Consumer Reports’ door lock ratings have test results on dozens of models, and we’ve seen that quality varies widely. Below, you’ll find some of the best locks on the market, including ...

How I found the AceMining Portable Door Lock As a woman who often travels alone, safety is always top of mind. While I’d like to trust that I’ll be safe, it never hurts to take extra precautions.

Having a connected lock on your door is as secure as a standard lock, and sometimes more. Most smart locks have the same security ratings as their non-smart counterparts (see FAQ for more details ...

The best smart locks can make life more convenient for you, guests, house sitters and repair people. We tested 14 popular smart locks and found two worth buying.

The Addalock Portable Door Lock is a top choice for use at home or while traveling. It has a compact, lightweight design that’s easy to pack into a carry-on bag, and it can be used on most doors ...

After the Lock Pro is installed, it's time to position the magnetic sensor about 0.7 to 1.5 inches away from the Lock Pro on your door frame and attach it by peeling the sticky tape liner off and ...

What to Consider Dimensions When choosing a new lock, looking at the dimensions is essential when it comes to finding your perfect fit. While the locks you'll find below are designed to fit most ...

The Yale is easy to use in the app, with a big colorful circle you tap to either lock or unlock your door. It's nice and quiet, too, and I could barely hear the lock working from outside my home.

A smart lock brings added versatility to your door, letting you open it using a keypad or smartphone app. Here's everything you need to know about smart locks.

The new smart lock from Wyze has a fingerprint sensor, and built-in keypad for easy, secure access to your home. The Wyze Lock Bolt works with Bluetooth but not Wi-Fi, so can’t connect to Amazon ...

Kwikset’s Newest Lock Has the Best Door Sensor I’ve Ever Seen The Kwikset Halo Select arrives later this fall with Matter compatibility and a magnet-based, super-slim door-status sensor.

But within a week, the lock faltered again, she said. “The lock was very loose and the door was opening consistently from the wind or because the lock wouldn’t catch,” she said.