Schlage connect smart deadbolt5/6/2023 ![]() The deadbolt mechanism itself is smooth as silk, with a tangible increase in sturdiness that sets it apart from some of the other smart locks I’ve tested. The design is certainly more timeless than other smart locks on the market, which is definitely a good thing I appreciate it when components like this don’t draw unnecessary attention to themselves. Both the lock panel and the mechanism that attaches to the back of the door are heavy metal and solid, with a beautiful finish that should feel at home on any front door. Immediately upon opening the box, I could tell that the Schlage Connect is a lock that’s built-to-last. ![]() ![]() Resistive backlit touchscreen with matte finishĭoes Schlage’s entry in the smart lock field live up to the hype? Read on to find out.It also claims to be extremely secure, with notoriously tough hardware and a built-in 90db+ siren to discourage tampering. The Schlage Connect Deadbolt claims to be a heavy-duty deadbolt with three different ways to engage the lock: by key, by passcode, and by integration with a Z-Wave compatible smart home hub. We’ve already explored one of the best Bluetooth locks on the market ( read our review of the Kwikset Kevo), so today I want to review a competing product from Schlage that approaches the smart lock concept from a different angle. We frequently forget to lock doors, and there’s nothing worse than boarding a plane while you worry about a thief trying on your underwear. If you’re considering the journey to a smart home, one of the first components you’ll probably consider is upgrading your front door with a smart lock. ![]() Disclaimer: The folks at Schlage very generously provided a Connect unit for this review. ![]()
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