Veise Smart Lock VE012W

Built-in 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi lets you manage this deadbolt remotely without adding a separate hub. That means you can check lock status or adjust access in the app even when you’re away from home.

The VE012W also offers fingerprint, keypad, physical-key, app, and voice-command access. The maker says its fingerprint reader recognizes prints in 0.2 seconds, real-world results can depend on the person and setup.

For a practical example, you could give a visitor a time-limited code, get an app alert when the door is used, then remove that access afterward. It’s a useful setup for households that regularly share entry with guests or service providers.

Key specifications

• Access methods: App, fingerprint, keypad codes, physical keys, and voice commands.
• Fingerprint storage: Up to 20 fingerprints.
• Codes: 100 custom PINs and unlimited one-time codes, with permanent, recurring, and time-limited options also described.
• Connectivity: Built-in 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, no hub required for remote app control.
• Smart home: Compatible with amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.
• Additional features: Real-time app alerts, access history, anti-peeping code entry, auto-lock adjustable from 10 to 180 seconds, one-touch locking, vacation mode, and a low-battery alarm.
• Finish: Matte black.

That’s a broader access and monitoring setup than a basic keypad deadbolt, which may be a better fit if you only need local PIN entry and don’t want app or Wi-Fi features. The maker also claims a 99.99% fingerprint recognition rate, but that figure is not independent test evidence.

Who it’s for

A solid pick if you want several ways to enter and the ability to manage codes remotely. Fingerprint access can be handy when your hands are full, while one-time or time-limited codes give guests a way in without handing over a physical key. The access log and notifications add visibility into when the lock is used.

It might not be a great match if you want a simple, offline lock or don’t plan to use app-based controls. The listing specifies 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, so households relying on another Wi-Fi band for connected devices should account for that. Door fit and installation details aren’t provided here, so check those before choosing a replacement deadbolt.

Everyday use

The different entry methods make the lock flexible for a household with different routines: one person can use a fingerprint, another a PIN, and a temporary visitor a limited code. Anti-peeping entry lets you add random digits before or after the correct PIN, while auto-lock can secure the door after you leave it. These features may reduce small everyday hassles, but they also mean more settings to manage in the app than with a conventional keyed lock.

Remote access and voice control are conveniences, not a substitute for checking how you want the door secured. In particular, the product description does not explain installation requirements or provide door measurements, and it doesn’t state battery life. Those are meaningful details to confirm for your home.

Practical doubts

Does it need a separate Wi-Fi hub? No. The product has built-in 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi for app control.

Can you give a guest temporary access? Yes. The listing describes one-time, recurring, and time-limited codes that can be managed in the app.

Can you see how the lock was used? The app provides alerts and an access log with the entry method and time, according to the maker.

Final verdict

The VE012W is aimed at buyers who want more than keypad entry: remote management, fingerprint access, multiple code types, and activity alerts are all part of its appeal. It makes more sense than a basic deadbolt when shared access and visibility matter. Skip it if you prefer a simpler lock, or if the unspecified door fit and installation requirements haven’t been confirmed for your setup.