Apple HomeKit is one of the best ways to take control of your smart home, and the Schlage Encode Plus is a natural addition ...

Smart home security brand Schlage unveiled two new smart door locks at CES 2025 that help modernize house access. The first is the Sense Pro Smart Deadbolt, which has the unique ability to unlock ...

Along with many smart devices and smart homes, you may also want to install a smart lock for your door. With countless models and brands out there, how can you know which one is the best for you?

Smart home security brand Schlage unveiled two new door locks at CES 2025 that help modernize house access. The first is the Sense Pro Smart Deadbolt, which has the unique ability to unlock doors ...

A growing number of smart locks also have built-in fingerprint scanners, allowing you to unlock your door with the tap of a finger. In addition, Apple has now indirectly entered the smart lock ...

It's not that difficult to shop for the best motorized blinds for sliding doors these days. There's a lot of fish in the sea. The thing is, you need to determine the right one for your door size, your ...

Users can manage up to 250 access codes remotely through the Schlage Home app, making it a convenient option for multi-door installations or homeowners trying out smart locks for the first time.

When it comes to smart technology, most people add it to their lights or entertainment devices like consoles and TVs. But did you know that you can make your garage door smart too? In fact ...

Philips is one of the most popular brands when it comes to smart home devices. With the Philips Fingerprint Door Lock you can not only save big but ensure some security around the house.

This smart lock comes with a rechargeable 10,000mAh battery, which Lockly claims will last up to eight months. Since the door lock comes with 2.4GHz Wi-Fi support, you don’t have to worry about ...

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