Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. You might not think of door locks when you hear the name Eufy: The company is most well-known for its robotic vacuums, ...

Eufy’s fingerprint-reading lock needs some more refinement to become a top pick, but it’s darn close. When we first reviewed Eufy’s inaugural Smart Lock Touch last year, it was clear the company had ...

A nice perk of being a reviewer is that I can try different gadgets and then choose one one that’s right for me. I’ve used smart deadbolt locks for almost 10 years now, and I love the convenience of ...

Say goodbye to keys and hello to extra home security with one of today’s smart locks. It’s been a decade or so since smart locks began replacing traditional pin-and-tumbler locks on private homes, and ...

If you’re looking to beef up your home’s security, Eufy’s DIY system is a great and affordable way to get started. And today it’s even cheaper: Amazon is selling the Eufy Security Wi-Fi Video Doorbell ...

Never one to stand still for long, Anker’s Eufy Security brand unveiled three new smart home products at CES in Las Vegas today: a smart lock with 3D facial recognition, a battery-powered wall light ...

One huge advantage that you get with smart locks vs. conventional deadbolts is that you never have to carry a physical key. Instead, many smart locks have keypads for PINs and/or electronic keys, ...

CES 2021 brought some of the best new smart home tech of the year, including some incredible new smart locks from Lockly, BenjiLock, and August aimed at bolstering home security. It’s never a good ...

Eufy – the smart home brand owned by Anker – just announced the launch of the Eufy Security Video Smart Lock. A video doorbell and smart lock combo, Eufy claims that this product combines the ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Anker’s smart home brand Eufy Security today launched its latest product on Kickstarter. The $399 ...

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