Wyze

The fingerprint reader unlocks the safe instantly, which is great when my hands are full of laundry and I need to grab my bag. I like that I can set access codes for family members through the app, making it feel modern and secure.

Setup was quick through the app, and the bluetooth connection stays solid—no annoying dropouts like my old lock. The interior felt sturdy enough to give me peace of mind for storing a handgun away from curious hands.

The fingerprint reader on this safe is lightning fast, and the app setup took less than five minutes. Now my valuables are secure but I can still grab them in seconds when I need to.

I was a little skeptical about a smart safe for quick access, but the Bluetooth app connection is surprisingly reliable and simple to pair. The backup key slot gives me extra peace of mind, and the whole setup feels really solid for the price.

The fingerprint reader is fast and accurate, unlocking in under a second, which gives me peace of mind when I need quick access. It fits perfectly in my nightstand drawer without being bulky.

Setup was surprisingly easy — I had the fingerprint scanner programmed in under five minutes. The lock mechanism feels solid, and I love that I can check the access log from my phone.

I was a bit skeptical about the fingerprint reader, but it recognizes my thumb in under a second every time. Feels much quicker and more reliable than the keypad on my old safe, which was always sticky. Exactly what I needed for quick access to my pistol at night.

Setting it up through the app was surprisingly quick, and the fingerprint sensor unlocks in under a second. It’s solid and heavy enough that I don’t worry about someone just walking off with it.

I was worried it might feel flimsy, but the steel construction is surprisingly solid for the price. The Bluetooth pairing took less than a minute and the app keeps a clean log of every entry.

Was pleasantly surprised by how solid this safe feels for the price — the steel is thicker than I expected. Opened it up and set the fingerprint in under five minutes, which was way easier than fiddling with keys.