LAS VEGAS (January 8, 2019) – The Kwikset® brand of Spectrum Brands, Inc. – Hardware & Home Improvement Division introduces its first-ever Wi-Fi smart locks at CES 2019. Joining the brand’s ...

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Lake Forest, Calif. — Kwikset launched its first stand-alone touchscreen-equipped electronic deadbolt, which joins a model that integrates with home-automation systems and is sold only though ...

Smart lock maker Yale was an early player in the smart lock market and remains a strong competitor, offering a wide selection of locks and door hardware. As its name states, the Yale Assure Lock 2 Key ...

LAS VEGAS – Kwikset brand of Spectrum Brands, Inc. – Hardware and Home Improvement Division, the leader in residential security, will unveil the company’s first keyway-less touchscreen deadbolt at ISC ...

Postmodern in design, this is one of the best-looking locks on the market (at least on the outside). But you’ll have to wait for a connected version. Turns out Yale isn’t the only company working on a ...

The Touchscreen Deadbolt from Schlage provides the option to go keyless and boosts convenience with customized temporary access codes for parents, friends, kids or the cleaning service. A sense of ...

Yale adds a new lock to its line-up and expands its hooks to other popular home security ecosystems. It also deepens ties with sister company August. Rich Brown Former Senior Editorial Director - Home ...

Kwikset’s SmartCode 916 touchscreen electronic deadbolt at around $249 features a capacitive touchscreen to enter numeric codes for keyless entry. The touchscreen senses every touch immediately for ...

Whether people admit it or not, everyone has lost their keys at some point in their life. Not only is it inconvenient, but even making copies of the original key can lead to poor imitations. Instead ...

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