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Friday Lock smart door lock

07.05.2017

Friday Labs announced the availability of the Friday Lock smart door lock, which was announced and funded through Indiegogo back in 2015.

The fact that the developers missed the deadlines is, of course, not very good, but at least they did not refuse to fulfill their obligations. Those who supported the developers have already received their locks. Others can pre-order for $249 and ship in 3-4 weeks.

The device supports smartphones running iOS and Android operating systems. It is equipped with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth modules, and also supports the Apple HomeKit platform. The corresponding application will automatically close the door behind you and open it when you are close. You can also send messages to friends with a guest pass that will allow them to open the door once.

The Friday Lock will last about three months before you need to recharge the built-in battery.

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