Testseek.co.uk have collected 17 expert reviews of the Dog&Bone LockSmart and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Dog&Bone LockSmart.
May 2016
(83%)
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The editors liked
Easy to setup
Shared access
Long battery life
Notifications
The editors didn't like
Needs to be charged
Connection occasionally hangs
Still pricey for a padlock
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Published: 2016-01-20, Author: Stephen , review by: techradar.com
Easy to setup, Shared access, Long battery life, Notifications
Needs to be charged, Connection occasionally hangs, Still pricey for a padlock
Though it's pricey, Dog & Bone's LockSmart is an impressive, reliable device that will change the way you look at padlocks forever...
The LockSmart Keyless Bluetooth Padlock frees you from worrying about keys or combinations, but the procedures for sharing access are unnecessarily awkward...
Abstract: Home automation is the wave of the future. Keys are so 1990s. I actually don't carry a single key in my pocket. My home has keyless entry and my car keyless start. The Dog & Bone LockSmart is a Bluetooth controlled padlock that allows the user to unlock t...
Extremely heavy-duty enclosure and internals, Nicely designed and weatherproofed, Great user management and logging, Access can be shared and controlled without having to go to the lock, once it is set up
Occasionally looses connection through bluetooth, Device is expensive
Published: 2015-12-22, Author: Jeremy , review by: 9to5mac.com
Abstract: Thanks to Nest and other “smart home” accessory developers, wirelessly controlled appliances and security accessories are rapidly becoming mainstream. Garage and home doors have gone wireless, adding Bluetooth locks and remote controls, so it's no surpris...
Abstract: Padlocks may sound old-fashioned, but there's nothing to compare with snapping on a lock to provide oneself with a feeling of security. Add to the lock's makeup a physical construction that is impervious to being banged up and it's "safety 101" wherever i...
Abstract: If you're the kind of person that carries valuable tools around with them, or that rides a bike and parks it in a public place, you're setting yourself up for grief. Anyone can pick locks with a little practice. But what if you equipped yourself with a pa...
Abstract: The lack of a physical key as a backup is a little disconcerting, but the LockSmart does its best to ensure you're not left in the lurch. It's rechargeable via micro-USB and promises up to two years or 3,000 unlocks before it needs a recharge, with a pop-...
