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Wyze Lock

Wyze Lock is Wyze’s smart-lock offering within its connected-home device range.

Last updated September 25, 2026

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Overview

Wyze Lock is the smart-lock offering associated with Wyze, a consumer smart-home and home-security company based in Seattle. It belongs to Wyze’s connected-home portfolio, which the company’s official homepage groups with cameras, video doorbells, lighting and other devices. Wyze describes its broader mission as making technology accessible to everyone, and presents smart locks as a way to unlock peace of mind from anywhere. The available official material establishes that Wyze continues to sell products in the smart-lock category: its homepage features Lock Bolt v2 and identifies fingerprint recognition and a BHMA Grade 2 security rating among that product’s attributes. However, the evidence does not establish that Lock Bolt v2 is the same product as the specifically named Wyze Lock, nor does it provide reliable details about the original Wyze Lock’s specifications, launch date, current availability or relationship to later Wyze lock models. Those products should therefore not be treated as interchangeable in this entry. Wyze’s official story says the company began in Seattle after its founders left jobs at Amazon, aiming to address smart-home products that they considered insufficiently useful and too expensive for everyday consumers. The company’s first product was a security camera, and its public-facing range has since expanded across home monitoring and automation. Wyze Lock is best understood in that wider brand context rather than as a separately established company. The supplied evidence does not identify a distinct founder, leadership team or corporate owner for the Wyze Lock product itself.

History

Wyze Lock is a product offering within Wyze’s broader smart-home business, rather than a separately documented company. Wyze’s official account of its origins places the company in Seattle, where three founders had previously worked at Amazon. They saw a gap between the attention given to smart-home technology and its adoption by ordinary households, which they attributed to products that were not sufficiently useful and were too expensive. Their stated mission became making great technology accessible to everyone. Wyze says its first product was the Wyze Cam, which it launched at a low price compared with similar cameras sold by competitors at the time. The company’s early growth, according to its own account, was helped by customers sharing reviews and recommendations. Its range later broadened beyond cameras into other connected-home categories, including smart locks. Wyze’s current homepage presents smart locks as part of its home-automation and security offering and features the Lock Bolt v2, a product described as having fingerprint recognition and BHMA Grade 2 security. The supplied official sources do not provide a dependable chronology for the specific product named Wyze Lock. They do not establish its original launch date, detailed hardware or software capabilities, whether it remains available, or whether it is a predecessor or separate model from Lock Bolt v2. For that reason, the history of Wyze as a company and the evidence for its current smart-lock category are included as context, while product-specific milestones and specifications are left unasserted.

Products and positioning

A smart-lock offering within Wyze’s accessible, consumer-focused smart-home and security portfolio.

  • Wyze Lock

    A smart-lock offering associated with Wyze; product-specific specifications and its relationship to Lock Bolt v2 are not established by the available evidence.

  • Lock Bolt v2

    A smart-lock product featured on Wyze’s homepage; the page lists fingerprint recognition and BHMA Grade 2 security.

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