Veise Wi-Fi smart deadbolt, VE017G-H

Fingerprint entry is designed to unlock the door in 0.2 seconds, so getting inside doesn’t have to mean searching for keys while carrying groceries. The Veise VE017G-H pairs that option with a handle set and several other ways to enter.

Remote app controls add another layer of convenience: you can manage access and check lock activity when you’re away.

It’s a feature-rich setup, though it relies on batteries and offers more access options than some households will need.

Best use cases

This deadbolt makes the most sense for a busy household that wants to hand out access without making extra keys. Fingerprints, app control, codes, cards, two included fobs, a backup key, voice control, and user authorization give family members and visitors different ways to get in. You can also create one-time codes or set permanent, timed, and recurring codes for other users.

Picture a dog walker arriving while you’re at work: a shared code can provide access without handing over a physical key, and app activity logs help you see what happened. You’ll appreciate it if you regularly manage visitors or want to unlock the door with a fingerprint when your hands are full. Voice control works with amazon Alexa and Google, according to the maker.

Product specs

The VE017G-H is a Wi-Fi smart deadbolt with a handle set in matte black. It has a touchscreen keypad, fingerprint reader, and IP55 weatherproof rating. The lock is made from aluminum and zinc alloy, the maker says it was tested to ANSI Grade 3 and BHMA standards. The fingerprint reader is advertised with 0.2-second recognition and 99.99% accuracy, but those performance figures are the maker’s claims, not a guarantee of results in every household.

The app provides remote lock and unlock, status checks, notifications, activity logs, and user management. Code options include unlimited one-time codes and more than 100 customized permanent, duration, or recurring codes. An auto-lock timer can be set from 0 to 180 seconds. The lock uses four AA batteries, which are not included, and has an emergency power-on port. Battery life is listed as up to 300+ days, actual use may vary.

Where it shines

The appeal is flexibility: a basic keypad deadbolt can handle code entry, but this model adds fingerprint access, app-based management, fobs, and voice commands. That range is useful when different people need different access methods, or when you want to change a code from your phone instead of collecting keys. Anti-peeping codes let you add random digits around your actual code, while the auto-lock setting can help when a door is easy to forget.

There’s a trade-off. More connected features mean more setup and another device to keep powered, the AA batteries are not in the box. The provided details also don’t specify door-preparation dimensions, so exact fit is worth confirming before choosing it for a particular door. It may not suit you if you only want a simple, offline keyless lock and won’t use app or fingerprint access.

Final verdict

Choose the Veise if remote user management, multiple entry methods, and automatic locking solve real problems in your routine. It’s especially practical for homes with frequent visitors or shared access. If you’d use only a keypad and prefer fewer features to configure and maintain, a simpler deadbolt may be the more sensible purchase.