Ring Launches Smart Lock with Dial Charging Feature

Amazon's Ring division has introduced its first smart lock, designed to eliminate reliance on physical backup keys by incorporating a dial-based charging mechanism. The Ring Smart Lock allows users to manually charge the device through turning a thumb-turn dial in case of battery failure, offering an alternative to traditional USB or external battery methods. The product is set for release in early 2027 and will be available in three finishes at $249. It includes biometric authentication via fingerprint reader and a backlit keypad with customizable access codes. The lock connects through Amazon’s Sidewalk network, reducing dependency on Wi-Fi, and integrates with the Ring app and Alexa devices. In addition to the smart lock, Amazon is expanding its security camera lineup with new 4K models priced between $99.99 and $219.99, including an indoor model available for immediate purchase.

By Andrew Liszewski · The Verge ·

Ring Launches Smart Lock with Dial Charging Feature

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