The 10 Best Touchscreen Door Locks

Fortify entry into any large home or place of work with the Samsung Biometric (around $419). This system stores over 30 separate user codes and up to 100 distinct fingerprints. A mischief prevention feature temporarily deactivates its operation after 5 failed access attempts.

Engineered to deliver "smart" security to any home, business, or rental property, the PIN Genie Lockly (around $280) leverages a special internal algorithm that automatically reshuffles number combinations after each use, making it very difficult for someone else to copy your PIN.

The Yale Assure (around $217) is available in an oil-rubbed bronze, brass, or satin nickel finish and offers an extra-slim and compact profile that's super-easy to install. A 9-volt battery terminal on the bottom allows for emergency power, so you'll never get locked out.

Marrying the benefits of round-the-clock surveillance with reliable door security, the Toledo Combo (around $439) includes both a wear-resistant numeric keypad as well as a high-definition Wi-Fi video camera with a wide-angle lens that delivers up to 110 degrees of visibility.

The Ardwolf A10 (appx. $180) is equipped with an advanced and intuitive OLED display that quickly guides visitors through the appropriate access requirements for gaining lawful entry to the premises. A convenient audit trail function provides a history of all past users.

Thanks to its integrated Z-wave technology, the Schlage Camelot (about $159) makes it easy to connect it to a home's current automation system, allowing both you and the family to remotely lock and unlock doors from almost any location or mobile device.

Using advanced fingerprint assessment technology, the Ultraloq UL3 (about $145) identifies any of 95 distinct biometric patterns in under 1 second. Three AAA batteries give it enough power to run for 8,000 uses before replacements are required. The mechanical key is flimsy, though.

The Pineworld Plus Advance (about $179) sports a reversible handle design that makes it suitable for installation on both left and right-handed doors. Its durable and corrosion-resistant stainless steel body withstands heavy impacts and extreme weather conditions.

The Clevr Electronic (around $79) is available at an affordable price and boasts a bright, backlit keypad that's easy to see when returning home late at night. An optional auto-lock feature can be engaged anytime between 20 seconds and up to 15 minutes after a door has been closed.

In addition to a crystal-clear OLED readout for adding and deleting information, the Harfo HL91 (around $240) delivers a convenient private mode, which allows an administrator to lock a door from the inside in order to block access attempts from all unregistered and registered visitors.