Best Smart Locks for Your Smart Home

March 2, 2023 Nishanth Shetty

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Smart locks are a great way to secure your home and make it more convenient. They can also be a little pricey, however, so we've put together this list of our top picks for the best smart locks on the market right now.

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Kwikset SmartCode

Kwikset SmartCode is a deadbolt lock with a built-in keypad, that can be used as an automated opener and also includes support for Apple's HomeKit. The device is compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant via the included hub, which connects to your home network via ethernet or Wi-Fi.

The Kwikset SmartCode Pro boasts the same functionalities as its predecessor but adds Bluetooth support for easy integration into other devices such as speakers or air conditioners--allowing you to switch between modes depending on who's at home (or who might be coming over). It also comes in several different finishes including polished brass or nickel plated steel options in addition to black zinc alloy finish options.

August Smart Lock Pro

August Smart Lock Pro is a good choice if you have an Apple HomeKit system. The lock works with any other smart home devices and can be controlled from your iPhone or iPad, as well as from the August app.
It's easy to install and use: Just set up your account, enter the required information (including your Wi-Fi password), then connect it to your existing deadbolt lock by plugging it into the wall outlet where it meets the power supply. You'll need to download the companion app on either Android or iOS before setting up this device--but once connected, installation takes only about 5 minutes!

Abode by Kevo

Abode by Kevo is a smart lock that works with Siri and Alexa. It's easy to install, easy to program, and affordable--all things that make it one of our favorite smart locks. The best part? It comes with two ways of accessing your front door: via Abode's keypad or using the Abode app on your phone (or tablet). You can also use Kevo's App to control other connected devices in your home through IFTTT commands like "turn on light" or "turn off light."

Abode has all the right pieces for an excellent experience with Apple Homekit integration so you can easily add devices like lights, thermostats and more into Homekit scenes without having them constantly downloaded over Wi-Fi connection because these options are already available in their app settings directly from within settings menu itself which makes things easier than ever!

Kevo 2nd Generation

The Kevo 2nd Generation is a smart lock that uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). It's compatible with most door types, including single- or double-hung interior doors and glass or wood exterior doors. You can install it on your existing door or choose from a variety of other options like french doors, patio doors and garage doors.

The device will work by communicating with your smartphone via an app that you download onto your phone. Once installed, you'll be able to unlock the door remotely by tapping the screen on your phone or by using an NFC tag if desired. If there's no power source around when someone tries to open up their house during wintertime (or even summer), this unit has built-in backup batteries so that anyone can still get inside once those wires are fixed!

WeMo Smart Lock

The WeMo Smart Lock is a Bluetooth-enabled smart lock that can be controlled using your smartphone. You can use it to lock and unlock your door remotely, or set up a virtual key to give access to friends and family.

The device is simple to install: just plug it into an outlet in the wall next to your door frame and then download the free app from either Apple's App Store or Google Play Store (you'll also need Wi-Fi). After installing the app on both iOS devices as well as Android devices like tablets or smartphones with Android OS 4.1 or higher installed, open it up and follow instructions on how much time passes before entering each code into one of two modes: "Home Mode" where you have access only when sitting at home on one particular day; or "Lock Mode" which allows users who don't know their codes anymore (like house guests) through their phone while still keeping unwanted intruders out by requiring them text message verification before entering premises after hours.

Here are five of the best smart locks for your smart home.

The August Smart Lock is a great option for renters who want to have some extra security at home. The lock can be controlled by your phone and will alert you when someone tries to enter your home, so you can easily avoid unwanted guests.
If you're looking for a smart lock with more features than the August Smart Lock, try out the Kwikset Kevo Door Handle. This is another great option that allows users to set up rules for who can come into their house and when they should be able to do so (for example, only during certain hours).
Another popular choice among renters is the Schlage Sense Smart Deadbolt; this model offers similar functionality as its competitors but comes at a lower price point for those on tighter budgets or with smaller homes.

With so many smart locks on the market, it can be hard to figure out which one is right for you. We’ve reviewed a few of the most popular options here, but there are plenty more out there for people who want something even more advanced than these options. The good news is that many of these locks have features like keyless entry and remote access as well as other cool features that make them worth considering for anyone interested in buying a new home automation system.

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