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Here are five of the most popular aftermarket Car Tech – Keyless Entry Systems for 2024:
- Schlage Encode Smart WiFi Deadbolt: Known for its robust hardware and simple installation, this system integrates seamlessly with Amazon Alexa and Google Home, making it a reliable choice for smart home enthusiasts.
- Yale Assure Lock 2: A stylish and sturdy option with built-in WiFi, offering fast and quiet operation. It’s compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple Home, and Google Home, providing a versatile solution for various smart home setups.
- Aqara Smart Lock U100: Featuring an excellent fingerprint reader and compatibility with Apple Home Key, this lock is great for Apple users. It also supports Amazon Alexa and Google Home, ensuring broad compatibility.
- Hornbill Wi-Fi Smart Lock: Offers multiple ways to unlock, including a touchscreen keypad and physical key. It comes with a WiFi gateway for integration with Alexa and Google Home, making it a cost-effective option.
- Wyze Lock Bolt: A basic yet reliable Bluetooth smart lock with an accurate fingerprint scanner and keypad. Ideal for those who prefer straightforward, app-based control without the need for WiFi.
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