Best Fingerprint Smart Lock (2026): 5 Keyless Picks

Last updated: November 9, 2026

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Fumbling for keys with arms full of groceries, or worrying that the kids will lose theirs, are two good reasons to go keyless. A fingerprint smart lock opens with a touch, and most also offer a keypad code, a phone app and a backup key. The best fingerprint smart lock reads fingers quickly and reliably in all weather, offers several backup ways in, and is built to resist forced entry.

We compared the most popular fingerprint locks on reader speed and accuracy, backup entry methods, smart-home compatibility, security grading, installation and battery life. Here are our picks for 2026.

How we chose: This guide is research-based. We compared manufacturer specs and security grades, device security guidance from the FTC, and official product pages from Yale, Ultraloq, Lockly, Aqara and eufy. We then scored each lock with our five-point rating system. We have not tested these locks in person. Check your door’s thickness and backset before buying, and renters should ask their landlord first.

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Our top picks

Our top picks at a glanceAlways keep a backup way in

Fingerprint lock	Smart home	Score	Buy link
Yale Assure Lock 2 TouchBest overall	Wi-Fi, Matter or Z-Wave module	9	Check price
Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro WiFiBest value	Built-in Wi-Fi; Alexa, Google, SmartThings	8.6	Check price
Lockly Secure Pro Deadbolt (Latest Version)Best keypad security	Included Wi-Fi hub; Alexa, Google	8.5	Check price
Aqara Smart Lock U200Best for Apple Home	Matter over Thread	8.4	Check price
eufy Smart Lock C220Best budget pick	Built-in Wi-Fi; Alexa, Google	8.2	Check price

The best fingerprint smart locks, reviewed

Best overall

Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch

9/10

EntryFingerprint, keypad, app, Auto-Unlock, key (on keyed models)
FingerprintsBuilt-in fingerprint reader
Smart homeWi-Fi or Z-Wave versions; Yale Access app
ExtrasAuto-Lock with DoorSense
Price$299.99 (Wi-Fi) at Yale

Yale’s Assure Lock 2 Touch combines a fingerprint reader with a keypad, app control, hands-free Auto-Unlock and, on keyed versions, a backup key. You can share and track entry codes in the Yale Access app.

It has Auto-Lock with DoorSense, which knows whether the door is actually closed. Yale sells it in Wi-Fi and Z-Wave versions, and the Wi-Fi model costs $299.99 at Yale. It is more expensive than budget brands.

What we like

Fast, accurate fingerprint reader
Multiple ways to unlock
Swappable Wi-Fi, Matter or Z-Wave modules
Trusted lock brand

Watch out for

Pricier
Wi-Fi uses more battery
Grade 2, not Grade 1

Best for: Most homeowners who want a reliable, well-built lock.

Skip it if: You are on a tight budget.

Check price on Amazon Price range: $299.99

Best value

Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro WiFi

8.6/10

EntryFingerprint, keypad, app, key
FingerprintsUp to 100 (2 per user, 50 users)
Smart homeBuilt-in Wi-Fi; Alexa, Google, SmartThings, IFTTT
SecurityTwo-layer 128-bit AES encryption, IP65
Power4 AA batteries (3 to 6 months on Wi-Fi)

Ultraloq’s U-Bolt Pro WiFi packs a fingerprint reader, a keypad, app control and a backup key into an affordable deadbolt. It stores up to 100 fingerprints (2 per user, 50 users) and uses two-layer 128-bit AES encryption.

The WiFi version connects straight to your router with no bridge and works with Alexa, Google Assistant, SmartThings and IFTTT. The trade-off is battery life: Ultraloq rates the WiFi model at 3 to 6 months on four AA batteries. It is IP65 rated and costs $179.99 at Ultraloq.

What we like

Up to 100 fingerprints
No bridge needed
Wide smart home support
Low price

Watch out for

Short battery life on Wi-Fi
Bulkier exterior than Yale
No Apple Home support

Best for: Budget-minded homeowners.

Skip it if: You want a slim, premium look.

Check price on Amazon Price range: $179.99

Best keypad security

Lockly Secure Pro Deadbolt (Latest Version)

8.5/10

EntryFingerprint, PIN Genie keypad, app, key
Fingerprints3D sensor, 0.2-second recognition
Smart homeBuilt-in 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi (no hub); Alexa, Google
SecurityShuffling keypad digits; ANSI Grade 2 standards, IP65
Power4 AA batteries

Lockly’s PIN Genie keypad shuffles the position of the numbers, so smudges and onlookers cannot reveal your code. The latest Secure Pro has a new 3D fingerprint sensor that Lockly says recognizes you in 0.2 seconds.

It now has built-in Wi-Fi, so no hub is needed, and it includes a wired door sensor that shows whether the door is open or closed. It works with Alexa and Google Assistant, is IP65 rated and built to ANSI Grade 2 standards. It costs $309.99 at Lockly.

What we like

Shuffling keypad hides your code
Door sensor included
Wi-Fi hub included
Up to 10 months per set of batteries

Watch out for

Pricey
Installation takes more steps
No Apple Home support

Best for: People worried about code snooping.

Skip it if: You want a small, simple lock.

Check price on Amazon Price range: $309.99

Best for Apple Home

Aqara Smart Lock U200

8.4/10

EntryFingerprint keypad, PIN, Apple home keys, NFC, app, key
ConnectivityThread, Bluetooth 5.1, NFC
Smart homeMatter over Thread (needs a Thread border router)
SecurityRetrofit; keeps your existing exterior key; keypad IPX5
PowerLock: rechargeable Li-ion or 4 AA; keypad: 4 AAA or wired

Aqara’s U200 supports Apple home keys, so you can tap your iPhone or Apple Watch to unlock. Its outdoor keypad adds fingerprint and PIN entry, plus NFC.

It is a retrofit lock that fits over your existing deadbolt, so you keep your key. It connects over Thread and Bluetooth, and Aqara says you need a Matter controller with a Thread border router for third-party smart homes. The lock runs on an Aqara rechargeable battery or four AA batteries. It costs $169.99 at Aqara.

What we like

Apple Home Key support
Matter works across platforms
Rechargeable lock battery
Keeps your existing key

Watch out for

Needs a Thread hub for remote access
Check door and cylinder compatibility
Bulky on the inside

Best for: Apple users who want tap-to-unlock.

Skip it if: You have no smart-home hub.

Check price on Amazon Price range: $169.99

Best budget pick

eufy Smart Lock C220

8.2/10

EntryFingerprint, keypad, app, voice, key
FingerprintsUnlocks in under 1 second, self-learning AI
Smart homeBuilt-in Wi-Fi; Alexa and Google
SecurityBHMA Grade 3
Power8 AA batteries (about 8 months)

eufy’s C220 brings fingerprint, keypad and built-in Wi-Fi to a low price, with no bridge needed. It offers five ways to unlock: fingerprint, app, keypad, voice with Alexa or Google, and a physical key.

eufy says eight AA batteries last about eight months, and it is BHMA Grade 3 certified after more than 100,000 lock cycles. It does not work with Apple Home or Matter. It costs $169.99 at eufy. eufy has had privacy issues with its cameras in the past, so use strong account security.

What we like

Low price
Built-in Wi-Fi
Long battery life
Easy install

Watch out for

Grade 3, the entry security level
No auto-unlock
Past brand privacy issues

Best for: First-time smart lock buyers on a budget.

Skip it if: You want premium construction.

Check price on Amazon Price range: $169.99

Side-by-side comparison

	Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch	Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro WiFi	Lockly Secure Pro Deadbolt (Latest Version)	Aqara Smart Lock U200	eufy Smart Lock C220
Best for	Best overall	Best value	Best keypad security	Best for Apple Home	Best budget pick
Connection	Wi-Fi, Matter or Z-Wave module	Built-in Wi-Fi	Built-in Wi-Fi	Matter over Thread	Built-in Wi-Fi
Apple Home	Not listed	No	No	Yes, with Home Key	No
Security grade	Not listed	Not listed	Grade 2	Retrofit	Grade 3
Batteries	4 AA	4 AA	4 AA	Rechargeable or 4 AA	8 AA
Price	$299.99	$179.99	$309.99	$169.99	$169.99
Our score	9	8.6	8.5	8.4	8.2

How to choose a fingerprint smart lock

1. Check your door

Measure door thickness and backset (the distance from the door edge to the center of the lock hole). Most smart deadbolts fit standard doors, but check the specs.

2. Insist on backups

Fingerprint readers can struggle with wet, cold or worn fingers, and batteries die. Choose a lock with a keypad and a physical key or emergency power option.

3. Look at security grading

ANSI/BHMA grades rate lock strength and durability. Grade 2 or better is a good target for front doors.

4. Match your smart home

Pick a lock that works with your voice assistant or Apple, Google or Alexa home. Matter support works across all of them.

5. Consider battery life

Wi-Fi locks drain batteries faster. Look for low-battery alerts and an easy way to change or charge them.

Smart lock security tips

A smart lock is only as secure as its setup. The FTC recommends strong account security for connected devices. Also:

Enroll two fingers per person in case one gets cut or wet.
Use a long keypad code and give guests temporary codes that expire.
Turn on two-factor authentication for the lock’s app.
Replace batteries as soon as you get a low-battery alert.
Reinforce the door frame and strike plate; the strongest lock is only as good as the door.

Frequently asked questions

Are fingerprint door locks secure?

Good ones are. Fingerprint readers are hard to fool, and quality locks are graded for strength. Pair them with a strong door frame and secure app settings.

What happens if the batteries die?

Most locks warn you weeks ahead. If they die, use the backup key, or touch a 9-volt or USB power source to the emergency terminals on some models.

Do fingerprint locks work in the cold or rain?

Most work in normal weather, but very cold, wet or dirty fingers can slow recognition. A keypad backup helps.

Can renters install a fingerprint lock?

Ask your landlord first. Some locks replace the whole deadbolt, while retrofit locks keep the existing exterior lock.

How many fingerprints can a smart lock store?

Many store dozens to 100 fingerprints, enough for the whole family and regular helpers.

Can kids use fingerprint locks?

Yes. Fingerprints are easier for kids than remembering keys or codes, though young children’s fingerprints may need re-enrolling as they grow.

The bottom line

For most homes, the Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch is the best fingerprint smart lock, with a fast reader, multiple backups and flexible smart-home support. Choose the Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro for value, the Lockly Secure Pro for its snoop-proof keypad, the Aqara U200 for Apple Home Key, or the eufy C220 on a budget.

More for a secure home: see the best smart locks for renters, the best DIY home security system, or browse all Smart Locks and Alarms guides.

Sources

Featured photo: ‘Keypad door lock’ by rafael-castillo, licensed under CC BY 2.0.

Best Fingerprint Smart Lock (2026): 5 Keyless Picks

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