Veise 7-in-1 Fingerprint Smart Deadbolt: features, specs and who it suits

The Veise 7-in-1 is a round, keyless smart deadbolt for a front door. It opens with a fingerprint, a code, an app, a mechanical key or a thumb turn, so a house can be unlocked without carrying a key. The finish listed is matte black.

Seven ways to lock and unlock

Veise lists the seven methods as the KK Home app, fingerprint, an anti-peeping code, a mechanical key, auto lock, one-touch lock and thumb turn. Having several options matters because a battery-powered lock should always have a fallback, and the mechanical key is that fallback here. The anti-peeping code feature, in general, lets you add extra digits around the real code so someone watching can't easily read it.

Users, codes and shared access

The lock holds up to 50 fingerprints and 20 user codes. Through the app, Veise says you can set passwords, view logs and manage users, and share access with family, guests or tenants. The brand describes one-time, permanent, timed and recurring codes, which suits people such as house sitters or cleaners who only need access on certain days.

Gateway features

Remote access, real-time message push and voice control through Alexa and Google Assistant need the Veise G1 gateway, which is sold separately. Without it, the lock works locally over the app, keypad and fingerprint reader. Keep that in mind if remote control is the reason you are buying.

Design and weather resistance

The compact, circular shape has rounded edges, which Veise says suits homes with children or older relatives. The keyhole is hidden, and the brand says this adds to the look and to water resistance by protecting the lock from moisture and corrosion. The listing gives an IP54 waterproof class, and in general IP54 describes protection against dust ingress and splashing water, not immersion. The package measures about 3.8 x 5.9 x 8.9 inches.

Installation and support

Veise says the lock fits most standard US doors, left- or right-handed, and installs in about 10 minutes with a screwdriver. It lists at least a one-year warranty, phone support on weekdays 9 AM to 5 PM PST and email service around the clock.

Who it suits

It suits homeowners, landlords and tenants who want keyless entry with shareable codes, and families who are tired of lost keys.

What to check before you buy

• Door fit: confirm your door's thickness, backset and hole sizes against the listed requirements.
• Gateway: decide whether you need remote access, which requires the G1 gateway.
• Batteries: check what batteries it uses and what happens when they run low.
• Handing and finish: check the manual for any reversal steps and check the finish suits your hardware.
• Local rules: follow local building codes and the manual for installation and for any fire-door requirements.

The short version

• A keyless smart deadbolt with fingerprint, code, app, key and thumb-turn operation.
• Room for 50 fingerprints and 20 user codes, with shareable timed and one-time codes.
• Remote and voice control need the separate Veise G1 gateway.
• IP54 protection and a hidden keyhole.
• Listed as a screwdriver-only install of around 10 minutes.

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