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How to Choose a Smart Lock
eufy smart locks let family, guests, and the dog walker in with their own fingerprint, palm, face, or code, so nobody has to carry or hide a key. Three questions narrow the choice: which door the lock goes on, who will use it, and whether you want a camera at the door.
Start with the door, because a smart lock replaces the lock that is already on it. If your front or back door has a standard single-cylinder deadbolt, every lock in this collection except the C33 and C32 fits it, since those two replace a door handle instead. If a storm door sits in front of that door, narrow the choice to the eufy Smart Lock C220, C210, or C30, because eufy does not recommend the E34, E40, S3, or S3 Max there: the outer door blocks their palm or face sensor and camera. If your door has a mortise lock, the C220, E40, and E32 list it as not supported, so check the door requirements on the product page before you buy.
Next, choose how your family will unlock the door. Almost every eufy smart lock opens with a code, so you can give a guest, cleaner, or dog walker their own code and delete it in the app when they no longer need it. For fingerprint unlocking, choose the eufy Video Smart Lock S330, Video Smart Lock E330, Smart Lock C220, or Smart Lock C33. For palm vein unlocking, which reads the veins under the skin rather than the surface of a finger, choose the eufy FamiLock E34, S3, or S3 Max. For hands-free unlocking, the eufy Smart Lock E40 recognizes your face as you walk up. If no one in your home wants biometrics, the eufy Smart Lock C30 and C210 open with a code, the app, or a key.
Then decide whether the lock should also be your doorbell camera. Among fingerprint locks, the S330 and E330 both have a camera and video doorbell: the S330 comes with an indoor chime, and the E330 connects to Wi-Fi directly without a bridge. The C220 and C33 have no camera. Among palm vein locks, the S3 and S3 Max have a camera and video doorbell, and the S3 Max adds a 4-inch screen inside the door so family can see who is outside without a phone. The E34 has no camera and runs up to 8 months per charge. The face-unlock E40 also has a camera and video doorbell.
Is it worth it to get a smart lock?
Yes, if more than one person uses your door or you often wonder whether you locked it. A smart lock lets each person in with their own code or fingerprint and keeps a record of who came and went in the app. eufy locks such as the Smart Lock C220 and FamiLock E34 connect over built-in Wi-Fi without a bridge, so you can let someone in from your phone when you are away.
Can I unlock my smart door lock using my phone?
Yes. To unlock from anywhere, the lock needs Wi-Fi, built in or through a bridge; without Wi-Fi, fingerprint and keypad unlocking still work at the door. The eufy Smart Lock C220, C210, C30, and FamiLock E34 have built-in Wi-Fi, and the Video Smart Lock S330 connects through the bridge included in the box.
Can you put a smart lock on any door?
Most smart locks replace a standard single-cylinder deadbolt, so they fit most front and back doors that already have one. Doors with mortise locks, multipoint locks, or glass panels usually need a lock made for that hardware. Before you buy, measure the backset and door thickness and compare them with the lock's spec sheet.
Does a smart lock lock automatically?
Most can, once auto-lock is turned on in the app. Some lock after a countdown you set, and others use a door sensor so the bolt extends only after the door is closed. The eufy FamiLock S3, S3 Max, and Video Smart Lock S330 use a door sensor, and you can compare more automatic door locks in our collection.
Do smart locks work if the power goes out?
Yes. eufy smart locks run on batteries, so a power outage does not stop them, though remote control through the app pauses until Wi-Fi is back. What differs is how each lock handles a flat main battery. Locks with a built-in backup battery, such as the eufy Smart Lock E40 and FamiLock E34, switch over on their own, so you can still unlock with your face, palm, fingerprint, or code. The FamiLock S3 and S3 Max keep running on 4 AAA backup batteries. Other models, such as the Video Smart Lock S330 and Smart Lock C220, can be powered from a portable charger through the emergency port or opened with the included key.
How hackable are smart door locks?
Common risks include weak passwords, old shared codes, and outdated firmware, so use a strong app password, turn on two-step verification, delete codes you no longer use, and install firmware updates. The eufy Familock S3 and FamiLock E34 store palm vein data on the lock rather than in the cloud. For more detail, see our guide on whether smart locks are safe.
What are the downsides of smart locks?
Smart locks cost more than a standard deadbolt and run on batteries you have to recharge or replace. Some do not fit mortise or non-standard doors, and remote features stop when Wi-Fi is down. Keep a backup key or code, and replace the batteries when the low-battery alert appears.
How does a smart lock work?
A smart lock uses electronic technology to control access to your door via Bluetooth or the Internet. You can unlock it with a keypad, fingerprint sensor, or voice command, or remotely through a smartphone app. The lock engages its mechanism electronically and uses encryption and secure protocols to lower the risk of unauthorized access.