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ULTRALOQ smart lock U-Bolt

Amazon
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Reviews

4
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Price

C$129.99C$98.99-24%
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Product description

Built-in Wi-Fi and a door sensor make the ULTRALOQ U-Bolt more than a keypad deadbolt: you can check whether the door is closed and manage access remotely through the app. It also offers auto-unlock as you approach with your smartphone, plus auto-lock when the door closes. That combination is useful when your hands are full or you want to let someone in while you’re away, though its Wi-Fi connection is limited to 2.4 GHz.

Key specifications

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This is a deadbolt with several ways to unlock: passcode, app, automatic unlocking, voice control or the included mechanical key. The listing also names a web portal and eKey sharing. For remote access and door-status notifications, the lock uses built-in Wi-Fi, no bridge is required. The stated network guidance is to keep the router within 70 ft for better connectivity.

The included door sensor helps report whether the door is open or closed and can send an alert if it’s left open. You can create up to 50 custom passcodes, as well as share one-time or scheduled codes with visitors. A lockout mode temporarily disables electronic unlocking methods, including passcodes and app access, while the mechanical key remains an unlocking option.

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The product is listed as ANSI Grade 1 and IP65 rated, and its battery life is stated as up to 10 months. Those details may matter if you’re comparing it with a basic deadbolt, but they don’t replace checking that the lock suits your door and setup. Based on the listed details, remote functions also depend on a stable 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi connection.

Who it’s for

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It may interest you if you want to manage entry without handing over a physical key every time. For example, you could send a scheduled code to a cleaner, get a door-left-open alert while you’re out, then check the door status in the app. The listing also names Alexa, Google Home, SmartThings and IFTTT support, which may suit a home already using those services.

It may not be the best fit if your home relies on 5 GHz Wi-Fi, or if you’d rather have a straightforward mechanical deadbolt without app features and network dependence. Auto-unlock is tied to your smartphone approaching the lock, so anyone choosing it should be comfortable relying on phone-based access as part of their routine.

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What's included

The description says batteries are included and identifies the door sensor as included. A mechanical key is also listed as an unlocking method. It doesn’t provide further package details, so don’t assume additional accessories are supplied.

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Three practical questions

Can you unlock it without the app? Yes. Passcodes and a mechanical key are listed as alternatives, voice control and auto-unlock are also described.

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Can you share access with visitors? The listing says you can share one-time or scheduled access codes remotely, alongside custom passcodes.

Does it work with 5 GHz Wi-Fi? The stated requirement is 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, so the product details don’t support a 5 GHz-only setup.

Final verdict

Choose the U-Bolt if remote status checks, temporary access codes and automatic locking would solve a real routine problem at your front door. It has more access options than a conventional key-only deadbolt, while retaining a mechanical key. Skip it if you don’t have 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi available or would rather avoid connected-lock features, that network requirement is the clearest practical trade-off in the information provided.