Lockly Boosts Smart Home Security and Surveillance Market

Industry Insights from Next Move Strategy Consulting

As smart home adoption accelerates, Lockly is raising the bar in home security by integrating a video doorbell into its facial recognition smart lock, complete with a built-in display that lets users view visitors directly on the lock itself. The company is also debuting its first ultra-wideband-enabled smart lock, introducing hands-free unlocking, alongside the launch of its inaugural lineup of standalone security cameras.

Vision Prestige Combines Advanced Access with High-Resolution Surveillance

Expected to launch in Q4 2025, the Vision Prestige smart deadbolt offers a versatile range of unlocking options, including facial recognition, fingerprint scanning, touchscreen keypad input, and Apple Home Key support via iPhone or Apple Watch. Enhancing both security and convenience, the exterior unit is equipped with a 2K camera featuring a 190-degree field of view to monitor visitors, while the interior module includes a four-inch display that acts as a digital peephole, allowing users to see who’s at the door from inside the home.

Power, Connectivity, and Smart Home Integration at a Glance

• Equipped with a rechargeable 10,000mAh battery, offering up to eight months of battery life on a single charge.

• Features built-in 2.4GHz Wi-Fi support, eliminating the need for a separate bridge—unlike some of Lockly’s earlier video doorbell models.

• Compatible with Amazon Alexa and Google Home for voice control and smart home integration (video doorbell functionality not supported by these platforms).

Secure Pro with Ultra-Wideband Brings Seamless, Proximity-Based Access

Scheduled for release in Q4 2025, the upcoming Secure Pro smart lock introduces ultra-wideband (UWB) technology for truly hands-free access. By leveraging the UWB radio in both the lock and a compatible smartphone or smartwatch, the device can accurately detect your location and automatically unlock the door only as you approach from outside, ensuring a secure and frictionless entry experience.

Platform Compatibility and Multi-Access Options for Secure Pro

At launch, hands-free unlocking via UWB will be limited to UWB-enabled Android smartphones, including recent flagship models from Google and Samsung. Apple UWB support is expected to be added in the future. In the meantime, Apple users can take advantage of Apple Home Key, allowing them to unlock the door with a tap from their iPhone or Apple Watch. The Secure Pro also includes multiple access methods, such as a fingerprint scanner, touchscreen keypad, and a traditional physical key for added flexibility.

Lockly Expands Ecosystem with New Smart Security Cameras

Expanding beyond smart locks, Lockly is introducing two new security cameras to its product lineup. The Sightline Pro, priced at $149.99, is a weather-resistant 4K pan-and-tilt camera capable of 360-degree rotation and automatic motion tracking. Meanwhile, the Sightline is a fixed-position 2K camera equipped with built-in spotlights for enhanced visibility.

Both cameras are battery-powered and support charging via an optional solar panel. They feature local video storage through a microSD card and integrate seamlessly with the Lockly app for real-time monitoring and control.

Conclusion

As consumer demand grows for seamless, intelligent protection solutions, Lockly’s latest offerings are poised to strengthen its competitive position in the rapidly evolving Smart Home Security and Surveillance System Market.

With the launch of Secure Pro and the new Sightline camera series, Lockly is not only broadening its product ecosystem but also reinforcing its role as a key innovator in connected home safety. By combining advanced biometrics, ultra-wideband hands-free access, integrated video functionality, and smart home compatibility, the company is delivering a comprehensive, user-centric approach to modern security. 

Source: https://www.theverge.com

Prepared by: Next Move Strategy Consulting