Smart Door Locks & Entry — 100 Products for Safer, Keyless Access

 

Smart door locks have transformed the way homeowners, landlords, offices and short-term rental operators manage entry. Instead of relying entirely on traditional keys, modern locks can offer combinations of PIN codes, fingerprints, smartphones, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, RFID cards, physical keys and, on compatible systems, smart-home automation.

The most important decision is choosing the right type of lock for the door. Some products replace an existing deadbolt, while retrofit models can operate the existing lock without replacing the exterior hardware. Connectivity also varies: some locks work locally through Bluetooth or keypad access, while Wi-Fi-enabled models can provide remote management.

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Quick Comparison

Category	Typical Price	Best For
Smart deadbolts	$50–$300+	Main residential doors
Keyless locks	$40–$250	Homes without traditional keys
Fingerprint locks	$50–$300+	Fast biometric entry
Wi-Fi locks	$70–$350+	Remote access
Bluetooth locks	$40–$250	Local smartphone access
Keypad locks	$30–$250	Families and rental properties
Smart door handles	$50–$250+	Lever-handle doors
Garage door controllers	$25–$150	Smart garage access
Smart entry systems	$100–$500+	Complete access management

1. Smart Deadbolts

Smart deadbolts are designed to replace or upgrade conventional deadbolt locks. They are particularly suitable for front doors, rental properties and homes where homeowners want electronic access without completely redesigning the door.

1. Schlage Encode Plus Smart Wi-Fi Deadbolt

• Type: Smart deadbolt

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Keypad, app control and smart-home integration

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $250–$350

• Best for: Premium residential security

2. Yale Assure Lock 2

• Type: Smart deadbolt

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on module

• Feature: Keypad and configurable connectivity

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$300

• Best for: Flexible smart-home installations

3. Kwikset Halo Wi-Fi Smart Lock

• Type: Smart deadbolt

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Keypad and remote management

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$200

• Best for: Connected homes

4. eufy Smart Lock C220

• Type: Smart deadbolt

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Fingerprint, keypad, app and key access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $100–$150

• Best for: Multi-method entry

5. Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro WiFi

• Type: Smart deadbolt

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Fingerprint, keypad and smartphone access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $120–$180

• Best for: Fingerprint access

6. Aqara U100 Smart Lock

• Type: Smart deadbolt

• Connection: Bluetooth/Thread depending on configuration

• Feature: Fingerprint and keypad access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $180–$250

• Best for: Smart-home enthusiasts

7. August Wi-Fi Smart Lock

• Type: Retrofit smart lock

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Smartphone control while retaining existing exterior hardware

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Renters and retrofits

8. Wyze Lock Bolt

• Type: Smart deadbolt

• Connection: Bluetooth

• Feature: Fingerprint and keypad entry

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $70–$100

• Best for: Budget fingerprint access

9. Tapo DL110 Smart Door Lock

• Type: Smart deadbolt

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on configuration

• Feature: Keypad and remote management

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $70–$150

• Best for: Affordable smart-home upgrades

10. Lockly Secure Pro

• Type: Smart deadbolt

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: PIN, fingerprint and smartphone access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $200–$300

• Best for: Advanced residential entry

11. Schlage Arrive Smart Wi-Fi Deadbolt

• Type: Smart deadbolt

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Keypad and remote control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Connected front doors

12. Sifely Smart Lock

• Type: Electronic deadbolt

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on hub

• Feature: Keypad, app and access codes

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $50–$120

• Best for: Rental properties

2. Keyless Locks

Keyless locks eliminate the need to carry a traditional key for everyday entry. They are useful for families, rental properties, offices and homes where multiple people need controlled access.

13. Yale Assure Key-Free Lock

• Type: Keyless smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on module

• Feature: Keypad entry without a traditional keyhole

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Key-free households

14. Schlage Encode Keyless Smart Lock

• Type: Keyless deadbolt

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Touchscreen keypad and remote access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $200–$300

• Best for: Main entrances

15. Kwikset SmartCode Keyless Deadbolt

• Type: Electronic deadbolt

• Connection: Local electronic operation

• Feature: Programmable access codes

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $80–$150

• Best for: Basic keyless entry

16. Yale Assure Lever

• Type: Keyless lever lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on version

• Feature: Keypad entry

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Lever-handle doors

17. TEEHO Keyless Entry Door Lock

• Type: Electronic keypad lock

• Connection: Standalone

• Feature: Multiple PIN codes

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $30–$60

• Best for: Budget buyers

18. Veise Keyless Entry Door Lock

• Type: Keypad deadbolt

• Connection: Standalone

• Feature: Backlit keypad and auto-lock

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $30–$70

• Best for: Affordable home upgrades

19. Hornbill Keyless Smart Lock

• Type: Electronic door lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: PIN and app access

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $50–$120

• Best for: Rental properties

20. Smonet Keyless Entry Lock

• Type: Electronic smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: PIN and smartphone access

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $60–$150

• Best for: Homes and offices

21. HARFO Keyless Entry Lock

• Type: Electronic door lock

• Connection: Standalone

• Feature: PIN and RFID options

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $50–$120

• Best for: Guest access

22. GeekTale Keyless Entry Door Lock

• Type: Smart keypad lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: App and code access

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $40–$100

• Best for: Budget smart homes

23. HEANTLE Keyless Door Lock

• Type: Electronic door lock

• Connection: Bluetooth depending on model

• Feature: PIN and app entry

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $40–$100

• Best for: Bedrooms and rental units

3. Fingerprint Locks

Fingerprint locks use biometric recognition to identify authorized users. They are particularly attractive when you want quick entry without remembering PIN codes or carrying keys.

24. Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro

• Type: Fingerprint smart deadbolt

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on version

• Feature: Fingerprint, keypad and app access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $120–$180

• Best for: Biometric home entry

25. eufy Smart Lock Touch

• Type: Fingerprint smart lock

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Fingerprint, keypad and app

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $100–$180

• Best for: Family homes

26. eufy Smart Lock C220

• Type: Fingerprint deadbolt

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Fingerprint and PIN access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $100–$150

• Best for: Multi-user entry

27. Lockly Secure Pro

• Type: Biometric smart lock

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Fingerprint and PIN access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $200–$300

• Best for: Advanced access control

28. Lockly Vision Elite

• Type: Smart biometric entry system

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Fingerprint, PIN and integrated camera

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $300–$500

• Best for: High-end entry monitoring

29. Aqara U100

• Type: Fingerprint smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Thread

• Feature: Fingerprint, keypad and smart-home integration

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Connected homes

30. TEEHO TE002 Fingerprint Deadbolt

• Type: Fingerprint deadbolt

• Connection: Standalone

• Feature: Fingerprint and keypad entry

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $40–$70

• Best for: Budget biometric entry

31. Smonet Fingerprint Smart Lock

• Type: Biometric door lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: Fingerprint and PIN

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $60–$150

• Best for: Rental properties

32. Veise Fingerprint Smart Lock

• Type: Biometric keypad lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: Fingerprint and code entry

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $50–$120

• Best for: Homes and offices

33. Philips EasyKey Fingerprint Lock

• Type: Biometric smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/app depending on model

• Feature: Fingerprint and PIN access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$300

• Best for: Premium doors

34. Kaadas Fingerprint Smart Lock

• Type: Biometric door lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: Fingerprint, PIN and card access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$350

• Best for: Modern homes and offices

4. Wi-Fi Locks

Wi-Fi locks are useful when remote access is a priority. Depending on the product, users may be able to manage access codes, check lock status or control the lock remotely through an app.

35. Schlage Encode Plus

• Type: Wi-Fi smart deadbolt

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Remote control and keypad

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $250–$350

• Best for: Premium smart homes

36. Kwikset Halo Wi-Fi

• Type: Wi-Fi smart lock

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Remote management and keypad codes

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$200

• Best for: Remote access

37. Yale Assure Lock 2 Wi-Fi

• Type: Wi-Fi smart deadbolt

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Keypad and app control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $170–$300

• Best for: Flexible smart homes

38. eufy Smart Lock C220

• Type: Wi-Fi smart lock

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Remote access and fingerprint entry

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $100–$150

• Best for: Remote property management

39. Ultraloq U-Bolt Pro WiFi

• Type: Wi-Fi biometric lock

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Fingerprint, PIN and app

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $120–$180

• Best for: Smart-home entry

40. August Wi-Fi Smart Lock

• Type: Retrofit Wi-Fi lock

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Remote locking and unlocking

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Existing deadbolts

41. Tapo DL110

• Type: Smart Wi-Fi lock

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Keypad and remote access

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $70–$150

• Best for: Budget smart homes

42. Aqara U50 Smart Lock

• Type: Connected smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi via hub depending on configuration

• Feature: Keypad and app access

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $100–$180

• Best for: Connected entry systems

43. Level Lock+

• Type: Smart deadbolt

• Connection: Bluetooth/other smart-home connectivity depending on version

• Feature: Discreet smart-lock design

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $250–$350

• Best for: Minimalist interiors

44. Lockly Secure Pro Wi-Fi

• Type: Wi-Fi smart lock

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Fingerprint and PIN access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $200–$300

• Best for: Advanced users

45. Schlage Arrive Smart Wi-Fi Deadbolt

• Type: Wi-Fi deadbolt

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: App and keypad control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Connected households

5. Bluetooth Locks

Bluetooth locks can be useful when you primarily want smartphone-based or local wireless access without necessarily requiring a continuous Wi-Fi connection at the lock.

46. August Smart Lock

• Type: Retrofit smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on setup

• Feature: Smartphone control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $100–$200

• Best for: Retrofit installations

47. Yale Assure Lock 2 Bluetooth

• Type: Smart deadbolt

• Connection: Bluetooth

• Feature: App and keypad access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Local smart access

48. Kwikset SmartCode 913

• Type: Electronic smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth depending on configuration

• Feature: Programmable codes

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $80–$150

• Best for: Keypad users

49. Aqara U100

• Type: Bluetooth smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Thread

• Feature: Fingerprint and smartphone access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Smart-home enthusiasts

50. Wyze Lock Bolt

• Type: Bluetooth biometric lock

• Connection: Bluetooth

• Feature: Fingerprint and keypad

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $70–$100

• Best for: Budget users

51. SwitchBot Lock Pro

• Type: Retrofit smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth

• Feature: Motorized existing lock control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $100–$180

• Best for: No-drill retrofits

52. Nuki Smart Lock

• Type: Retrofit smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: Smartphone-based access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$300

• Best for: European-style doors

53. Level Lock

• Type: Invisible-style smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth

• Feature: Smartphone access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $200–$300

• Best for: Minimalist homes

54. SwitchBot Lock

• Type: Retrofit smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth

• Feature: App-controlled existing deadbolt

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $80–$150

• Best for: Renters

55. Eufy Smart Lock Bluetooth

• Type: Electronic smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth

• Feature: Smartphone and keypad access

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $100–$180

• Best for: Local smart entry

56. Lockly Bluetooth Smart Lock

• Type: Smart entry lock

• Connection: Bluetooth

• Feature: Smartphone and PIN access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$300

• Best for: Advanced entry control

6. Keypad Locks

Keypad locks are among the simplest electronic entry systems. They are especially useful when several people need access because each person can use a PIN rather than sharing a physical key.

57. Schlage Encode Smart Wi-Fi Deadbolt

• Type: Keypad deadbolt

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Programmable access codes

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $200–$300

• Best for: Families and rentals

58. Kwikset Halo Touch

• Type: Electronic keypad/biometric lock

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth depending on version

• Feature: Touch and biometric access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Keyless households

59. Kwikset SmartCode 270

• Type: Keypad lock

• Connection: Electronic

• Feature: Programmable PINs

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $50–$100

• Best for: Basic keyless entry

60. Yale Assure Keypad Lock

• Type: Smart keypad deadbolt

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on version

• Feature: PIN-based entry

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Families

61. TEEHO Keypad Deadbolt

• Type: Electronic keypad lock

• Connection: Standalone

• Feature: Backlit keypad and auto-lock

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $30–$60

• Best for: Budget installations

62. Veise Keypad Deadbolt

• Type: Keypad deadbolt

• Connection: Standalone

• Feature: PIN entry

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $30–$70

• Best for: Rental units

63. Smonet Keypad Smart Lock

• Type: Keypad door lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: PIN and app access

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $60–$130

• Best for: Guest access

64. Hornbill Keypad Smart Lock

• Type: Smart keypad lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: PIN and app management

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $50–$120

• Best for: Short-term rentals

65. HARFO Keypad Door Lock

• Type: Electronic keypad lock

• Connection: Standalone

• Feature: PIN and RFID access

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $50–$120

• Best for: Offices and rentals

66. GeekTale Keypad Smart Lock

• Type: Electronic smart lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: Keypad and app control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $40–$100

• Best for: Budget smart homes

67. Philips EasyKey Keypad Lock

• Type: Electronic keypad lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/app depending on model

• Feature: PIN and card access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$300

• Best for: Premium residential entry

7. Smart Door Handles

Smart handles and lever locks are useful for doors that do not use traditional deadbolts. They are common choices for interior rooms, apartments, offices, bedrooms and some exterior doors.

68. Yale Assure Lever

• Type: Smart lever lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: Keypad entry

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Lever-style doors

69. Schlage Encode Smart Wi-Fi Lever

• Type: Smart door handle

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Keypad and app control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $200–$300

• Best for: Connected homes

70. Schlage FE595 Keypad Lever

• Type: Electronic keypad lever

• Connection: Standalone

• Feature: Programmable codes

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $70–$120

• Best for: Interior and exterior doors

71. Kwikset SmartCode Lever

• Type: Electronic lever lock

• Connection: Electronic

• Feature: Programmable access codes

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $70–$130

• Best for: Keyless entry

72. Aqara U300 Smart Lock

• Type: Smart lever lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Thread depending on configuration

• Feature: Fingerprint and keypad access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Lever-handle doors

73. Ultraloq Latch 5

• Type: Smart lever lock

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on configuration

• Feature: Fingerprint and keypad entry

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Modern homes

74. TEEHO Keypad Door Handle

• Type: Electronic door handle

• Connection: Standalone

• Feature: PIN access

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $30–$60

• Best for: Bedrooms and offices

75. Smonet Smart Door Handle

• Type: Smart lever handle

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: Fingerprint, PIN and app options

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $60–$150

• Best for: Rental properties

76. Veise Smart Door Handle

• Type: Electronic lever lock

• Connection: Bluetooth depending on model

• Feature: Fingerprint and keypad options

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $50–$120

• Best for: Residential doors

77. Kaadas Smart Lever Lock

• Type: Premium smart handle

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: Fingerprint and PIN access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$300

• Best for: Modern apartments

78. Philips EasyKey Smart Handle Lock

• Type: Smart door handle

• Connection: Bluetooth/app depending on model

• Feature: Fingerprint and PIN access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$300

• Best for: Premium residential entry

8. Garage Door Controllers

Garage door controllers can turn a compatible conventional garage door opener into a connected system. They are useful for checking garage status, controlling access remotely and integrating garage access into broader home automation.

79. Chamberlain myQ Smart Garage Control

• Type: Smart garage controller

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Smartphone garage control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $30–$60

• Best for: Connected garage doors

80. Meross Smart Garage Door Opener

• Type: Smart garage controller

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Remote garage control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $30–$50

• Best for: Budget smart garages

81. Tailwind iQ3 Smart Automatic Garage Controller

• Type: Smart garage controller

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Automated access and smartphone control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $70–$100

• Best for: Automated garages

82. myQ Smart Garage Video Keypad

• Type: Smart garage access keypad

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: PIN access and video monitoring

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $100–$150

• Best for: Garage entry management

83. Genie Aladdin Connect

• Type: Smart garage controller

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Remote garage monitoring

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $40–$70

• Best for: Genie-compatible openers

84. Nexx Garage NXG-200

• Type: Smart garage controller

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Smartphone and voice control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $50–$100

• Best for: Connected garages

85. eKyro Smart Garage Door Opener

• Type: Smart garage controller

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Remote control and notifications

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $30–$50

• Best for: Budget installations

86. GarageMate Smart Garage Controller

• Type: Garage controller

• Connection: Bluetooth

• Feature: Smartphone-based garage control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $50–$80

• Best for: Local smartphone control

87. Refoss Smart Garage Door Opener

• Type: Smart garage controller

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: App and remote operation

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$40

• Best for: Affordable smart garages

88. Meross Smart Garage Door Opener MSG100

• Type: Smart garage controller

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Remote control and status monitoring

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $30–$50

• Best for: Existing garage openers

9. Smart Entry Systems

Smart entry systems combine multiple access methods or components into a broader access-control solution. They can be especially useful for larger homes, rental properties, offices, small businesses and properties with multiple users.

89. eufy Smart Lock + Video Doorbell System

• Type: Smart entry system

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Lock and doorbell integration

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $200–$400

• Best for: Front-door monitoring

90. Lockly Vision Elite

• Type: Smart lock/video entry system

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Fingerprint, PIN and video monitoring

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $300–$500

• Best for: High-end homes

91. Ring Video Doorbell + Smart Lock Setup

• Type: Connected entry system

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Doorbell monitoring plus smart access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $200–$500+

• Best for: Connected front doors

92. Yale Assure Lock 2 + Yale Access System

• Type: Smart access system

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi

• Feature: Remote access and entry-code management

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $200–$400

• Best for: Families and rental properties

93. Aqara Smart Lock + Hub System

• Type: Smart entry ecosystem

• Connection: Zigbee/Thread/Wi-Fi depending on components

• Feature: Lock, sensor and automation integration

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $200–$500+

• Best for: Advanced smart homes

94. Ultraloq Smart Lock + Bridge

• Type: Smart access system

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi

• Feature: Fingerprint, PIN and remote access

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$300

• Best for: Multi-user homes

95. SwitchBot Lock Pro + Keypad + Hub

• Type: Retrofit smart entry system

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi

• Feature: Existing-lock retrofit with keypad and remote control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $150–$250

• Best for: Renters and retrofits

96. Sifely Smart Lock + Gateway

• Type: Smart access system

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi

• Feature: PIN, card and app access

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $80–$200

• Best for: Rental properties

97. TTLock Smart Lock + Gateway

• Type: Digital access system

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi gateway

• Feature: PIN, smartphone and temporary access

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $70–$200

• Best for: Apartments and rentals

98. Tuya Smart Lock + Gateway

• Type: Smart access system

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi

• Feature: App, PIN and biometric options depending on model

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $60–$200

• Best for: Custom smart-home systems

99. ZKTeco Smart Access Control System

• Type: Electronic access-control system

• Connection: Network/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: PIN, RFID and biometric options

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150–$500+

• Best for: Offices and businesses

100. Commercial RFID Smart Access Control System

• Type: Electronic entry system

• Connection: Wired/networked depending on configuration

• Feature: RFID cards, keypad and access management

• Quality: Commercial

• Price: About $100–$400+

• Best for: Offices, apartments and commercial properties

How to Choose the Right Smart Door Lock

1. Decide Whether You Need a Retrofit or Replacement

This is one of the first decisions to make.

A full replacement smart lock replaces the existing deadbolt or handle. This gives you a completely integrated electronic lock.

A retrofit lock operates the existing lock from the inside. This can be attractive for renters or homeowners who want to preserve the exterior appearance and existing key hardware. August and SwitchBot are examples of the retrofit approach.

2. Choose Your Preferred Entry Method

Different users have different priorities.

Fingerprint: Convenient for people who frequently enter and leave.

Keypad: Excellent for families, cleaners, guests and rental properties.

Smartphone: Useful when you want app-based access.

Physical key: Useful as a backup where the lock supports it.

RFID card: Useful for hotels, offices and managed properties.

The best locks often combine several methods rather than forcing you to rely on just one.

3. Decide Whether You Need Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi becomes particularly valuable when remote access matters. For example, a property owner may want to manage access while away from the property.

However, not every smart lock needs Wi-Fi. Bluetooth, keypad and fingerprint systems can provide local access without requiring the same type of internet connection.

4. Check Door Compatibility

Before purchasing, measure and inspect:

• Door thickness

• Existing deadbolt dimensions

• Backset

• Door-edge configuration

• Deadbolt type

• Handle or lever configuration

• Available space around the lock

• Whether the door swings correctly

• Whether the lock is intended for interior or exterior use

A smart lock can have excellent specifications but still be unsuitable if it does not physically fit the door.

5. Check Smart-Home Compatibility

If you already use Alexa, Google Home, Apple Home, SmartThings or another platform, check compatibility before purchasing.

Some locks support multiple ecosystems, while others are designed around a specific platform. Compatibility can also depend on purchasing an additional hub or connectivity module.

6. Consider Battery Management

Electronic locks generally depend on batteries or another power source. Check:

• Battery type

• Expected battery life

• Low-battery warnings

• Emergency power options

• Physical-key backup where applicable

• Whether the lock remains usable locally if internet access is unavailable

This is particularly important for a main entrance.

7. Look for Access-Code Management

For families and rental properties, access-code management can be more useful than simple remote unlocking.

A good system may allow different codes for different people, temporary codes for guests and the ability to remove access when someone no longer needs it.

8. Consider Security Certifications

For a primary exterior door, look for recognized lock-security standards and certifications appropriate to your market. BHMA ratings, for example, are commonly used when evaluating residential lock strength and durability.

Do not choose a lock solely because it has the most smart features. The mechanical security of the lock remains important.

Best Smart Locks by Buyer Intent

Best for premium homes: Schlage Encode Plus, Yale Assure Lock 2 and Level Lock products.

Best for fingerprint access: eufy, Ultraloq, Aqara and Lockly models.

Best for renters: August and SwitchBot retrofit locks.

Best budget option: Wyze, TEEHO and Veise models.

Best for rental properties: Keypad locks with temporary or individual access codes.

Best for remote property management: Wi-Fi-enabled locks.

Best for minimalist interiors: Level-style concealed smart locks.

Best for offices: RFID, keypad and commercial access-control systems.

Best for garages: myQ, Meross, Genie Aladdin Connect and Tailwind controllers.

Smart Door Lock Buying Checklist

Before ordering, check:

• Door type

• Door thickness

• Deadbolt dimensions

• Backset

• Lock orientation

• Exterior weather exposure

• Keyed or key-free design

• Fingerprint capability

• Keypad capability

• Smartphone access

• Bluetooth connectivity

• Wi-Fi connectivity

• Smart-home compatibility

• Matter support where required

• Hub requirements

• Battery type

• Emergency power option

• Backup key

• Number of supported users

• Temporary access codes

• Auto-lock capability

• Installation requirements

• Warranty

• Local security certification requirements

Smart Door Locks for Different Properties

Family Home

A fingerprint and keypad lock can provide convenient access for family members while reducing dependence on physical keys.

Rental Property

A Wi-Fi keypad lock with temporary codes can make guest and cleaner access easier to manage.

Apartment

A compact retrofit lock can be attractive when you do not want to make major changes to the existing door.

Office

A keypad, RFID or biometric system may be more appropriate when several employees require controlled access.

Garage

A smart garage controller can turn an existing compatible garage opener into a remotely managed system.

Luxury Home

A premium lock combined with a video doorbell, smart sensors and automated lighting can create a more comprehensive entry system.

Final Buying Tip

Do not choose a smart lock simply because it has the largest number of features. Start with the door itself, then decide how you want people to enter.

If you want simple access, choose a keypad lock. If convenience is the priority, consider fingerprint entry. If you need remote management, choose Wi-Fi. If you are renting or want to preserve your existing hardware, consider a retrofit lock. For larger properties, combine locks with doorbells, sensors, cameras and access-management systems.

Smart locks are increasingly available with combinations of fingerprint recognition, keypad access, mobile apps, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and smart-home integration, giving buyers considerably more choice than traditional keyed locks.

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Smart Lighting — 100 Products for a Smarter Home

 

Smart lighting has become one of the easiest ways to make a home more convenient, comfortable and energy-conscious. From simple smart bulbs to advanced switches, dimmers, outdoor lights and motion-activated systems, there are options for bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, offices, gardens, entrances and entertainment spaces.

The right product depends on the type of lighting you already have, the connection you prefer, the smart-home ecosystem you use and the level of automation you want. Many smart lighting products can be controlled from a smartphone, while compatible devices can also support voice commands and automated routines.

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Quick Comparison

Category	Typical Price	Best For
Smart bulbs	$8–$40	Everyday room lighting
Color-changing bulbs	$10–$50	Entertainment and mood lighting
White smart bulbs	$8–$35	Simple automated lighting
Smart LED strips	$15–$80	Accent lighting
Smart lamps	$20–$150+	Bedrooms, desks and living rooms
Smart switches	$15–$60	Whole-room control
Smart dimmers	$20–$70	Adjustable lighting
Outdoor smart lights	$20–$150+	Gardens, patios and entrances
Motion-activated lights	$15–$100+	Security and convenience

1. Smart Bulbs

Smart bulbs are among the easiest ways to begin building a smart lighting system. They can replace conventional bulbs while adding app control, scheduling and, depending on the model, voice control, dimming and color adjustment.

1. Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance A19

• Type: Smart LED bulb

• Connection: Bluetooth/Zigbee

• Feature: Dimmable white and millions of colors

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $40

• Best for: Advanced smart-home lighting

2. Philips Hue White Ambiance A19

• Type: Tunable-white smart bulb

• Connection: Bluetooth/Zigbee

• Feature: Adjustable white color temperature

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $25

• Best for: Bedrooms and living rooms

3. Wyze Bulb Color

• Type: Color smart bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Adjustable colors and brightness

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $15–$25

• Best for: Affordable colorful lighting

4. TP-Link Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Bulb

• Type: Smart LED bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: App and voice control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Budget smart homes

5. Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Multicolor Bulb

• Type: Multicolor smart bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Dimming and color control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $15–$25

• Best for: Living rooms

6. Sengled Smart LED Bulb

• Type: Smart LED bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth depending on model

• Feature: Remote control and scheduling

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$25

• Best for: First-time smart lighting buyers

7. Govee Smart Light Bulb

• Type: RGB smart bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Color effects and app control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Entertainment lighting

8. Amazon Basics Smart A19 LED Bulb

• Type: Smart LED bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: App and voice control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Alexa-oriented households

9. Meross Smart Wi-Fi LED Bulb

• Type: Smart LED bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Dimming and remote control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Connected lighting on a budget

10. Nanoleaf Essentials Smart Bulb

• Type: Smart LED bulb

• Connection: Thread/Bluetooth depending on model

• Feature: Color and white-light adjustment

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $20–$30

• Best for: Modern smart-home ecosystems

11. Wiz Connected Color Bulb

• Type: RGB smart bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Color scenes and scheduling

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Affordable smart scenes

12. Feit Electric Smart Wi-Fi LED Bulb

• Type: Smart LED bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Remote control and scheduling

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Everyday home lighting

2. Color-Changing Bulbs

Color-changing bulbs are designed for users who want more than ordinary illumination. They can create different moods for entertainment, relaxation, parties or bedrooms.

13. Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance BR30

• Type: RGB smart bulb

• Connection: Bluetooth/Zigbee

• Feature: Millions of colors

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $45

• Best for: Recessed and accent lighting

14. Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance GU10

• Type: Smart spotlight bulb

• Connection: Bluetooth/Zigbee

• Feature: Adjustable colors

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $50

• Best for: Accent lighting

15. Govee RGBIC Smart Bulb

• Type: Color-changing bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Dynamic lighting effects

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $15–$25

• Best for: Gaming rooms

16. Wyze Bulb Color BR30

• Type: Color-changing flood bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Color and brightness adjustment

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$30

• Best for: Living areas

17. Kasa Smart Color Changing Bulb

• Type: RGB smart bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Scenes and scheduling

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $15–$25

• Best for: Bedrooms

18. Sengled Multicolor Smart LED Bulb

• Type: RGB bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth depending on model

• Feature: Adjustable colors

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $15–$30

• Best for: Mood lighting

19. Wiz Color Smart Bulb

• Type: RGB smart bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Preset scenes and scheduling

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Budget buyers

20. Nanoleaf Essentials Color Bulb

• Type: Smart color bulb

• Connection: Thread/Bluetooth

• Feature: Dynamic color scenes

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $20–$30

• Best for: Smart-home enthusiasts

21. Meross Smart RGB Bulb

• Type: RGB smart bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Remote color control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $12–$25

• Best for: Affordable color lighting

22. Linkind Smart Color Bulb

• Type: RGB smart bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth depending on model

• Feature: Dimming and color selection

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Budget installations

23. Tapo Smart Wi-Fi Multicolor Bulb

• Type: RGB smart bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Color, brightness and scheduling

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Connected households

3. White Smart Bulbs

White smart bulbs are ideal when you want automation without necessarily needing colorful lighting. Tunable-white models can provide warmer or cooler shades depending on the activity.

24. Philips Hue White A19

• Type: Smart white LED bulb

• Connection: Bluetooth/Zigbee

• Feature: Dimming and smart control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $15–$25

• Best for: Everyday lighting

25. Philips Hue White Ambiance A19

• Type: Tunable-white bulb

• Connection: Bluetooth/Zigbee

• Feature: Warm-to-cool white adjustment

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $25–$35

• Best for: Bedrooms and offices

26. Amazon Basics Smart A19

• Type: White smart bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Remote and voice control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Alexa homes

27. Wyze Bulb White

• Type: Smart white bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Dimming and scheduling

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Budget lighting

28. Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Bulb KL110

• Type: Dimmable smart bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: App and voice control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Basic automation

29. Sengled Smart White Bulb

• Type: Smart LED bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth depending on model

• Feature: Dimming and schedules

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Bedrooms

30. Tapo Smart Wi-Fi Bulb

• Type: White smart bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Scheduling and remote control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Affordable automation

31. Wiz Tunable White Smart Bulb

• Type: Tunable-white bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Adjustable color temperature

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Home offices

32. Meross Dimmable Smart Bulb

• Type: Smart white bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Dimming and app control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: Everyday use

33. Feit Electric Smart Dimmable Bulb

• Type: Smart LED bulb

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Dimming and schedules

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $10–$20

• Best for: General household lighting

34. GE Cync Smart White Bulb

• Type: Smart LED bulb

• Connection: Bluetooth/Wi-Fi depending on model

• Feature: Dimming and automation

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $12–$25

• Best for: Smart-home upgrades

4. Smart LED Strips

LED strips are particularly useful behind televisions, under cabinets, around desks, inside entertainment centers and along architectural features.

35. Philips Hue Lightstrip Plus

• Type: Smart LED strip

• Connection: Bluetooth/Zigbee

• Feature: Color and brightness control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $80

• Best for: Premium accent lighting

36. Govee RGBIC LED Strip

• Type: Addressable LED strip

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Multiple colors and effects

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$50

• Best for: Entertainment rooms

37. Govee M1 Matter-Compatible Light Strip

• Type: Smart LED strip

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Matter depending on configuration

• Feature: Dynamic colors

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $50–$80

• Best for: Modern smart homes

38. Nanoleaf Essentials Lightstrip

• Type: Smart LED strip

• Connection: Thread/Bluetooth

• Feature: Color scenes

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $50–$70

• Best for: Connected lighting

39. Tapo Smart Wi-Fi Light Strip

• Type: RGB smart strip

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: App control and effects

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$40

• Best for: Bedrooms

40. Kasa Smart LED Light Strip

• Type: Smart RGB strip

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Color and scheduling

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$40

• Best for: TV backlighting

41. Meross Smart LED Light Strip

• Type: RGB LED strip

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Remote control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$35

• Best for: Budget installations

42. Wyze Light Strip

• Type: Smart LED strip

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Adjustable brightness and colors

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$40

• Best for: Accent lighting

43. Wiz Smart LED Strip

• Type: RGB smart strip

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Color scenes and scheduling

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$40

• Best for: Home entertainment

44. Sengled Smart LED Strip

• Type: Smart RGB strip

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth depending on model

• Feature: Color effects

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$40

• Best for: Mood lighting

45. LIFX Lightstrip

• Type: Premium smart LED strip

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: High-quality color effects

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $60–$100

• Best for: Enthusiasts

5. Smart Lamps

Smart lamps combine lighting with furniture-friendly designs. They can work well as bedside lamps, desk lamps, reading lights and decorative lighting.

46. Philips Hue Go Portable Table Lamp

• Type: Portable smart lamp

• Connection: Bluetooth/Zigbee

• Feature: Color lighting

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $100–$150

• Best for: Flexible room lighting

47. Philips Hue Iris

• Type: Smart accent lamp

• Connection: Bluetooth/Zigbee

• Feature: Color projection

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $100

• Best for: Decorative lighting

48. Govee Table Lamp 2

• Type: Smart RGB lamp

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Color effects

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $60–$100

• Best for: Bedrooms

49. Govee Smart LED Desk Lamp

• Type: Smart desk lamp

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Adjustable lighting

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $30–$60

• Best for: Home offices

50. Amazon Echo Glow

• Type: Smart multicolor lamp

• Connection: Alexa ecosystem

• Feature: Color-changing lighting

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $30–$50

• Best for: Children's rooms

51. Philips Hue Signe

• Type: Smart floor/table lamp

• Connection: Bluetooth/Zigbee

• Feature: Gradient lighting

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $200+

• Best for: Designer interiors

52. Nanoleaf Lines

• Type: Modular smart lighting

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Animated color scenes

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $100–$200

• Best for: Gaming rooms

53. Nanoleaf Shapes

• Type: Modular wall lighting

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Interactive color effects

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $100–$200

• Best for: Feature walls

54. Govee RGBIC Floor Lamp

• Type: Smart floor lamp

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Color effects and scenes

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $70–$150

• Best for: Living rooms

55. Philips Hue Play Light Bar

• Type: Smart accent lamp

• Connection: Bluetooth/Zigbee

• Feature: Color synchronization

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $60–$130

• Best for: TV and entertainment setups

56. Sengled Smart Floor Lamp

• Type: Smart floor lamp

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth depending on model

• Feature: Dimming and color control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $50–$100

• Best for: Living rooms

6. Smart Switches

Smart switches can be a better option when you want to automate existing ceiling fixtures or multiple bulbs rather than replacing every bulb.

57. Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Light Switch

• Type: Smart wall switch

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Remote switching and schedules

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $15–$30

• Best for: Whole-room automation

58. Kasa Smart Dimmer Switch

• Type: Smart dimmer

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Remote dimming

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$35

• Best for: Dimmable fixtures

59. Leviton Decora Smart Switch

• Type: Smart wall switch

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: App and voice control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $30–$50

• Best for: Permanent installations

60. Lutron Caseta Smart Switch

• Type: Smart switch

• Connection: Wireless proprietary ecosystem

• Feature: Reliable lighting automation

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $30–$70

• Best for: Whole-home lighting

61. Tapo Smart Wi-Fi Light Switch

• Type: Smart switch

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Scheduling and remote control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $15–$30

• Best for: Budget installations

62. Meross Smart Wi-Fi Wall Switch

• Type: Smart wall switch

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: App and voice control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $15–$30

• Best for: Affordable automation

63. GE Cync Smart Switch

• Type: Smart light switch

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth depending on model

• Feature: Remote control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$40

• Best for: Connected homes

64. Aqara Smart Wall Switch

• Type: Smart wall switch

• Connection: Zigbee

• Feature: Automation and scene control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $25–$50

• Best for: Sensor-based automation

65. Philips Hue Wall Switch Module

• Type: Smart switch module

• Connection: Zigbee

• Feature: Smart control while retaining Hue functionality

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $40–$50

• Best for: Philips Hue homes

66. Leviton Decora Smart Wi-Fi Switch

• Type: Smart switch

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Scheduling and remote control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $30–$50

• Best for: Professional-looking installations

67. Shelly Plus 1PM

• Type: Smart relay

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: In-wall automation and power monitoring

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $15–$30

• Best for: Advanced DIY automation

7. Smart Dimmers

Smart dimmers provide finer control over brightness and can be particularly useful in bedrooms, dining areas, living rooms and entertainment spaces.

68. Lutron Caseta Diva Smart Dimmer

• Type: Smart dimmer

• Connection: Caseta wireless ecosystem

• Feature: Smooth brightness control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $60

• Best for: Premium installations

69. Kasa Smart Wi-Fi Dimmer HS220

• Type: Smart dimmer

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: App and voice dimming

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$30

• Best for: Budget buyers

70. Leviton Decora Smart Wi-Fi Dimmer

• Type: Smart wall dimmer

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Remote brightness control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $30–$50

• Best for: Modern homes

71. Tapo Smart Wi-Fi Dimmer

• Type: Smart dimmer

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Scheduling and brightness adjustment

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$35

• Best for: Affordable automation

72. Meross Smart Wi-Fi Dimmer

• Type: Smart dimmer switch

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: App and voice control

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$35

• Best for: Smart-home upgrades

73. GE Cync Smart Dimmer

• Type: Smart dimmer

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Remote dimming

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $25–$40

• Best for: Existing fixtures

74. Aqara H1 Smart Wall Dimmer

• Type: Smart wall dimmer

• Connection: Zigbee

• Feature: Smart scene automation

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $30–$50

• Best for: Sensor-driven homes

75. Philips Hue Dimmer Switch

• Type: Wireless smart dimmer

• Connection: Zigbee

• Feature: Physical brightness control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $20–$30

• Best for: Hue installations

76. Legrand Radiant Smart Tru-Universal Dimmer

• Type: Universal smart dimmer

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Broad lighting compatibility

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $40–$60

• Best for: Advanced installations

77. Zooz Z-Wave Dimmer

• Type: Smart in-wall dimmer

• Connection: Z-Wave

• Feature: Automation and scene control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $25–$40

• Best for: Z-Wave smart homes

8. Outdoor Smart Lights

Outdoor smart lighting can be used for patios, gardens, pathways, balconies, entrances and entertaining areas. Always check weather-resistance ratings and installation requirements before buying.

78. Philips Hue Lily Outdoor Spot Light

• Type: Smart outdoor spotlight

• Connection: Zigbee/Bluetooth

• Feature: Color and white lighting

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $100–$150

• Best for: Landscaped gardens

79. Philips Hue Calla Outdoor Bollard

• Type: Smart pathway light

• Connection: Zigbee/Bluetooth

• Feature: Color and brightness control

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $100+

• Best for: Pathways

80. Ring Smart Lighting Pathlight

• Type: Smart outdoor pathway light

• Connection: Ring ecosystem

• Feature: Motion-triggered lighting

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $35–$60

• Best for: Walkways

81. Ring Smart Lighting Spotlight

• Type: Outdoor spotlight

• Connection: Ring ecosystem

• Feature: Motion activation

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $40–$60

• Best for: Outdoor security

82. Govee Outdoor String Lights

• Type: Smart decorative lighting

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Color effects

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $50–$100

• Best for: Patios

83. Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights

• Type: Permanent outdoor LED system

• Connection: Wi-Fi/Bluetooth

• Feature: Programmable colors

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $100–$300

• Best for: Exterior accent lighting

84. Kasa Smart Outdoor Plug

• Type: Outdoor smart power controller

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Schedule outdoor lighting

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$30

• Best for: Automating existing outdoor lights

85. Philips Hue Lily XL Outdoor Spotlight

• Type: Smart outdoor spotlight

• Connection: Zigbee/Bluetooth

• Feature: Color lighting

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $150

• Best for: Large gardens

86. Nanoleaf Outdoor String Lights

• Type: Smart outdoor string lighting

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Programmable scenes

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $100+

• Best for: Entertainment spaces

87. Wyze Cam Floodlight Pro

• Type: Smart floodlight/camera system

• Connection: Wi-Fi

• Feature: Motion-activated illumination with security monitoring

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $100–$150

• Best for: Driveways and entrances

88. Ring Smart Lighting Bridge

• Type: Outdoor lighting controller

• Connection: Ring ecosystem

• Feature: Connects compatible outdoor lighting

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $50

• Best for: Ring outdoor lighting systems

9. Motion-Activated Lights

Motion-activated lighting is useful when you want lights to respond automatically to movement. It can be especially useful around entrances, garages, pathways, stairways and outdoor areas.

89. Ring Smart Lighting Motion Sensor

• Type: Smart motion sensor

• Connection: Ring ecosystem

• Feature: Motion-triggered automation

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $30–$40

• Best for: Smart outdoor lighting

90. Philips Hue Outdoor Sensor

• Type: Outdoor motion sensor

• Connection: Zigbee

• Feature: Motion-triggered lighting

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $50

• Best for: Hue outdoor systems

91. Philips Hue Motion Sensor

• Type: Indoor motion sensor

• Connection: Zigbee

• Feature: Automated lighting

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $40–$50

• Best for: Hallways and bathrooms

92. Aqara Motion Sensor P1

• Type: Smart motion sensor

• Connection: Zigbee

• Feature: Motion detection and automation

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $20–$30

• Best for: Automated rooms

93. TP-Link Tapo T100 Smart Motion Sensor

• Type: Smart motion sensor

• Connection: Tapo ecosystem

• Feature: Motion-triggered automation

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $15–$25

• Best for: Affordable automation

94. Eufy Security Motion Sensor

• Type: Smart motion sensor

• Connection: Eufy ecosystem

• Feature: Motion alerts and automation

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$30

• Best for: Security lighting

95. GoveeLife Motion Sensor

• Type: Smart motion sensor

• Connection: Govee ecosystem

• Feature: Motion-triggered automation

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $15–$25

• Best for: Indoor smart lighting

96. YoLink Motion Sensor

• Type: Long-range smart sensor

• Connection: YoLink

• Feature: Motion detection

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$30

• Best for: Large properties

97. eufy Outdoor Motion Sensor

• Type: Outdoor smart sensor

• Connection: Eufy ecosystem

• Feature: Outdoor movement detection

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $30–$50

• Best for: Gardens and entrances

98. Lutron Caseta Motion Sensor

• Type: Smart motion sensor

• Connection: Lutron ecosystem

• Feature: Occupancy-based lighting

• Quality: Premium

• Price: About $20–$50

• Best for: Automatic indoor lighting

99. GE Cync Motion Sensor

• Type: Smart motion sensor

• Connection: Cync ecosystem

• Feature: Motion-triggered lighting

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $20–$30

• Best for: Bedrooms and hallways

100. Tapo T110 Smart Contact Sensor

• Type: Smart entry sensor

• Connection: Tapo ecosystem

• Feature: Door/window-triggered automation

• Quality: Good

• Price: About $15–$25

• Best for: Entryway lighting automation

How to Choose the Right Smart Lighting

1. Decide Between Bulbs and Switches

Smart bulbs are convenient because installation is usually as simple as replacing an existing bulb and connecting it to the appropriate app or ecosystem.

Smart switches are different. They automate the existing lighting fixture and can control multiple bulbs or ceiling lights from one location. Installation can require electrical knowledge, so check the product's wiring requirements or use a qualified electrician where appropriate.

2. Check the Connection

Smart lighting may use Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, Z-Wave, Thread or a proprietary ecosystem. Wi-Fi products can be convenient because they may connect directly to the home network, while hub-based systems can offer different approaches to managing multiple devices.

Amazon notes that many smart-home Wi-Fi devices use the 2.4 GHz band, so checking your network compatibility before buying can prevent installation problems.

3. Check Smart-Home Compatibility

If you already use Alexa, Google Home, Apple Home or another platform, look for explicit compatibility before buying.

For Alexa users, products carrying the "Works with Alexa" designation are intended to work with the Alexa ecosystem. Alexa can also provide voice control, brightness adjustment, color or temperature adjustment and automated routines for compatible lighting products.

4. Consider Matter

Matter can make it easier to integrate compatible smart-home devices across supported ecosystems. However, not every smart bulb, switch or strip supports Matter, so check the individual product specifications before purchasing.

5. Choose the Right Bulb Fitting

Check the physical bulb base before ordering. Common formats include A19/E26, BR30, GU10 and other fittings.

Buying the wrong fitting can leave you with a smart bulb that physically cannot be installed in your fixture.

6. Think About Brightness

For general room lighting, brightness is more important than simply choosing the highest wattage equivalent. Bedrooms may benefit from softer lighting, while kitchens, workspaces and offices often require brighter illumination.

7. Choose Color Carefully

If you only need ordinary lighting, a white smart bulb may be sufficient.

If you want warm-to-cool white adjustment, choose a tunable-white bulb.

If you want entertainment effects, choose an RGB or RGBIC product.

8. Consider Motion Automation

Motion sensors are particularly useful in areas where you do not want to search for a light switch. Hallways, bathrooms, garages, entrances and outdoor pathways are common applications.

9. Plan Your Smart Lighting by Room

Bedroom: White smart bulbs, tunable-white bulbs, smart bedside lamps and dimmers.

Living room: Color-changing bulbs, smart lamps, LED strips and dimmers.

Kitchen: White smart bulbs, under-cabinet LED strips and smart switches.

Home office: Tunable-white bulbs and adjustable smart lamps.

Entertainment room: RGB bulbs, LED strips and gradient lighting.

Garden: Outdoor spotlights, pathway lighting and weather-resistant smart lights.

Entrance: Motion sensors, smart switches and outdoor security lighting.

Best Choices by Buyer Intent

Best for a simple smart-home upgrade: Smart bulbs.

Best for colorful entertainment: Color-changing bulbs and RGBIC LED strips.

Best for normal everyday lighting: White smart bulbs.

Best for bedrooms and desks: Smart lamps.

Best for controlling existing ceiling lights: Smart switches.

Best for adjustable brightness: Smart dimmers.

Best for gardens and patios: Outdoor smart lights.

Best for automatic hallway lighting: Motion sensors with compatible lights.

Best for a premium smart-home setup: Philips Hue, Lutron, Nanoleaf and other ecosystem-based products.

Smart Lighting Buying Checklist

Before purchasing, check:

• Bulb size and socket type

• Voltage compatibility

• Wi-Fi requirements

• Bluetooth, Zigbee, Thread or Z-Wave requirements

• Alexa, Google Home or Apple Home compatibility

• Matter compatibility if required

• Brightness

• Color temperature

• RGB/RGBIC capability

• Dimming support

• Indoor or outdoor rating

• Motion-sensor compatibility

• Hub requirements

• App requirements

• Number of bulbs required

• Warranty

• Replacement availability

Final Buying Tip

The best smart lighting system is not necessarily the one with the most features. It is the system that fits your existing fixtures, network, preferred smart-home platform and daily routine.

For a simple beginning, start with a few smart bulbs. For a larger installation, consider combining smart switches, dimmers, sensors, LED strips and outdoor lighting into a coordinated system. Alexa-compatible lighting can also be organized into groups and routines, allowing several compatible lights to respond to a single command or automated trigger.

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