Philips Fingerprint Smart Lock, Keyless Entry Door Lock, Smart Door Locks for Front Door, Keypad Deadbolt, APP Control, 9-Month Long Battery
$116.49
Price: $116.49
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Philips Door Lock
FINGERPRINT DOOR LOCK – FAST & ACCURATE – Use your finger as a key with the Philips fingerprint door lock. This keyless entry door lock unlocks instantly in just 0.3s, powered by advanced biometric technology with 99.99% accuracy—no more worrying about lost keys.
MULTIPLE UNLOCKING OPTIONS FOR EVERY LIFESTYLE – Enjoy versatile access with this smart door lock—choose fingerprint, PIN code, mechanical key, or unlock with the Philips Home Access app. Whether at home or on the go, this smart lock for front door adapts to your needs.
SMART AUTO-LOCK WITH ADJUSTABLE TIMER – Stay secure effortlessly. The Philips smart deadbolt lock comes with integrated door sensors that automatically lock your door after closing. Set the auto-lock timer from 30 to 180 seconds for peace of mind.
APP CONTROL & GUEST PIN MANAGEMENT- Manage access anytime with the Philips app. Remotely generate unlimited one-time PINs or up to 100 user PINs for family, guests, or service providers. Pair with a Philips Wi-Fi Gateway (sold separately) to share recurring or timed codes.
EASY INSTALLATION & RELIABLE SUPPORT – This keyless entry door lock fits most standard doors and installs in minutes with just a screwdriver. Works with Alexa & Google Assistant (Wi-Fi Bridge required). Philips offers phone and 24/7 email support for complete peace of mind.
4 reviews for Philips Fingerprint Smart Lock, Keyless Entry Door Lock, Smart Door Locks for Front Door, Keypad Deadbolt, APP Control, 9-Month Long Battery
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John –
Works well for the price and for what I need
I didn’t need anything fancy, I just wanted to lock and unlock my door easily and allow my kid to get into the house in an emergency with his fingerprint (he actually likes the code better). For that, it works really well. Here’s a breakdown:Ease of installation – it’s dead simple if you already have a deadbolt. Just pay attention to little things like which screws go where and how the old one is setup. I also recommend changing out the strike plate (the metal part connected to the doorframe) with the Phillips one because it seems bigger than my old one. The other one screwed up the unit and made it lockup but worked fine after I changed it out. The hardest part of the whole thing is figuring out the cord between the two units. Oh and the door sensor instructions are not clear. Just put it level to the top of the unit and it should work. I had to move mine because it wasn’t clear where they wanted it.Ease of setup – pretty easy as well. I had my fingerprints in the system in about 5 minutes (4 fingers total). Another 5m for my kid. It also has you adjust the door to make sure it knows when it’s open/closed. It screwed up at first but seems to be working fine now.Ease of daily use – it’s just been a day but I get how it works pretty easily. It will auto-lock after you leave, but you can just use your fingerprint to get back in if you left something. My kid is short so his fingerprints do not register that well. However, he likes the code better anyway, and that works just fine. Mine work perfectly. You can also open the app and use that. It’s pretty quick.There’s just one gripe so far. There’s a button on the unit itself that seems to just lock the door only. Every Airbnb I’ve ever been in (that uses a cheap knockoff of this) that button will close AND open the door. The mechanism to open is smooth and easy, but the button only good for one way is an odd choice and not that useful.
Chris C. –
Simple, priced well, easy to install; lacking Google or Alexa support
Bottom line: Simple alternative to more expensive locks- especially if you don’t need Google Home, Alexa, or Homekit integration. The lack of remote access or the ability to addWho is this for: Ideal for those who either haven’t selected a smart home platform/ecosystem to work in or simply don’t care to, this lock is mainly for a place you live at, as there aren’t many remote access options. You must enroll fingerprints on the lock itself (can’t do it in the app) and can only issue one-time PIN codes, not codes with expiration like others (e.g. Lockly).Ease of installation: 5/5 – ExcellentMakes you feel like a genius, no matter how (un)technical you are. It just works. Well designed and helpful instructions with quality hardware (e.g. strike plates).Looks: 5/5 – ExcellentLooks stylish, minimalistic, and perhaps a little like an angry Cylon when locked. We got the satin nickel and black finish.Versatility: 5/5 – ExcellentWant to unlock with a PIN code? Check. How about fingerprints? Yup. How about with a custom PIN for your dogwalker or Uncle Bert? Gotcha covered. How about if it loses power or if you’re just old-school? There are two keys for that.Integrations: 0/5 The only major negative of this lock is it does not work with Google Home, Alexa, or Apple Homekit. So you do have to use the Philips app to set it up, but the app is easy to use.The Competition:Another good option is the Lockly Secure Pro, but its setup is a little less intuitive in the app and the overall cost of ownership is higher. It is a very robust solution though, which I recommend for rental homes.Worst: Yale x Nest (which is the worst because it makes you start over repeatedly, and use two different apps to make it work – the Nest app and the Google Home app). Oh, and if you get the bug where it eats batteries in 2 days instead of 3 months, you’re just earned an expensive paperweight.
QAJ –
Great Lock with all the features I needed
I was a little skeptical about this because it didn’t have a lot of reviews like others and I didnt think Philips was known for making locks. Having said that, I decided to give this a shot and am pleasantly surprised. It pretty straight forward to install this lock and it took me about 45 min. The lock mechanism is pretty good and seems well built and solid. the convenience of fingerpint (which has been working great so far) and PIN code along with concealed key hole are great options. Overall, happy with this lock and looking forward to years of usage. Also, app is just ok. Does everything as expected but I think the UI could be better. Lastly, the description said that it worked with Alexa but when I tried to add it to my Alexa account it said the model I got doesn’t support it. Taking a start down just for that.
Kevin –
Love it!
This is hands down the best smart lock I’ve ever used.The fingerprint sensor works great. I set up the fingerprints of every family member, and none of them has a single complain about the fingerprint reader. Here’s a tip. When registering your fingerprint with the lock, you need to pay attention to the placement of your finger on the sensor. For example, if you keep repositioning your finger toward the tip, then use the tip area of the finger on the sensor. Now if you slide up your finger toward your knuckle, the fingerprint reader would likely not recognize your fingerprint and cause some frustration.I bought 2 of these, 1 for the front door and 1 for the garage entry door, both sharing the same Wifi hub. I do use a backup PIN but never had a need for it. Battery life is the greatest feature of this awesome fingerprint lock (well, besides the accurate fingerprint sensor). I have been using the locks for about 9 months, and battery indicator still reads about 3/4 full. I don’t know what type of battery optimization sorcery Philips used, but it’s totally working.I absolutely love this Philips fingerprint lock from a well-known, reputable company with great customer service. Highly recommend!