Great to hear!

Good observation

Good point!

Glad you liked it, I'll look into the recharging process.

Doubt it will do more than 6 months. With a high activity zone and many false triggers. I bet it’s 3 months of battery. I have a couple eufy cams. Their Ai isn’t the best so there will be lots of false triggers.

It won't disappoint!

It says that they can connect to Google assistant on their website in the FAQs..Meaning you can use Google to lock or unlock the door with a command. What they don't say is can you get the video feed to a Google nest hub ?

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the feedback!

It's still a great deal :)

Have you found a good 3 point lock like this?

@@larsulainen Unfortunately not

Take a look at the nuki smartlock, it just installs on your existing lock with the key in place and it just turns the key. The best thing about this is, you can still unlock the door with your key from the outside. This one just seems dumb, what if the battery goes down, oops can’t enter my home now. Just stupid tech this smart lock.

3 point locks i Denmark require you to pull up the handle to engage the top and bottom "hooks" in the door.

@@Applause1982 aaaahh that won’t work then, that sucks =\

Great to hear!

My mom has a eufy video doorbell. It’s been months, still going strong.

it's a great purchase!

YES!!

Hope you enjoy!

You'll love it

It is! I'm a happy customer

Yes, one can manually twist the knob while inside for both locking and unlocking.

You won't be disappointed

It really is!

Glad you liked it!

It does? Did you even watch the video? lol . . .

@@domsom9995 I’m saying if you charge the lock and then forgot to charge it after it does. You get locked out

I think it's retailing for $399 when it's live in stores.

It's still a new launch so I'd be careful with putting my money here. IMO, Lockly's Vision Elite is superior. It's their predecessor to the Vision so it's definitely a proven smart lock. A bit on the premium side but worth the extra money

Keep me posted! Would love to hear your experience

@@SteveDOES FYI - they just gave an update today to one of my comments in Kickstarter: "It works on metal doors. We did the testing again and will update our testing result in a few days. Thank you."

Same

Bummer!

Believe it was may it’s now delayed till October and according to indigogo there’s no official production model still soo probably not going to make it

It really is!

It won't let you down!

Me too :)

It does not at this time.

@@SteveDOES thanks Steve!

@@SteveDOES thanks for your reply Steve

This is the one you'll use to order. eufy-video-smart-lock.kckb.st/cbcf252e

@@SteveDOES ok

Do it bro! I think you'll like it :)

Oh no!

Not ideal, but definitely not a deal breaker

@@SteveDOES for me it is because of poor placement of outdoor outlets. But after I wrote that message I saw on another channel that the USB is on the exterior so that you can charge it if it’s dead and you’re locked out. So it makes sense in that respect.

This goes for any door frame that is equal to or greater than 2 inches.

how its a door

sadly, anybody who wants into a house can get in pretty easily if they are willing to do things like rip a lock off or simply break a window. most people still have basic locks that can just as easily be pried off by somebody willing to do some damage to get in. hell, any modern cordless drill with an auger or hole saw bit can simply drill a giant hole in a door in a few seconds, allowing somebody to reach through and unlock. that shouldnt stop people from having locks though. a video doorbell coupled with a couple other cameras/lights around the home would be ideal and could help scare would be intruders away. have a couple flood lights and motion sensors in the right place to let them know "we see you". maybe what is more needed is a door with nothing on the front but a simple drawer pull type handle. have the locking be done completely internally via bluetooth, rfid or some other method. nothing to pry off and reach through may help some. then its just a matter of what to do when you forget your keys. maybe just keep the numpad/camera part combined but not on the door directly connected to the locking mechanism? probably lots of things that could work, lots that wouldnt. either way somebody who is determined will probably still find a way in if they really want. just the harsh reality of life and living around other people who arent always good people.

@@turdferguson7686 it isn't necessarily if it is unbreakable it's... "how much time do I have to get the family in one room and a gun drawn... and can I hear it happening?"

@@Cstegg my solution for that was a gun in every room lol but i dont have kids to worry about finding a loaded gun. and i also live in a pretty safe, low crime area as i live basically in the middle of a retirement community. turns out the blue hairs arent out breaking into peoples homes too often.

A lock only keeps a honest person honest. No home lock is gonna hold against a pry bar numb nuts.

Consumer Reports rated two Eufy locks among their best, including in tests where they tried to kick and force doors open. Also, if someone really wants to break in, they just need to break a window.