11 Best Door Lock with Camera | Your Doorbell, Upgraded

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A fast-installing deadbolt that lets your whole family ditch keys, with a scramble-keypad trick to stop prying eyes.

If you want a smart lock that covers the essentials without a huge price tag, this ARPHA model is a strong starting point. Its fingerprint sensor claims 99.7% recognition accuracy and open up in under 1 second while storing up to 100 profiles, so a big family or a small rental property can all have a finger on file. The 160-degree wide-angle lens works with two-way audio so you can chat with a visitor through the Tuya app.

Setup speed is the headline feature — the most common praise is how easy the install is, often finished in about 30 minutes, with functionality the second most-discussed high point. The keypad uses anti-peep random digits, meaning the number layout shifts each time so someone watching over your shoulder cannot learn your code. An auto-lock feature secures the deadbolt a few seconds after the door closes.

There is one honest catch: the Tuya app frustrates a minority of owners, with one experienced smart-home user calling it difficult to configure compared to other platforms. Battery life can also be short if you use cheap AA cells, though support is responsive — one owner got a free replacement within hours when their unit died after three months.

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Renters and DIYers get a no-drill lock with the widest camera view here, plus five ways to get inside.

This Camcamp model is built for people who cannot or will not drill into their door. The no-drill, 15-minute install matches your existing door specs with adjustable parts, and it brings a 180-degree wide-angle camera — the widest view in this roundup — so you see almost the entire porch and the package at your feet. Owners consistently report fitting it in under 15 minutes without special tools.

open up is genuinely flexible: fingerprint, PIN codes, IC cards, app control, or a backup key. For landlords, the standout feature is the ability to create up to 300 temporary, expiring PINs for cleaners or guests, then revoke them instantly from the app. Power comes from 4 AA batteries that can last 8+ months, with a USB-C port as an emergency open up backup.

Two realities to weigh. First, the app pairing process trips some people up at first, though it settles in once configured. Second, a small number of owners received units that never worked properly — one called the quality poor and said installation damaged a door, so treat it as a risk and inspect yours on arrival. The balance of reviews, though, describe a lock that exceeded expectations with fast, accurate fingerprint reads.

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The one lock here that lets you watch your porch anytime — not just after someone rings the bell.

Most video locks only wake the camera when the doorbell is pressed. This ARPHA D289W is different: it streams 24/7 live video through the Tuya app whenever you want to check in, which makes it a quiet favorite for people watching for packages or keeping an eye on pets. The 150-degree wide-angle camera and two-way audio mean you can talk to a delivery driver the moment they arrive.

Owners nearly all land on the same verdict — that it exceeded expectations. The 7800 mAh rechargeable lithium battery lasts months per charge, so there is no AA battery swapping, and the auto-lock timer is adjustable anywhere from 0 to 99 seconds depending on how quickly you want the door secured behind you. The zinc body carries an IP65 waterproof rating and tolerates -4°F to 122°F, so it holds up to snow and summer heat.

The one thing to note: it needs a 2.4GHz WiFi network (5GHz is not supported), and it uses Bluetooth plus WiFi for connectivity. The zinc build feels solid, and the included 18-month warranty plus the ability to buy spare parts for 5 years makes it a sensible long-term pick for a rental or a primary front door.

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A 2K camera, ring doorbell, and fingerprint deadbolt bundled into one black slab with no monthly fees.

This Hornbill is the do-everything option, combining a 2K HD camera, a video doorbell, PIR motion detection, night vision, and a full smart lock in one 3-pound unit. The 160-degree ultra-wide lens records in 2K HD, and the pet-immune PIR motion sensor sends AI-powered alerts aimed at catching porch thieves — without false alarms every time a cat walks by.

Access management is genuinely deep. The “ICSee Home” app lets you juggle 200+ passcodes, 100 IC cards, and 100+ fingerprints, with recognition claimed at 0.2 seconds. That makes it a great fit for a busy household, a landlord with multiple tenants, or a small business door. A 15-minute no-drill install, 1-year warranty, and lifetime tech support round it out — and owners praise the customer service, with one saying support will walk you right through any setup snag.

The practical note: owners mention an occasional app-pairing hiccup on the first phone, usually resolved by pairing through a second device. Running 2.4G WiFi with no hub required, this is a self-contained package that costs more than entry locks but bundles enough features to replace both a lock and a separate doorbell camera.

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Walk up with your arms full and the door opens — the myQ open up itself with facial recognition.

This Chamberlain-built lock is the most futuristic pick here, and its a neat extra is Face Access: the door recognizes your face and open up automatically, no keys, no phone, no fingerprint. It is a 3-in-1 device combining a smart deadbolt, a video doorbell, and a 2K HDR camera with color night vision, so you see crisp detail even in the dark. Five entry methods — face, fingerprint, PIN, app, or key — give every household member a way in.

Owners praise the clear 2K HDR video in bright sunlight and the fast, accurate fingerprint reader, plus the convenience of never fumbling for keys. The rechargeable battery runs 4 to 6 months, and you can buy a spare battery to swap in without any downtime. The myQ app handles remote lock/open up, PIN management, and motion alerts, and pairs with a separate myQ Chime for in-home audio alerts.

The honest downside is regional: some customers note that fingerprint and face features are disabled by state regulations in Texas, a restriction only buried in manufacturer fine print. If you are outside that restriction, this is a solid, well-built pick — but check your state’s rules before buying. A separate subscription open up AI-powered person, package, and vehicle detection, so the base price does not include every smart feature.

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Look at the door and it opens — this lock’s 3D face mapping works in the dark and with hats or glasses.

If touching a keypad feels outdated, this We Technology lock is built around 3D facial recognition that open up in under a second. It works in complete darkness and still recognizes you with glasses, hats, or masks on, which makes it a genuinely touchless daily experience. The 1080p HD camera with night vision doubles as a smart doorbell, sending instant notifications when someone rings.

Seven open up methods — Face ID, fingerprint, password, IC card, mechanical key, Tuya app remote, and temporary codes — cover everyone from toddlers to grandparents. The Tuya Smart app (free, no hub required) handles remote open up, entry logs, and temporary passcodes from anywhere. A 4200 mAh rechargeable battery is rated for 6-12 months per charge, with a USB-C emergency port if you ever run flat.

The trade-off to accept: 1080p is good but not as sharp as the 2K cameras elsewhere on this list, so fine facial detail at distance is slightly softer. Owners describe it as useful and love the door-open notifications, though a few note the software has more features to explore. It is an aluminum build in a grey finish, designed to fit standard home and apartment doors.

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Your palm is the key — this eufy reads your vein pattern in 0.6 seconds and shows visitors on a rear screen.

This is the most advanced biometric lock here, using palm vein recognition — it reads the unique vein pattern inside your palm, which is nearly impossible to forge — with a claimed 99.9% accuracy and a 0.6-second open up. Your vein data stays stored on the device itself, not in the cloud, which privacy-minded owners appreciate. The 2K HD camera with an f/1.6 lens delivers sharp visibility even at night, and the 150-degree head-to-toe view shows packages on the ground.

The defining feature is the rear lock video screen: you can check who is at the door from inside without opening a phone app. That makes it ideal for elderly family members or kids home alone, offering a simple push-button view of the front entrance. Power comes from a dual system — a rechargeable battery running up to 4 months of full functionality, plus 4 AAA emergency batteries for an extra month during outages.

Owners rate the build quality as the top praise, with installation close behind, and palm recognition often works faster than expected. The hardware is BHMA Grade 1, the highest residential security rating, so it is built to resist forced entry. The caveat: connectivity and battery life get mixed reviews, and Matter/Apple Home integration has frustrated some users who found it unreliable — the eufy app itself works smoothly, but third-party smart-home setups may not.

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A metal slab that open up eight different ways and even records when someone lingers outside.

This EIYSIE deadbolt is the Swiss Army knife of entry: palm vein, 3D face recognition, voice control, fingerprint, PIN, IC card, mobile app, and a physical key. It supports up to 300 user profiles, which makes it a legitimate option for a busy household, a co-working space, or a property manager handling many guests. The integrated HD camera and video doorbell record automatically when someone lingers outside, and two-way communication lets you talk through your phone.

Build quality is genuinely premium — the metal body and included interior display drew praise from owners, and battery life impressed one who reported the dual lithium pack still at 100% after months of use, with an extra swappable battery included. Voice control works with Alexa and Google Assistant, so you can lock or open up by talking, and the interface supports five languages: English, Spanish, Turkish, Russian, and Chinese.

The catch is fit and setup. This lock is bulky, has no traditional doorknob (guests may find it confusing), and needs careful measurement: it suits door panels 35mm to 45mm thick, with 140mm hole spacing and 70mm clearance for double doors. The initial setup drew the harshest feedback — fingerprint errors and “open up failed” messages — though owners who pushed through a month of use say it becomes rock-solid and worth the patience.

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The lock thousands of owners trust, with the biggest battery here and a chime box in the box.

This is the most battle-tested lock in the roundup — the S330 has a massive base of owners who confirm its easy install and responsive fingerprint reader. It is a 3-in-1 device combining rapid fingerprint recognition, a 2K HD camera, and a video doorbell, with five open up methods: fingerprint, the eufy Security app, Alexa or Google voice assistants, keypad, or traditional keys.

The standout spec is the 10,000 mAh rechargeable battery — the largest in this list — which reviewers point out lasting months between charges, even in cold weather down to -20°F. The included chime gives you an in-home audio alert without needing a separate smart speaker. Video events record to 8GB of built-in storage, expandable via micro-SD up to 128GB, with no subscription fees — you own the footage.

Owners praise the crisp video and find the lock reliable once set up, though the app pushes some upgrade upsells. A few early units had auto-lock or motion-detection glitches, but eufy’s support resolved them with firmware updates and, in one memorable case, replaced the lock twice and sent a free lamp as an apology. The motion detection improved significantly after a firmware push, now catching mail and package deliveries.

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The keypad that shuffles its digits every press, so no shoulder-surfer ever learns your code.

Lockly’s signature feature is the PIN Genie keypad — the number layout scrambles every time you touch it, making it impossible for someone watching to guess your code from your finger position. Paired with a 3D fingerprint reader that claims 0.3-second recognition, this is a lock built for people who are serious about access security. The built-in HD camera with night vision records and streams visitors, and a 32GB micro-SD card is included so there is no monthly fee.

Remote access is handled through the Lockly app, which owners find intuitive for creating permanent or temporary codes and sharing eKeys and eBadges. The motion sensor sends day-and-night alerts, and Auto Lock timing is adjustable between 5 and 300 seconds, so you decide exactly how fast the deadbolt engages. Two rechargeable batteries with solar-enhanced charging keep the lock powered.

The trade-offs are real and specific. Shoppers say that the 8-AA-battery drain can worsen over years, though one found that lubricating the deadbolt with WD-40 cut consumption dramatically. A few describe the touchscreen as finicky and note videos only trigger on key use, not motion alone. The 5-year mechanical and finish warranty plus 2-year electronics warranty and lifetime tech support soften those concerns, and most owners call the fingerprint and install experience genuinely solid.