You can unlock SwitchBot’s first deadbolt smart lock with your face

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SwitchBot has revolutionized home security with the launch of its first deadbolt smart lock, the Lock Vision series. Equipped with 3D facial recognition technology, this innovative lock can be unlocked in mere seconds after scanning one's face, providing users with "near-instant unlocking" convenience.

Compared to previous SwitchBot smart locks, the new Lock Vision requires installation directly into a door, bypassing traditional locking mechanisms altogether. It supports Matter-over-Wi-Fi connectivity for seamless integration with Apple Home and boasts an included rechargeable battery that can last up to six months on a single charge. An additional backup battery provides extended protection, lasting up to five years.

The Lock Vision series comes in two variations, although SwitchBot has yet to announce pricing or availability details. Both models feature a range of unlocking options, including facial recognition, passcodes, app control, geofenced auto-unlocking, NFC card integration, and physical key access. The premium Lock Vision Pro adds fingerprint scanning and contactless palm-vein recognition to these features.

As the home security landscape continues to evolve, SwitchBot's innovative Lock Vision series is poised to shape the future of smart locking solutions.
 
Omg, this deadbolt smart lock thingy is literally a game changer 🤯💻! No more fumbling with keys or waiting for someone else to unlock the door 💨! Just scan your face and voila, you're in 🔓👍 I'm so here for the convenience 😂. And the fact that it comes with backup batteries and can last up to 5 years is amazing 🙌💪. It's like having a superhero sidekick for your home security 💥🔵. The fingerprint scanning and palm vein recognition features on the Lock Vision Pro are so cool 👀👊. Can't wait to get my hands on one of these bad boys! 💸📈
 
I'm not sure about this new 3D facial recognition tech... it just feels like something straight outta a futuristic sci-fi movie 🤖. I mean, what if someone uses a mask or a photomask to hack into your lock? And how do you even know the person's face is legit in the first place? 🤔 Still, I guess it's cool that they've got an extra battery pack for good measure... 5 years of backup power is a game-changer 📈. But what about when the batteries run out and the lock just stops working altogether? Can you imagine being stuck outside your own house because the lock isn't recognizing your face anymore 😩. I guess only time will tell if this new tech holds up...
 
I'm loving this new tech from SwitchBot 😊! Having a lock that can scan your face in seconds sounds like science fiction come true 🚀. I mean, who needs traditional keys and codes when you can just walk up to the door and let yourself in? It's also super cool how they've integrated Matter-over-Wi-Fi connectivity for seamless Apple Home integration - it makes me wonder what other smart home goodies we'll see with this tech.

I'm a bit curious about the pricing and availability, though 🤑. I'd love to get my hands on one of these bad boys and try out all the features 🤔. With a rechargeable battery lasting up to six months, it's definitely a convenient option for people who want a hassle-free home security system 💻. Overall, I think this is some genius stuff that'll change the way we think about smart locks 👍.
 
I'm so stoked about the new Lock Vision series from SwitchBot! 🤩 I mean, who wouldn't want a lock that can unlock your door in seconds just by scanning your face? It's like something straight out of a sci-fi movie! 😎 The fact that it comes with 3D facial recognition tech is just mind-blowing. And the best part is that it's so easy to use, you don't even need to think about it - just scan your face and voilà, you're in! 🚪

I love how SwitchBot has innovated again by ditching traditional locking mechanisms and going straight for a more modern approach. It's like they're speaking our language now - technology-savvy people who want the best of both worlds: security and convenience. And with the rechargeable battery lasting up to six months, you don't have to worry about it running out of juice mid-usage.

I'm also super excited about the Matter-over-Wi-Fi connectivity feature, which means seamless integration with Apple Home. It's like they're making smart locking solutions a breeze for everyone! And with two variations available, there's something for everyone - whether you want the basic Lock Vision or the premium Lock Vision Pro with extra features like fingerprint scanning and palm-vein recognition.

I think what really sets SwitchBot apart is their willingness to push boundaries and experiment with new ideas. They're not just playing it safe; they're changing the game, and I couldn't be more hyped about it! 🎉
 
🤣 so they've finally figured out how to make a smart lock that doesn't require me to download 500 apps and wait 3 minutes for it to sync... I mean, who needs that much complexity? 😂 just give me a face scan and unlock me already! 👀 also, six months on a single charge is basically an eternity. Can we get some longer battery life or maybe a solar panel that doesn't make the lock look like it belongs in a sci-fi movie? 🔋
 
I think it's gonna be a game changer for people who want super convenient and secure home access 🤯🔓. I mean, being able to unlock your door with just a scan of your face? It's like something out of sci-fi! The fact that it's so fast is also a major plus - no more fumbling around for keys or waiting for the code to enter. And the fact that it comes with backup batteries so you don't have to worry about running out of power mid-use is genius. I'm curious though, what's going to happen when these locks become widely available? Are they gonna be pricey? Will they replace traditional locks entirely? One thing's for sure, SwitchBot's got some serious competition in the smart home security space 🏠💻
 
just wondering if they thought about hackers trying to bypass 3d facial recog... 🤔 still thinking it sounds cool tho, but what's the point of having a lock that can be unlocked in seconds if someone just gonna hack into it? 💡 also, six months on one charge is pretty impressive, but what happens when battery dies mid night? 🕰️
 
🤯 I'm loving this new tech from SwitchBot! The idea of having a deadbolt lock with 3D facial recognition technology is literally so cool. I mean, can you imagine being able to unlock your door in like 2 seconds? 🕰️ That's some serious convenience right there. And the fact that it comes with all these other features like passcodes, app control, and NFC card integration is just the icing on the cake.

But what really gets me excited is how this tech is going to change the game for home security. I mean, think about it - you're not even going to need a physical key anymore! The backup battery also gives me peace of mind, knowing that it's got my back (literally!) for up to five years.

I'm curious to know more about the pricing and availability details, but overall, I'm just so stoked about this new Lock Vision series from SwitchBot. It's definitely going to be a game-changer in the world of smart locking solutions! 💡
 
I'm low-key hyped about this new Lock Vision series from SwitchBot 🤩. I mean, who wouldn't want a smart lock that can unlock with just their face? It's like having your own personal butler 😂. And the fact that it comes with 3D facial recognition tech is so advanced. I'm curious to see how secure it actually is, but I trust SwitchBot to deliver high-quality products.

The idea of not needing traditional locking mechanisms is pretty cool too 🤔. It's like, you just install the lock and forget about it until you need to let someone in. And with all these unlocking options, you can customize your experience to your heart's content 🎨.

I'm a bit disappointed that they haven't announced pricing or availability yet, but I guess that's always the case with new products 🤷‍♀️. Still, it sounds like SwitchBot is really pushing the boundaries of home security technology, and I think we can expect some exciting innovations in the future 🔥.
 
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