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Smart Lock (lemmy.zip)

submitted 1 week ago* (last edited 6 days ago) by Foni@lemmy.zip to c/homeassistant@lemmy.world

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I'm looking for a smart lock for my house and I've seen these at a pretty interesting price on Aliexpress (https://a.aliexpress.com/_mMbQRZx), it says that it can be controlled with the tuya app and I have some old plugs integrated from that app, but I also have a lamp that connects to that app but not to the home assistant. Does anyone know if I will have problems integrating this lock into my system? Does anyone have this model or similar?

thanks for the help

EDIT: Thank you all for your responses and help, this is a fantastic community.

I just want to tell you that security is not an issue for me right now, it is much more the combination of price/comfort and not depending on third parties whenever possible.

In any case, I have learned a lot from your answers and I took away important ideas to consider before making a purchase.

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[–] HansGruber@sh.itjust.works 2 points 1 week ago

Yeah good luck with not getting caught. Climbing a ladder an trying to fiddle with a cable on a foreign house.

Oorrr sitting in a van around the corner and hacking the radio signal...

Jup there is no question (for me) what is more secure in the long run. And that's the important question when choosing home automation equipment. In my opinion. Of course wifi/ZigBee etc is easier to setup (if you don't build the house from scratch)