Veise Smart Lock VE017-L

If you want more than a keypad at the front door, the Veise VE017-L combines fingerprint entry, app controls, and a conventional key. If you mainly need a straightforward lock with no user management, that mix may be more than you need.

It offers several ways to get in: fingerprint, passcode, key fob, app, or spare key. The fingerprint response is listed as 0.2 seconds, according to the maker.

For a household, rental, or small office where access changes, being able to manage users and share temporary codes could be the more useful feature than fingerprint entry alone.

How to use it

Set up the lock and manage fingerprints and passcodes through the KK Home app. The listing describes permanent and recurring codes for regular users, plus temporary or one-time codes that can be shared when a guest needs access. Entry history and user management are also handled in the app, so the lock is aimed at people who want to keep track of who can enter rather than simply replace a key with a keypad.

In everyday use, that could mean giving a visitor a temporary code instead of handing over a spare key, then changing access later. The keypad is backlit, and the lock supports an auto-lock delay from 10 to 180 seconds. One practical distinction: the maker says access from anywhere and Alexa or Google Assistant integration require the separately sold Veise G1 Gateway. Don’t assume those remote features work with the lock alone.

Pros

• Multiple entry methods give household members a choice, including fingerprint, keypad code, key fob, app, and spare key.
• Temporary and one-time passcodes suit guest access, while longer-term codes are intended for regular users.
• IP55 water resistance, an emergency Type-C charging port, and low-battery alerts address practical front-door concerns.
• The handle is made from zinc alloy, and the listing specifies AES-128 encryption and anti-peeping passwords.

There are trade-offs. Four AA batteries are required and are not included, and remote access from anywhere depends on buying the gateway separately. If you want a simple mechanical deadbolt with no app setup or battery upkeep, a conventional keyed lock is a less involved choice. You’ll appreciate it if you regularly need to manage access for family, guests, or renters. It may not suit you if you want remote control without an additional hub or prefer not to rely on batteries.

Spec sheet

• Model: VE017-L
• Type: Fingerprint smart lock with deadbolt and two lever handles
• Color: Matte black
• Entry methods: App, fingerprint, passcodes, key fobs, and spare key
• Passcodes: Permanent, recurring, temporary, and one-time options
• Auto lock: Adjustable from 10 to 180 seconds
• Water resistance: IP55
• Power: Four AA batteries, not included, Type-C emergency charging port
• Smart home: Alexa and Google Assistant support with the separately sold Veise G1 Gateway

Should you buy it?

Choose the VE017-L if flexible entry and app-based user management solve a real problem at your door, especially when you need to share access without passing around a physical key. Its several entry methods make it more adaptable than a keypad-only approach, while the handle set gives it a more complete front-door setup. Skip it if you only want a basic lock, don’t want to manage batteries, or expect remote control and voice integration without purchasing the gateway. The core decision is whether those access-management features are worth the extra setup and hub dependency for your household.