3 smart lock picks for Australian buyers, compared side by side: Yale Keyless Connected Smart (Nightlatch keypad, UK import); Schlage Encode Smart Wi-Fi (Bored deadbolt, US import); Lockwood 001 Touch Plus Smart (Our pick).
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Choose the Lockwood 001 Touch Plus around compatible deadlatch hardware: the Amazon AU listing describes a retrofit for an existing 001 Deadlatch, and ASSA ABLOY Australia lists compatibility with most 60 mm backset deadlatches. Confirm the door preparation and the Wi-Fi bridge that ASSA ABLOY Australia lists as sold separately.
For a compatible deadbolt door, the Lockly Secure Pro Zeno Amazon AU listing describes built-in Wi-Fi, remote lock and unlock, fingerprint entry and Apple Home access. Compare your measurements with Lockly Australia's stated 35 to 80 mm door thickness and adjustable 60 mm or 70 mm backset.
For a 60 mm nightlatch door, the Yale Keyless Connected listing describes PIN, card and tag entry; for a US-style bored deadbolt, the Schlage Encode listing describes built-in Wi-Fi. Both were sold through the Amazon Global Store from the UK and the US at the 3 October 2026 check, so import and warranty terms differ. The Aqara U100 adds Apple Home Key for a deadbolt door, and the Yale ByYou Pro covers mortice doors.
For full context on why we ranked these the way we did, what alternatives we considered (and rejected), and the broader buying-guide framework, read the full Best Smart Locks in Australia 2026: What Actually Fits Your Door.
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