The latest version of Permanent Technologies' TineLok(TM) self-locking, vibration-resistant fastener is made from fiberglass-impregnated plastic to provide corrosion resistance and fastener weight ...

We’ve called the Wyze Lock Bolt one of the very best values in smart locks, but there was a catch: The Lock Bolt could only be locked or unlocked when you were within Bluetooth range of your door.

Wyze has officially announced the Wyze Lock Bolt — a smart lock featuring a built-in fingerprint scanner and keypad for ease of operation. The new product is now available for $70, although Cam Plus ...

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The new Wyze Lock Bolt v2 can be controlled and monitored from anywhere, and now works with your smart home. The new Wyze Lock Bolt v2 can be controlled and monitored from anywhere, and now works ...

Wyze’s latest product is something of a departure for the smart home company. The Wyze Lock Bolt is a smart lock that ditches cloud connectivity in favor of local control over Bluetooth. A rectangular ...

The sleek, new smart lock combines biometric fingerprint and remote control access with the trusted security of a mechanical key Wyze, a company known for creating products that make homes smart and ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The sleek, Bluetooth-only Wyze Lock Bolt installs easily ...

We were fans of Wyze’s original smart deadbolt from 2022—heck we even gave it an Editors’ Choice award—but it arrived with a key drawback: it only supported Bluetooth, not Wi-Fi or any other wireless ...

SEATTLE, November 18, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Wyze, a company known for creating products that make homes smart and safe, today announced the revamped Wyze Lock Bolt v2. This next-generation smart lock ...

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