But its high price is justified by its unique attributes, including its trim appearance and its flexible access options (including the app, Apple home keys and keycard). One drawback to the Level Lock+ is its price. Level told us it will add support for the new home network standard Matter this year, and when it does, the company expects to support Google Home as well. The Level Lock+ lacks integrated Wi-Fi, but it can connect to Amazon Alexa over Bluetooth if you have an Amazon device that supports Amazon Sidewalk (such as the Ring Video Doorbell). Level also offers an optional $79 keypad that adds key code support. You can also use keycards (two are included) to unlock the door. When they are gone, you can delete the key so it can’t be used again. You can also email keys to a guest before they arrive, so they can enter when you aren’t there.
Just walk up to the lock, hold your iPhone or Apple Watch (Series 4 or later) up to the lock and touch the outside.Īndroid users will need to use the Level app to receive a key, but the app makes it easy to add authorized users and to revoke access at will. With an iPhone using Apple home keys, granting access is simpler still, since iOS 15 and up can bypass the Level app and store the encrypted key in Apple Wallet. Once authorized, you can just walk up to the door, tap the outside of the lock (leaving the phone in your pocket) and the lock will open. Or you can use Level’s mobile app to allow entry to anyone using an iPhone or Android phone that has the app installed. The lock comes with a physical key (it includes two standard keys) and keycards that you program through the Level mobile app and tap on the front of the lock to open. The big benefit to the Level Lock+ is its flexibility: It offers more ways than most competitors to open your lock. Finally, the thumb turn fits on the back with a magnet. A screw holds the front and back parts of the lock together, and bolts go through the lock mechanism. The Level Lock+ was easy to install, with its components fitting snugly into the borehole and over a latch on the bolt mechanism. The lock lacks any logos or branding, with a standard keyway and thumb turn. This means all the complicated stuff is invisible and tucked away, leaving the lock’s design looking clean and elegant, and as normal as any other standard lock.
Where most smart locks have a large back that holds the batteries, the electronics and the motors that move the deadbolt, the Level Lock+ fits all this into a tiny mechanism that fits in the borehole of your door, in the same space where the bolt mechanism fits on a manual lock. Instead of having complex technological elements visible on the lock itself, the Level Lock+ takes an innovative approach to hiding all its tech and mechanical bits inside the lock. The Level Lock+ offers several smart options for unlocking a door, but you can also use a.
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