A smart lock not only improves security, it can also provide some added convenience. The problem is that adapting to this technology isn’t the cheapest option. Fortunately, Best Buy has lowered the price of a Level Lock Plus Connect with Keypad up to $299. That’s a saving of $130 off the usual asking price of $429, so it’s quite a drop. Even better, if you’re a My Best Buy Plus or Total subscriber, you can get an additional $30 off . The catch? The deal is only available today, August 16, so you don’t have long to grab one for just $269.
Level locks are more focused on quality than affordability, with an ANSI rating of 156.40 and temperature resistance for maximum durability. It’s rated to last 136 years with average use. The brand also offers a variety of finishes and additional lever designs to help you find the best look for your door. But those high-end features can come at a cost, so we’re glad to see this Level lock is now on sale for under $300 . If you’re looking for more ways to make your home smarter, check out the best deals on smart home gadgets available right now.
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The most appealing thing about the Level’s Lock Plus? It doesn’t look like a smart lock. There’s no awkwardly shaped retrofit or backside holding down a Wi-Fi connection. Instead, it looks exactly like a regular, mortal deadbolt, with a compact, even minimalist design that no one would guess conceals smart technology—along with a well-hidden, replaceable CR2 battery.
The Lock Plus has options for access via app, pass, card and key.
In addition to Alexa and Google Home support, you can manage locking through the Level app, or simply swipe your phone or use the keypad to unlock whenever you want. Plus, you can create passes for others or even purchase physical NFC passes for others to use, so you still have plenty of options. You can also create and manage Apple Home Keys, another type of digital pass that’s particularly easy to use with an Apple Watch or iPhone. Plus, a physical key still works.
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