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Smart locks are a great way to improve your smart home setup, and shopping smart lock deals can add some savings as well. Today’s best smart lock deals include smart locks from Philips, August, and Yale, among others, and they make great complementary tech to anything you’ll find among the best security camera deals and best Ring deals. Below you can find all of the best smart lock deals going on right now, and if you’d like to expand your smart home setup even further you can shop the best robot vacuum deals, best Philips Hue deals, and best portable power station deals.

Philips Fingerprint Door Lock — $76 $110 31% off

The Philips Fingerprint Door Lock against a white background.
Philips

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. It has an auto-lock timer that ranges between 30 and 180 seconds, or you can manually lock it by holding a button on the keypad. Your fingerprint is how you’ll ultimately unlock this lock, and it boasts a 99.99% recognition rate to keep both intruders and tech frustrations away. You can also program a PIN using the more traditional keypad with this lock, making it a quality and versatile option for your home.

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Eufy Smart Lock C220 — $110 $150 27% off

A hand near the Eufy Smart Lock C220.
Eufy

The Eufy Smart Lock C220 may be controlled from anywhere using the Eufy Security app, which provides access management, real-time notifications, and event history. In addition to using the app, you can unlock the smart lock using your fingerprint, its keypad, a physical key, your Apple Watch, or your voice though Amazon’s Alexa or Google Assistant. The Eufy Smart Lock C220’s fingerprint recognition system learns after every touch, with the goal of improving precision.

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August Wi-Fi Smart Lock (4th Gen) — $153 $230 34% off

August Wi-Fi Smart Lock on brown door
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The August Wi-Fi Smart Lock easily upgrades your existing deadbolt to make it much more secure and convenient, especially as you won’t need to deal with physical keys any more. You can grant friends and family members permanent or temporary access to open the smart lock through the August app, which is also where you’ll activate auto-unlocking and auto-locking. The August Wi-Fi Smart Lock works with all of the popular digital assistants, and you can set two-factor authentication with your phone’s biometric security system for extra protection.

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Yale Assure Lock 2 — $218 $260 16% off

The Yale Assure Lock 2 installed on the outside of a door.
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The Yale Assure Lock 2 is our top choice among the best smart locks because of its gorgeous touchscreen and customizable performance, among other reasons. If you set the smart lock to auto-lock, it will lock behind you so there’s one less thing to worry about, and there are multiple ways to unlock it, including through the Yale Access App, fingerprint, passcode, or voice assistant. The app will also track who comes in and out of your home, and you can provide keyless access to visitors so they can enter even when you’re not around.

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Google Nest x Yale Smart Lock — $259 $300 14% off

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The Nest x Yale Smart Lock is a collaboration between Google’s Nest and Yale, which are two of the most trusted brands in the market for smart home security. Using the Nest app, you can check the status of your door and lock or unlock it, receive real-time alerts when the lock is opened, and give unique passcodes to family members and visitors with the option of setting a schedule on when they work. The Nest x Yale Smart Lock works with Google Assistant, and it’s very easy to install but also tamper-proof.

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More smart lock deals we love

The August Smart Lock Pro on a door.
August

If you’d like to check out other smart lock deals, take a look at the bargains that we’ve collected. Whether you want a simple device or one with all the bells and whistles, there’s something for you here, but you need to decide quickly because stocks may already be running low for some of these offers. If you take too much time thinking about it, you’re going to lose your chance at the potential savings.

Andrew Morrisey
Andrew Morrisey
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