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Ring’s new smart lock has a manual fallback that can’t lock you out – how it works

The brand just announced a smart lock with a manual 'power dial' that charges the device in case it dies.

Tarun Mottlia

Via ZDNET

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Ring’s new smart lock has a manual fallback that can’t lock you out – how it works
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ZDNET’s key takeaways

Ring’s first-ever smart lock addresses a real weakness in the device category with a hand-powered energy dial.

The lock also supports PIN, fingerprint scanning, Alexa, and the Ring app to unlock.

The jury is out on whether this form of energy backup is more reliable than a physical key.

For as much as Ring has carved itself a spot in the home security market, the brand still doesn’t have a smart lock — though that’s about to…

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