Wyze Lock: WiFi & Bluetooth-Enabled Smart Door Lock for Keyless Entry, Compatible with Amazon Alexa & Google Assistant, Fits Most Deadbolts, Certified for Humans Device with Wyze Gateway Included

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Canada on Oct 23, 2023

Amazon Customer: It is great got it hookup no problem. Got it hook up to one phone. Can't hook up the second phone.

Canada on Sep 30, 2023

Josalyne H.: I watch dogs for my friends often, and I needed something where I could let them into my house remotely to drop off/pick up their dogs without handing out a bunch of keys to people. It works perfectly for that purpose. I am able to unlock my door from my work office 15km away, and I have Wyze Cams to watch the dogs, and watch my friends pick up their pooches.

My door jamb is a little janky from the people who lived there before kicking the door in for whatever reason. If the door is just closed normally, the lock gets a little stuck on the jamb and sets off the "Door Jammed" alarm, but if you apply some pressure on the door as it's locking, it locks perfectly. I can't fault the lock for my crappy door, but the alarm is annoying (especially since my roommate can't seem to figure out the "apply pressure" thing and she sets it off every time she uses the door). Again, can't fault the lock for that.

While it may work fine for my intended use, I have never been able to get the auto-unlock to work when I arrive back home. I just use the app to unlock the door from my parking spot and come in. It would be nice if the auto-lock worked so I didn't have to use the app or my...

Canada on May 14, 2021

APKAFD: So let me start this off by saying I have gone through 5 other smart lock door locks starting back from the August 2nd gen, Schlage Homekit lock, all the way to the regular keypad lock and the Wyze door lock tops them all!

Installation was a breeze! If you have installed a deadbolt before you can install this, if not wyze has a video that breaks everything down and everything you need is inside the box besides the screwdriver. Now if you are like me that came from a already smart lock like the Schlage Homekit lock then you will need to buy a new deadbolt lock kit as the wyze lock needs a regular deadbolt lock to work. (You can find a good deadbolt lock for less than $20)

Once the wyze lock is installed you plug in the little wifi dongle into an outlet. Make sure this dongle is plugged in close to the lock buy also has good wifi connection as this dongle is what's going to control the lock via a remote connection and tell it when to auto unlock when you get home. I would say most problems people have with this lock is either due to poor wifi where the dongle is located or the dongle is located to far away from the lock itself. (keep it within 10 ft of the lock if you...

United States on Feb 20, 2021

Marc Cedeno: Easy! Lock pieces + instructions + door + prgramming= 30 minutes. Installation was a breeze. All the pieces came in the box which included a screwdriver and 4 Duracell batteries. The phone app literally walks you through the entire process. the lock was made from excellent materials (plastic and metal) and all fit together nicely. I live in an apartment and using this option was great. (The fancier/expensive locks weren't really an option because both sides of the lockset would need to be replaced). This option was perfect.

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Plugged the gateway into a wall socket and paired it with the Wyze app on my android. Placed the tape that came in the screw bag on the front of the lock so it keeps it in place. removed the rear thumb-screw assembly. placed the new lock plate that came with the new lock using the old lock screws (the new lock screws were too short). dogged the screws down making sure not to overtighten (the design has a sliding notch with floating metal gaskets that slide to ensure a snug fit. the back lock motor/battery backing slides perfectly onto the backplate. There are two tiny screws on each side that holds it snugly against the door. the are two tiny...

United States on Feb 02, 2021

Z3PHIR: At home, we have a Schlage Sense and have been praising it for a couple of years! My father recently asked about it because he is worried if he falls and unable to get up, he'd like to use a verbal command to unlock the door for the ambulance. My dad is an old fashioned kinda guy and not good with tech but since I bought him an Echo Show, I wanted to find a lock that works with Alexa and the Schlage Sense does not (unless you pay for an extremely over-priced hub on top of the overpriced lock)....no thanks. After some research, I found the Wyze Smart Lock and was surprised by the low price (immediately thought, what's wrong with it). Honestly, I am loving this lock more than the Schlage at home!

I love how the door automatically locks after 60 seconds, makes me feel better in case my father forgets to lock the door at bedtime. I have the app on my own phone which helps so I don't have to pull out my keys especially when bringing him groceries or dinners and our hands are full. Unfortunately, the geofencing feature has never worked once for us and I use geofencing at home and they always work. Last, the main reason my father wanted it was for Alexa and this feature works...

Canada on Dec 19, 2020

Double-E: I have watched the wyze lock got a while and decided to give it a try after my Yale real living touchscreen lock seemed to fail. I am incredibly disappointed in the Yale lock ast was very slow to work with and had almost no features other than being able to connect it to my HomeKit app. It seemed to suddenly start draining batteries and failed to connect to my network anymore. It was useless.
I was skeptical about wyze after my experience with Yale but tried it out and have been impressed so far. It was very easy to connect to my kwikset deadbolt. Setup was fast and it has been very nice to work with so far. Way faster to respond than the Yale lock. The door position sensing is very good and it integrated with Alexa instantaneously (from my other wyze products being linked already). I haven’t tried the Auto Unlock yet as I am not sure if i need that in the house.

Ima sure wyze will continue to add functionality but so far it’s great. It would be nice to see some better options for rules in the wyze app. For example, I’d like to record motion if the lock is unlocked manually but I don’t really care about Auto Unlock because that only happens for my house if...

United States on Sep 13, 2020

Ralphael: Update: The Wyze App must be at the home page and not at the lock setting page. For auto unlock to work, you have to exit the location radius of your home. Upon return, once you enter the location radius of home which is usually a city square block you have 10 minutes to get within range of your door. When you are within range of your door your bluetooth will tell the lock that you are there and the lock will unlock. Today I tested that out and rushed up to my apartment and lo and behold I heard my door whine and unlocked ceremoniously!!. I was surprised and delighted. To supplement my door lock, I bought the Wyze Keypad that is available in Amazon.com US with a shipping fee of 2x the price but at least I will have a keypad that is more useful to me when the lock locks me out of my apartment without a phone.
Update again: the wyze app needs location services on all the time executing in your background apps and that uses up a lot of battery. My Wyze app had been on for 3 days straight and my iPhone ask if I would re-consider. I don't know the answer to this, but perhaps turn on location services for Wyze app before you leave home and turn it back off when you are home. The wyze...

Canada on Sep 01, 2020