The New York Times - Ditch your house keys
This time of year, you might find your home’s entrance becomes a revolving door: guests letting themselves in, dog walkers showing up for duty, neighborhood tweens coming to water plants while you’re out of town. The easiest way to manage all this extra foot traffic? Free yourself from physical keys. Instead, consider an electronic keypad door lock, which opens via a code. Our top pick can accept up to 25 different codes at once, so you can have a unique number for each regular visitor. Of all the locks we tested, we’re certain that it’s the easiest to program, the most customizable, and the nicest looking. An unexpected summer nice-to-have→ We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more ›
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