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Not only does a smart lock improve security it can also bring in some added convenience. The problem is adapting to this technology isn't the cheapest. Thankfully, Best Buy has cut the price of a Level Lock Plus Connect with keypad to $299. That's a $130 saving from its usual asking price of $429, so quite a drop. Better yet, if you're a My Best Buy Plus or Total subscriber, you'll score a further $30 off. The downside? The deal is only available today, Aug. 16, so you don't have long to grab one from as little as $269.

Level's locks aim for quality more than affordability, with an ANSI rating of 156.40 and temperature resistance to provide maximum durability. It's rated to last for 136 years with average use. The brand also offers a variety of finishes and additional lever designs to find your door's best look. But those high-end features can be costly, so we're glad to see this Level Lock drop to less than $300. If you're looking for more ways to smarten up your home, check out the top deals on smart home gadgets happening right now.

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The most attractive thing about the Level's Lock Plus? It doesn't look like a smart lock. There's no awkward-shaped retrofit or backside bulk holding a Wi-Fi connection. Instead, it looks exactly like a normal mortal deadbolt with a compact, even minimalist design that no one would guess hides smart tech along with a well-concealed, replaceable CR2 battery.

The pieces of the Level Lock+ package, including the lock, scannable cards and spare keys.

The Lock Plus has options for app, pass, card and key entry.

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In addition to Alexa and Google Home support, you can manage locking via the Level app or just swipe your phone close or use the keypad to unlock at will. Plus, you can create passes for others or even buy physical NFC passes for people to use, so you still have plenty of options. You can also create and manage Apple Home Keys, another kind of digital pass that's particularly easy to use with an Apple Watch or iPhone. On top of all that, a physical key will still work.

For more, check out the latest updates to our complete list of home security deals or peruse our list of the best smart locks so you can have all of the information you need to make the right purchase for you.

Source: cnet.com

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