Philips Built-in WiFi Smart Lock, Keyless Entry Door Lock with App, Touchscreen, Indicator Light, Fingerprint Door Lock — Compatible with Alexa & Google, Splash-Proof Design, Includes 8 Batteries

7 reviews for Philips Built-in WiFi Smart Lock, Keyless Entry Door Lock with App, Touchscreen, Indicator Light, Fingerprint Door Lock — Compatible with Alexa & Google, Splash-Proof Design, Includes 8 Batteries

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   Robin B – January 23, 2026

   Philips Lock: Smart Entry Done Right?
   Alright, the Philips Built-in Wi-Fi Smart Lock is pretty slick! Installation was a breeze-my husband just swapped out our old deadbolt in about 10 minutes, no special skills needed. The quality feels strong and heavy for a solid entry way lock. The keyless entry is so convenient; I love just tapping my phone to unlock it or using the fingerprint scanner- it’s very responsive and unlocks/locks within a couple seconds. Wi-Fi setup was smooth through their app, and I can share temporary codes for guests, which is super handy for neighbors and cleaning services. Real-time alerts give me updates on if the door is secure, so no more wondering if I left the door open at 2 AM. Battery life hasn’t been an issue for us this far – it takes 8 AA batteries though, so easy to replace when the time comes. Only gripe? The fingerprint reader can be picky when my fingers are wet – minor, though. Overall, worth the price for a solid smart-lock!

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   MikeBinAZ – January 23, 2026

   Fantastic!
   This lock is spectacular! It is an awesome fingerprint reader that works reliably. It also had combination codes to lock or unlock. And lastly has a key to lock or unlock. It has a great phone app that can lock or unlock your door while away. It is super easy to install and I cannot speak more highly of this lock. One of the best purchases you can make. Zero negative things about this lock. It runs on AA batteries and they last about 6 months. Worth every dime.

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   Brian D. – January 23, 2026

   Good but not great
   Works as designed – bought it to replace another lock that failed. Watched the video before I received it, so the install was easy. In fact, it was practically the reverse of removing the old lock – I was able to reuse the door jamb bolt receptacle. One thing I’m not thrilled about is the poor wi-fi connectivity, as others here mentioned. My other lock had a plug-in wi-fi module that worked all the time. With the new lock, it took 7 tries to connect as my wi-fi points are not near where the lock is installed. Even after connecting, it takes a few tries for the app to find and interact with the lock.

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   P.S.K – January 23, 2026

   quickly Access smart lock
   The Philips Built-in Wi-Fi Smart Lock is pretty slick! Easy to instal, no skills required. The quality feels strong and heavy for a solid entry way lock. The keyless entry is so convenient; I love just tapping my phone to unlock it or using the fingerprint scanner- it’s very responsive and unlocks/locks within a couple seconds. Battery life hasn’t been an issue for us this far, so easy to replace when the time comes. Overall, worth the price for a solid smart-lock!

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   T Payne – January 23, 2026

   Philips Wi-Fi lock: no subscriptions and easy to use.
   Honestly, I was a total skeptic before this but now I’m a huge fan. I used to be completely turned off by how bad the battery life usually is on Wi-Fi locks and the constant connection drops. I spent a bit of time researching and finally landed on this Philips lock. The biggest win for me? No subscription. I am so done with every piece of tech being a monthly money-grab.Installation was super easy. It connected to the app without any drama, and the app itself is actually well thought out. I had it up and running just in time for an out-of-town trip where I had a dog sitter coming by. It was great being able to see exactly when she came and went. One day she actually forgot to lock up when she left. I saw the notification and locked it myself from the app in two seconds. There is also an auto-lock setting you can use for peace of mind if you’re worried about forgetting.I’m still waiting to see if the batteries actually last the 9 months they advertise, but otherwise, this thing is a gem so far. If you’re tired of the subscription trap and want something that just works, this is it.

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   David Atkinson – January 23, 2026

   Great price for a great home security door lock!
   Looks good, was easy to install and set up the WiFi connection & fingerprint recognition “keys.” The quality is great, and it was priced unbelievably reasonable. I can’t get comment on battery life, as we just purchased and installed it. Would definitely recommend it!

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   Jason H – January 23, 2026

   Excellent wifi door handle
   I’ve had both Kwikset and Schlage electronic door locks, this is better and less expensive. I have not owned it long enough to test battery life, but they claim 9 months , which is better than most. Downside is that they use 8-AA batteries, which makes the backside thicker than other locks, but the batteries are very easy to change compared to Kwikset – no screwdriver or allen key is required.Pros – It doesn’t need a particularly strong wifi signal to work. There is no fee for the app. There is no fee to create additional codes.Cons – compared to Kwikset, there is more plastic in the construction of the body, the inside side doesn’t look as high quality.For installation – note the first time you push the reset button, it ‘learns’ whether you installed into the door left-handed or right-handed. So you cannot assemble outside the door to program it with the wifi, then move it to a location that lacks wifi , in my case it choose the wrong handedness. Easy to fix with another reset after installation.Things they should fix:a) the reset button under the cover is incredibly flimsy – you have to be careful pushing it, if you push too hard it gets stuck. When stuck, a small flathead screwdriver can be used to pry it back into the non-depressed position.b) I would prefer to keep the keypad beeps, but not have the lock voice feedback “Door unlocked” “door locked”. You cannot separately control them.