With the advent of the intelligent era, smart home products have begun to replace traditional home devices, and smart door locks are one of them, which has begun to be recognized and sought after by more and more users. However, most consumers' perceptions of smart locks are still not comprehensive. At the time of purchase, they are still in a state of follow-up; in order to seize more consumers, manufacturers are trying to promote their products while inevitably There are also a lot of "exaggerated" elements to guide consumers into misunderstandings.

Myth 1: Iris, Facebook recognition, mobile remote, app, etc. are safer

Fingerprints, passwords, and proximity cards are the current mainstream unlocking methods. Iris, Facebook recognition, mobile phone remote, app and other technologies are still in the process of perfection. Before the new technology is stable, to some extent, for people who want to get a crack, soeasy La!

Moreover, many smart door locks can be easily accessed by other unauthenticated terminals, and their security is not guaranteed. The security risks that arise are incalculable. Those "high-tech" that are not accepted by the mainstream, in practical applications, you may find that these are the routines of flickering.

Myth 2: The more functions, the better.

Many merchants have always emphasized their powerful features, so that consumers think that the more intelligent locks, the better. In fact, the quality of smart locks depends on the actual experience of the user. Pay attention to the products that are ruined by the golden jade. There are many functions, many product failures, unstable performance, and high uncertainty. The user experience is bound to be bad.

Myth 3: Brand or foreign brand is good

In the first case, foreign brands are good. It cannot be denied that foreign brands have a longer history and more experience in smart lock products. However, foreign brands' products are always designed for foreign customers. It is the truth to support one person in the water and soil, in line with the "national conditions" of the local consumer groups.

For example, Korean doors are generally thin and light. In China, the thicker and heavier doors are very difficult. The Korean locks are very difficult to install in China, and the door locks cannot be adapted to be used in Chinese families. shorten.

In the second case, I bought fake products. Some merchants are eyeing some people’s psychology. In order to reflect the “high-precision and cutting-edge technology” of products, many domestic products are said to be imported from abroad or abroad. Registering a brand, hard-boiled the product with a "foreign brand" coat.

Myth 4: No mechanical lock core smart lock is safer

No matter what lock, the first priority is to ensure safety. The purpose of the smart lock must not deviate from this. At present, some manufacturers try to abandon the traditional mechanical lock cylinder and switch to a fully automatic switch. Such an approach is not worth promoting. We can never predict when an electronic function will fail. A mechanical lock cylinder is an emergency protection for an emergency.

Myth 5: Smart locks are high-priced luxury goods

Some of the high-priced smart lock products on the market, coupled with consumers' lack of understanding of the smart lock market, have led many consumers to believe that smart locks are high-end consumer goods. At the time of purchase, consumers can avoid the high-priced smart locks by avoiding the various luxury concept packaging products through consideration of materials, stability and safety.

Editor in charge: Lu Liping