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

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.

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

Mi puerta es 1 cm más gruesa, pero había lugares donde quitaron el pestillo y lo hicieron 2cm más largo y solo compré los dos tornillos más largos también 1y medio más largo y pude ponerlo en mi puerta! Estoy muy feliz. Es increíble y puedes ponerle nombre a cada huella digital que ingreses para identificar quién entra y la hora y poder eliminarlas

Fácil de instalar y de buena calidad, un mes y sin problema

Requires some DIY know-how. You’ll likely have to tinker a bit, drill some pilot holes, chisel out a channel for the latch bolt, extend the latch as needed. A dremel, drill and driver will be helpful. Have a good set of bits on hand. This is an hour or two install. Programming of the device with passcodes, fingerprints and linking the door sensor is a breeze. The app works well and I like the ability to use a physical key if needed. Philips uses a high-security lock cylinder that’s designed to resist sophisticated picking techniques and require a long unlocking time—over 270 minutes according to tests. It’s a quality lock and worth the price - just a shame it’s not integrated with Apple HomeKit.

Great product, easy to install and fingerprint recognition is very accurate.

This review may need adjusting over time, but this is my day one review. Order delivered as promised. Everything needed for installation was in the box. Installation was quick and easy. The lock works exactly as promised with the Phillips app. The fingerprint scan is instantaneous. Though I've specified the right network and password I've tried to connect the Bridge without success and that's been very frustrating - the only reason I am giving 4 stars.