BOSMA Aegis smart door lock might be the one you are looking for as it can make you feel safer, especially if you are staying at a dormitory.

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BOSMA Aegis Smart Door Lock Will Make You Feel Safer! Here's How to Get It at a Cheaper Price

As of writing, many residences still rely on the traditional door locks to protect their places.

However, many criminals are continuously finding different methods to bypass these conventional locks.

Some of them even find ways how to open traditional locks with just wires. Now, this will be a problem for students and other young people who tend to be alone.

If you are one of them, here's how you need to get a BOSMA Aegis smart door lock.

BOSMA Aegis Smart Door Lock Will Make You Feel Safer!

According to Mashable's latest report, the BOSMA Aegis smart door lock can be installed by anyone.

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Thanks to its easy-to-install mechanism, even those students can put it on their dormitory doors with just a screwdriver.

If you are among the interested buyers, Mashable announced that they are offering it at a lower price during their "Back to Education" program. You can click this link so you can check the discount offer.

Originally costing $119.99, the event of the news website slashed its price to $99.99. You can further lower this price tag by up to $79, thanks to the "SMARTLOCK" coupon.

But, is this cheap smart door lock really worth it?

Is BOSMA Aegis Worth It? 

PC Mag reported that among the pros of BOSMA Aegis smart door locks are voice command and third-party device support. It also makes little noise when you open it. 

Although it doesn't support HomeKit and requires a hub, the BOSMA Aegis smart door lock is still worth it. One of its best features is that it can create temporary passcodes. 

This will allow your guests to enter your house even if you are not home yet.

Thanks to this, tenants and other house owners offering rental services can easily change their smart door lock's passcodes whenever there's a new renter. 

On the other hand, the BOSMA Aegis smart door lock also offers advanced encryption, auto-lock and -unlock, door ajar alert, and other advanced functions. 

Meanwhile, the Amazon Ring cams were allegedly collecting user data. 

Previously, HomePod Mini and the full-size model are expected to have updated versions soon. 

For more news updates about smart door locks and other similar devices, keep your tabs open here at TechTimes.  

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Written by: Griffin Davis