Veise Fingerprint Deadbolt Lock, Matte Black

Quick overview

The fingerprint sensor gives this Veise deadbolt a faster way to get inside than entering a code or reaching for a key. It’s paired with a handle set, so the package is intended to update both the lock and the door’s exterior hardware.

You can unlock it with up to 20 fingerprints, 20 passwords, two physical keys, or a one-time guest password that expires after use. That mix can help when family members prefer different entry methods or a visitor needs temporary access.

The keypad adds an auto-lock setting, one-touch locking, and a feature that lets you enter extra digits around your real code. On the spec sheet, those are practical protections for everyday comings and goings, not a substitute for checking that the lock fits your door.

How to use it

Set up fingerprints and passwords for regular users, then use the one-time code when someone needs access once. The keypad can be set to lock automatically 10–99 seconds after the door closes, if you want to lock up immediately, press and hold any key for two seconds from outside.

For a familiar routine, you might unlock with a fingerprint while carrying groceries, then let the auto-lock handle securing the door after you leave. Keep the physical keys available as a backup. The lock uses four AA batteries, which are not included, and gives a low-battery alert on the backlit keypad.

Keep in mind that the product details don’t list app or remote-control access. If you want to manage entry from a phone, that capability isn’t established here, this model’s listed methods are the keypad, fingerprint reader, physical keys, and one-time code.

Practical tips

Use the decoy-digit feature when entering a password where someone might be watching: add random digits before or after the actual code. The lock also shuts down for three minutes after ten incorrect entries, so repeated guessing won’t keep the keypad available indefinitely.

Before choosing this handle set, compare its adjustable design with your door’s existing or pre-drilled holes. The description doesn’t provide specific door dimensions or a full fit range, so don’t assume the adjustment covers every installation. Its IP54 rating and stated operating range of -31 °F to 158 °F may matter for an exposed entry, but the product information doesn’t explain installation requirements for different door types.

The handle is zinc alloy, and the lock is listed as ANSI Grade 3 and BHMA tested. Those details may help narrow a hardware choice, but they don’t tell you whether its appearance or fit will suit your particular door.

Before you decide

How many people can use fingerprints or passwords? The lock supports up to 20 fingerprints and 20 passwords, alongside two physical keys and one one-time password.

Does the guest code remain active? The listed one-time password expires after use, making it suited to a single visit rather than ongoing access.

What happens after several wrong entries? After ten incorrect entries, the lock shuts down for three minutes. The description doesn’t specify another way to override that pause beyond the physical keys.

When it makes sense

A solid pick if you want a deadbolt and handle set with several local entry methods, temporary guest access, and automatic locking in one setup. It may suit a busy household where people come and go at different times, especially if fingerprint entry is more convenient than sharing a permanent code.

Not the best choice if phone-based access is essential, or if you need confirmed fit dimensions before selecting a handle set. Compared with a simpler keypad lock, this one adds fingerprint entry and a handle, compared with a remotely managed system, the listed feature set is more focused on access at the door. Choose it when those local options match how you use the entrance.