"But this lock's interior deadbolt manages to hold an impressive amount of technology. There's a new dual-core chipset that has a ton of compatibility and unlocking options, including Matter and NFC tags, and the dual core means it can run Bluetooth and Matter on separate cores. It's also compatible with Apple Home Key, along with Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Samsung SmartThings."
"The Level Lock Pro can also sense if the door is open or closed without needing any additional accessories. It uses a magnetometer to sense the closed door placement, and you'll calibrate it once when you set it up. It's worked well for me, though it did have a weird week where it claimed my door was open when it wasn't."
"The app is also easy to use and easy on the eyes. It's a very pretty interface, with customizable wallpaper and immediate confirmation if your door is locked or unlocked. You'll click the three dots in the corner for your device to see the Settings, Sharing, and Activity options, which you can click into to adjust the various settings, create different access codes, and see when your door was opened and by whom."
The lock's interior deadbolt contains a dual-core chipset enabling separate Bluetooth and Matter operation and supports Matter, NFC, Apple Home Key, Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Samsung SmartThings. An optional Bluetooth Level Keypad provides instant code entry; the lock does not include a keypad by default. A built-in magnetometer senses door closed position after one-time calibration and can report open/closed status, though placement and hardware alignment can affect accuracy. The companion app offers a visually appealing interface with customizable wallpaper, immediate lock/unlock confirmation, settings for sharing and activity logs, and Alexa integration for status queries and locking.
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