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Yeah but what if someone hacks your wifi and then can break into your house
I would love to buy a Schlage smart lock if it isn’t super ugly and old fashion looking. It looks like its product designer still lives in the 80’s.
B&E Just got a lot easier.
coded entry is still the best imo, no key to whip out, can give it to anyone you want whenever and it doesn’t rely on any other crap.
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Still waiting on my August SmartLock Gen 2.
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Top thing to know is not to buy one!!
Hi CNET, nice video too!
Great video
great video. to the point with all the details. please tell other CNET staff. I have the Camelot and love it. to my surprise my wife love it more
But..my phone always dead before I reach my door…..
How about a smart lock with a fingerprint scanner?
Why not make a lock that works like a car’s comfort access feature so all you need to do is carry around a key fob?
I want to get an RFID impant but I doubt it’s legal in Australia
would make going for jogs and bike rides easier. wouldn’t have to bring my keys.
But..my phone always dead before I reach my door…..
Music is WAY too loud