Best HomeKit door locks 2021

The Level Bolt is an entirely invisible smart lock that hides everything inside of your door. This design allows you to keep your existing hardware inside and out, as well as your original keys, making it perfect for renters. Level Bolt is also effortless to install, and since it uses Bluetooth for HomeKit connectivity, you can be up and running in minutes. Once set up, it can be shared with friends and family with just a few taps through the Home app or the Level app.

Yale's Assure Lock SL is a beautiful, compact, smart door lock that is entirely keyless. This lock has a responsive, backlit touchscreen keypad with a weather-resistant seal to ensure that it stays protected outdoors and runs on four AA batteries. Battery life is among the best around, with up to one year of usage between swaps, and if the batteries happen to run out while you're out and about, you can use a 9V battery to wake up the touchscreen.

The Schlage Sense is an easy-to-install, reliable, HomeKit connected deadbolt that also happens to have a gorgeous keypad design. Even though Alexa and Google Assistant require a separate Wi-Fi adapter, HomeKit support doesn't, as it connects directly to your home hub using Bluetooth. This deadbolt also includes reinforced hardware and a built-in alarm to protect your home better.

August's fourth-generation Smart Lock is a unique solution for those who want to add some smarts to their home without changing their hardware. The August lock replaces your existing deadbolt on the inside, keeping your original look outside. Once it is set up, this lock connects directly to HomeKit via Bluetooth connectivity, enabling a secure local connection without needing the cloud.

The VOCOlinc T Guard is a deadbolt replacement package complete with a lighted keypad and a physical key cylinder. Installation is a breeze as this lock is ready to go in as little as 15 minutes using just a screwdriver. Built-in Bluetooth allows you to connect it directly to your iOS devices with a simple scan of its HomeKit code, and once paired, you will be ready to tap your way into your home through the Home app.

The Yale Assure Lever is the only HomeKit door lock on the market that can function as an entry or interior door lock. This lock uses the traditional lever design, along with a physical knob that locks things down. A touchscreen keypad sits on the opposite side, bypassing the need to have a key — just keep in mind that this lock does not have a deadbolt.

If you are looking for more than Siri and Home app controls, then the Level Touch may be the lock for you. As the name suggests, the Level Touch smart lock unlocks with just a touch of the deadbolt if your phone is nearby, and it even supports custom NFC cards. However, while it isn't invisible like the Level Bolt, the Level Touch still sports a clean design that doesn't scream smart lock.