Powered by ultra-wideband, the next generation of smart locks will turn your phone into a key — that you never have to use.

Instead of a thumb turn to lock and unlock your door, the Lock Pro has a button you press to engage the device. You can press the button for two seconds to stop automatic locking. The Lock Pro ...

Many of the deadbolt locks tested by Consumer Reports lack the level of protection you might want or expect. In our labs, a few well-placed kicks or a couple of minutes under assault from a ...

Prism+ is best known for displays, not locks — and putting a hole in your door for an experiment isn't for the faint of heart. But that's what I did, so you don't have to be a guinea pig. Thankfully, ...

simply press your finger against the lock to open your door. NFC cards or tags Some smart locks come with NFC cards or tags, ...

The best smart locks offer keyless convenience without sacrificing security. You can use yours to automatically open up when you're carrying shopping to the door, to give access to loved ones who ...

The Philips smart door lock gives you a plethora of choices ... I found the Philips lock to be very responsive to my finger presses, though it was a little slow to turn on; you have to hold ...