The Yamiry Smart Lock ditches the fumble for keys in the rain. Its core advantage is a fingerprint reader that actually works fast. It uses an AI algorithm to learn and adapt to your prints over time, which means fewer failed scans and a more reliable entry when your hands are wet or dirty.

You get five fingerprint slots in total. Two are fixed for primary users, and three are self-learning, perfect for training the lock to recognize a less-than-perfect print angle. Unlocking is near-instant with a recognized finger. For everything else, the companion app handles remote access via a separate Wi-Fi gateway. You can create temporary guest codes or unlock the door via Bluetooth from within a few feet. It also includes a physical key backup and a weather-resistant keypad for PIN codes.

Installation is straightforward, replacing your existing deadbolt in about fifteen minutes with a standard screwdriver. The aluminum build feels solid, though the app experience is functional rather than polished. This lock delivers core smart entry reliably, especially for those who prefer biometrics over passcodes.