The best smart locks can make your home more secure but also save you time and provide peace of mind. We tested more than a dozen smart locks to find the best.

Discover the innovative world of DIY with our latest video on crafting a unique homemade door latch! This self-locking door latch is not only practical, but it also adds a personal touch to your space ...

Door Lock Types Today’s door locks can be separated into three categories—conventional, nonconnected deadbolts; smart locks; and retrofit smart locks. Here’s what you need to know about them.

The TCL D2 Pro Palm Vein Smart Lock is a new smart home lock that allows you to unlock your door simply by holding your hand ...

Our picks of the best smart door locks include those from Yale, Schlage, Aqara, August, and Level. We’ve got picks for the best retrofit lock, the best Apple Home Key lock, the best fingerprint ...

The keypad door lock replaces an existing deadbolt in your home and allows you to lock or unlock it using the Yale Access app (on iOS or Android), a keypad code, fingerprint, Amazon’s Alexa ...

The Grade 1 designation means the B60N has passed tests for door impact, bolt strength, resistance to sawing and prying, lock cycles (250,000 lock-unlock operations), and other physical concerns.

If you're looking for a Wi-Fi smart lock that works with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant or Apple Homekit, August's device puts smarts at your door without replacing your deadbolt.

The lock offers a wide array of customizations that others don’t have, such as volume control, language options, and a feature that automatically locks the door behind you.

This portable door lock is compact, easy to use and affordable — plus, it doesn’t cause any damage to the door and, most importantly, it keeps you safe and can help you sleep better at night.

Close the door and check the clearance between the inside-latching handle and the old latch bar. Most of the time, the old latch bar can be used, but since the new lock comes with a new bar, you ...

She thinks that by locking them, "additional bolts or something" provide more strength. I say the locks simply disable the door latch from the outside and prevent someone from opening the door to ...