Veise Fingerprint Door Lock KS02A

How it fits

Fingerprint access is the standout feature here: the Veise KS02A is designed to let household members unlock the front door without reaching for a key or remembering a shared PIN. It stores up to 20 fingerprints and uses a keypad for individual codes, so a quick entry after carrying groceries can be as simple as touching the lock instead of setting everything down to search a pocket.

It also keeps mechanical keys as a backup.

For a busy household, that combination covers everyday arrivals as well as occasional access for a guest or service provider. One-time codes expire after use, while the anti-peeping feature lets you add digits around your real PIN to make it harder for someone nearby to spot it. What happens when everyone comes home at different times? Individual fingerprints and codes can avoid passing around one permanent entry code.

The lock can auto-lock after a delay you set between 10 and 99 seconds, or you can hold any keypad key for two seconds to engage one-touch locking. Disable auto-lock for Passage Mode, from inside, the knob provides manual locking and unlocking. Silent Mode mutes sounds, and Vacation Mode restricts access to the master password or physical keys. The stated fingerprint speed and accuracy are manufacturer specifications, not a guarantee for every user or installation, without having tried it, treat them as claims rather than a promise of identical results at your door.

You’ll appreciate it if keyless entry and separate access for family or guests matter more than a connected app. It’s not for you if you need app-based remote control, since no app or remote-access feature is listed.

Pros

• Fingerprints, user passwords, one-time codes, and two spare mechanical keys give you several entry methods.
• Up to 20 fingerprints and 20 user passwords can accommodate a household and regular visitors without relying on a single shared PIN.
• Auto-lock timing, Passage Mode, Silent Mode, and Vacation Mode let you adjust how the lock behaves in different situations.
• Local data storage, IP54 water resistance, and a low-battery alert are useful considerations for an exterior-door lock.

The main trade-off is setup and upkeep: the four AA alkaline batteries are not included, and the front and back panels must be perfectly vertical during installation. A simpler keypad deadbolt may suit someone who wants fewer access options to manage, this model makes more sense when fingerprint entry and guest codes are part of the appeal.

Spec sheet

• Type: Electronic keypad deadbolt with fingerprint access
• Model: KS02A
• Color: Matte black
• Material: Zinc alloy
• Capacity: Up to 20 fingerprints and 20 user passwords
• Protection: IP54 waterproof rating, listed operating range of -31°F to 158°F
• Power: Four AA alkaline batteries, not included, manufacturer states up to 365+ days of battery life
• Door fit: For standard door thicknesses from 1-3/8" to 2" and a 2-1/8" lock hole
• Installation: DIY setup with a screwdriver, detects left- or right-handed doors
• Included support: One-year limited warranty, with a free one-year extension after registration

Should you buy it?

This Veise lock is a sensible fit if you want family members to enter by fingerprint, prefer separate codes for regular users, and value a physical-key backup. The mix of guest access, auto-lock, and modes for quieter or restricted entry gives it more flexibility than a basic keypad-only approach. That added choice also means there are settings and access codes to manage.

Before choosing it, compare the stated door thickness and lock-hole requirements with your door, and plan to install the panels in precise alignment. If those dimensions fit and you mainly want keyless access at the door—not remote control from a phone—the KS02A’s feature set addresses that use case. If you need remote access or the included battery supply, the listed details do not establish that it provides either.