What should I pay attention to when buying smart locks?

With the advent of the intelligent era, smart home products have begun to replace traditional home equipment, and smart door locks are one of them. You can open the door without a key, and it is difficult to lose it by replacing the traditional key with a mobile phone and fingers. Smart door locks can bring great convenience to people's lives. Before buying, we should also make clear a few points to avoid going astray.

Myth 1: The more functions, the better.

Consumers think that the more functions of smart locks, the better. In fact, the quality of a smart lock depends on its key function and the user's actual experience. With more functions, more product failures, unstable performance and high uncertainty, the user experience will definitely not work. The redundant and useless functional design, in addition to playing gimmicks in sales, the final sales only consume the patience of users.

Accurate function, just the right limit, smart door lock should consider the actual experience of each user.

Myth 2: The easier it is to connect with other intelligent terminals, the better.

To some extent, the connection between smart home and other terminals is one of the foundations of smart home. The concept of Internet of Things is also based on this. However, all hardware connections should have an absolute standard: security. Taking mobile phones as an example, smart homes connected with mobile phones need to rely on smart terminals such as mobile phones to achieve the purpose of control and visualization. However, due to the lack of proper security, many smart homes may be accessed by other unauthorized terminals. This is especially terrible for smart door locks. If this happens, the smart door lock is not worth an ordinary mechanical lock.

So all hardware connections should have an absolute standard: security.

Myth 3: Smart locks are safer without mechanical lock cores.

No matter what kind of lock it is, the first thing is to ensure safety. The purpose of smart lock must not deviate from this. At present, some manufacturers try to give up the traditional mechanical lock cylinder and switch to automatic switch. This practice is not worth advocating. We can't predict when electronic functions will fail.

Therefore, smart door locks should combine the dual advantages of smart locks and mechanical locks to create absolute security. Even if the electronic part fails in an emergency, the mechanical lock core can still give the strongest protection.

Myth 4: Manufacturers can guarantee the security of users' information.

In the 2 1 century, personal information security is particularly important. Of course, manufacturers have the obligation to ensure the information security of users. However, judging from the actual situation of the products after leaving the factory, it seems unreliable to blindly trust the manufacturers. Of course, the moral and technical level of the manufacturer is one reason, and more importantly, the information security is in an unfriendly environment, and anyone may leak information.

Give users the right to keep information, and achieve high information security through the extremely high information security system of the lock itself and the conscious operation of the user's APP.

Myth 5: The smarter you are, the more inconvenient it is.

Fake and shoddy products may have such a situation, which will give consumers such a misunderstanding. Many consumers are still stuck in fingerprint locks that are often unrecognizable and induction locks with frequent induction errors. In fact, smart locks have developed to a new height.

Smart door locks should fully consider the user's feelings, polish the details, strictly control the quality, ensure the quality, and truly achieve "smarter and more convenient".