to open and easy to check on the lock status.