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TL;DR: As of July 25, you can get the BOSMA Aegis Smart Door Lock(opens in a new tab) for just $79.99 with code SMARTLOCK — that’s a 33% discount.
Do you ever get to work and wonder if you remembered to lock your front door? Have you ever actually gone back to check? Usually, your home security is only as good as the person who remembers to actually use it, but there may be a smart solution that could help keep you on task with your lock. The BOSMA Aegis Smart Door Lock is an easy-install smart deadbolt that gives you remote control over your door’s locking mechanism(opens in a new tab), and right now, it’s only $79.99 (Reg. $119) with code SMARTLOCK.
The BOSMA Aegis is as much a tool of convenience as it is one of security. As of 2021, about 30% of burglars got into their target homes through the front door, many of which were unlocked. This lock has programmable remote and guest access, so you can lock or unlock it from anywhere, whenever you want. It also has break-in detection and a siren alert to detect possible break-ins and trigger an alarm that will tell you what’s happening. Home security is important, and the BOSMA Aegis could help reassure you that yours isn’t going to have any uninvited guests.
When you aren’t using it for security, the BOSMA Aegis is also just a convenient tool to have installed. Need someone to get into your home without making them their own key? Create a temporary passcode for guests. You can manage those passcodes whenever you want from the app. You can also get alerts if the door is ajar using the 6-axis sensor that will then remind you using the app.
The chances of you forgetting if you locked the door are likely far greater than a potential burglary, but you can get one tool that helps with both, and Bosma claims that the installation process is simple. For a limited time, get the BOSMA Aegis Smart Door Lock(opens in a new tab) on sale for $79.99 (Reg. $119) with code SMARTLOCK.
Prices subject to change.
