There is also no official retailer for the August smart lock in the UK, but you are able to find it online. You will also have to splash some extra cash to get the Wi-Fi Bridge to allow you access to the lock via the app. There is no display on the lock, so you cannot manually override it if you forget your phone. However there are some cons, there is no key backup meaning if the lock fails, you are locked out completely. The pros of the August Smart Lock are easy to see full control and access through the app, it uses Bluetooth rather than relying on Wi-Fi and it’s very easy to install. This only works in close range, if you want to use the notification features and send keys you will need buy the Wi-Fi bridge, which costs an extra £33. The August lock works mostly through Bluetooth rather than Wi-Fi, which means it has the added benefit of still working even if there is a power cut or your internet isn’t working. This also allows you to send and cancel digital keys as you need to, you can also keep an eye on who’s coming in and out of your house by turning on notifications. Like all the other smart locks it is completely keyless, and uses an app that you can get on iPhone and android phones. The price for the August smart lock is a little steep, but you do get what you pay for. We will run you through some of the best Wi-Fi door locks out there and see if you can find one that right for you.

Whether or not you get one is personal preference, if you can barely use a smart phone then, having a Wi-Fi door lock that uses your phone may not be the best option. With technology advancing in leaps and bounds, it was only a matter of time before someone came up with a keyless door lock that you could unlock with your phone. The new trend in door locks is the Wi-Fi door lock.

Wifi vs bluetooth smart lock