EufyHome via Amazon has
eufy Smart Lock C33 Keyless Fingerprint Door Lock w/ Handle + 3 NFC Cards on sale for
$109.98.
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Details:
- Seamless fingerprint recognition: Advanced biometric tech with adaptive learning for instant, effortless unlocking; supports all family members
- Integrated Wi-Fi remote access: Control lock via app from anywhere; includes access management, real-time notifications, and event history
- Extended battery life: Up to 12 months on a single charge for reliable, low-maintenance security
- Reliable support: 24/7 customer service (phone, email, live chat) + 18-month coverage for peace of mind
- Quick NFC card unlocking: Effortless access with NFC cards; compatible with Alexa and Google for smart home integration
Top Comments
Community Reviews
Eufy Smart Lock C33 is best suited for indoor or covered, lower exposure doors where access tracking and NFC convenience matter more than heavy weather protection. The lock is described as not a deadbolt, with both sides using levers, so it fits rooms, dorms, roommates, stockrooms, or other controlled spaces better than a main entry. Battery life and fingerprint reliability are the biggest concerns, especially with sweat, Wi Fi use, and some older models. The IP53 rating is only comfortable for a covered porch, making this a niche fit rather than a front door workhorse.
Common Questions (4)
Battery life can be very short on some units, ranging from abysmal to about 3 months, especially with Wi‑Fi use and heavier access. Some setups last much longer, with one deadbolt model reportedly going 5-6 months between charges and another user getting 8-9 weeks on AA batteries with infrequent use.
It is better suited to interior doors, bedrooms, dorms, or other controlled-access areas than a primary entrance. The lock is not a deadbolt and uses lever handles on both sides, which makes it a limited fit for typical front doors.
Yes. The fingerprint sensor can fail to scan properly when a finger is sweaty, and some users describe the sensor as poor even on the deadbolt version.
Its IP53 rating is considered suitable for a covered porch, but not ideal for long-term exposure to heavy direct weather. It is a better fit for sheltered locations than fully exposed outdoor doors.
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These type of locks are likely best for office or dorm like areas, not the best for primary entrances.
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