[1483] Lockly’s Self-Randomizing Keypad Smart Lock

[bob]

This company should put that quote on their advertising!
"It's not terrible" - LockPickingLawer
High praise.

[PitFriend]

“Not great but not terrible.” This is actually high praise for a lock coming from LPL.

[shiranuithewolf]

This lock took LPL about 1:20 to open, I would trust it with my life

[masonshackelford]

This is the highest level of praise I've EVER seen LPL give a lock. I'd put it on my home

[confuded]

LPL is so experienced in angling shiny things away from his face

[lairdcummings]

That touchpad is rather ingenious. Failing to the Lishi is no crime; the core is replaceable, so this is actually very good.

[kenbrown]

LPL: "It's a decent lock"
Lockly management: "Christmas bonuses thins year!"

[Litwinel]

I believe this is the first smart lock featured on this channel that seem to be actually fairly secure.

[Bobrogers]

A good lock that will thwart any unskilled villain. I wonder how often the battery must be replaced.

[videojomo]

I once helped a friend install a "scramble pad" about 18-19 years ago; it's the same concept, but intended for a high-security commercial market. It was a 12-key button matrix in a telephone configuration, but each button had its own 7-segment LED, and projected through a lenticular lens, so they had a narrow viewing angle, intended to deter shoulder surfers. You'd push a button to wake it up, and the numbers are assigned a key randomly. It was weird using it, and having to fight the muscle memory you develop just from using telephones all your life!

[resurgam_b]

Wow, this is actually pretty impressive considering the standard fair on this channel. Not only does it have a creative and practical extra security feature, its physical backup is passable as well. Rare for a smart lock to be so competent.

[positivelink]

This is actually the best review I’ve seen him give an electronic lock. That’s noteworthy

[mobiusone]

Ingenious! Most hospital ED entrances I went into as an EMT had scramble pads for the same reason. Also, "pick resistance is not great, but it's also not terrible" sounds like high praise from LPL

[jacobcarlson]

Holy actual flip. I think this is the first smart lock that hasn’t just unlocked itself out of surrender as soon as LPL walked into the room. 😮

[nixonkutz]

A freebie feature of the keypad is that with 12 combinations (3 numbers in 4 circles), there's even a tiny bit more randomization each time it updates. The last time you entered the passcode, you had two choices of where to enter the "2"

[MythicMagus]

Seems like this might actually be a good smart lock for once. The keypad swapping the numbers around is really smart.

[yossifeldman]

When LPL posts a video over 3 minutes you know it's going to be a decent lock!

[-Fritz-]

I've had a lockly for the past couple of years, It was the only door lock that ticked all of the boxes for me. Fingerprint access so I don't have to use any keys to get inside, keycodes so that I can give access to other people/friends etc, special access keycodes for tradesmen or anybody else that I only want limited time access for, and a physical key for the _hidden_ key slot in the handle in case I bite the dust one day and people need to get inside when I'm 6 foot under.
All in all I'm pretty pleased with it, even more so now that LPL didn't open his lockly with a butterfly wing or cat whisker in 0.2 seconds like he does with all the other locks.

[Vok]

That's amazing pick resistance. Guarantee no locksmith in my town would have the skill to open that with a pick.

[Arbok]

I've seen a good few locks win LPL's praise, but I think this is the first time I've seen a smart lock earn it.
Interesting indeed.