Video Smart Lock with Camera and 3D Facial Recognition - Keyless Entry

Our review of the Video Smart Lock with Camera and 3D Facial Recognition finds it best suited for homeowners who want a single, secure, tech-forward front door solution. The lock combines a wide range of access methods into one device, and the biggest reason to buy is the privacy-forward biometric design: face, palm vein and fingerprint templates are stored locally on the lock so sensitive data does not live in the cloud. For those who value convenience, remote control, and an integrated doorbell camera, this lock offers an all-in-one upgrade to a conventional deadbolt.

Key Features

• 8-in-1 access: Face, palm vein, fingerprint, code, fob card, voice, app remote and mechanical key give multiple keyless entry options for every household member.
• Local biometric storage: Biometric templates are stored on the lock itself to help protect privacy and reduce dependence on third-party servers.
• 24H human detection: An approach sensor wakes the lock and lights the keypad so facial recognition or fingerprint verification starts instantly even in low light.
• Night-vision camera with two-way audio: A 160-degree wide-angle infrared camera and noise-canceling mic/speaker let you see and speak to visitors and answer the built-in doorbell remotely.
• Built-in WiFi and app control: Add or remove users, generate temporary codes and receive activity alerts from anywhere with the lock connected to your home network.
• Rechargeable power with fail-safes: A 2500 mAh battery, Type-C emergency charging port and mechanical key backup reduce the chance of being locked out due to power loss.

Who It's For

This device is ideal for homeowners or renters with a standard residential front door who want a single device that replaces a deadbolt, doorbell camera and keypad. It fits common backsets and door thicknesses and is tailored to people who prioritize biometric convenience and local data storage for privacy.

It is less suitable for users who need a minimalist lock without cameras, or for those requiring integration with proprietary smart home hubs not mentioned by the manufacturer. Commercial entrances or nonstandard doors may require a different hardware solution.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Multiple reliable unlocking methods give flexible, fast access for the household.
• Local storage of biometric data enhances privacy compared with cloud-only solutions.
• Integrated camera with night vision and two-way audio handles visitors and deliveries without added devices.
• Rechargeable battery plus Type-C emergency port and mechanical key provide layered power and access assurances.

Cons

• Feature set assumes use of the built-in WiFi app; advanced hub integrations are not specified.
• Motion/approach detection may need to be disabled in very high-traffic entrances to conserve power.

Specifications

Brand	Jacchozhi
Access methods	Face, palm vein, fingerprint, code, fob card, voice, app, mechanical key
Camera	Infrared night-vision, 160 degree wide-angle
Power	2500 mAh rechargeable battery with Type-C emergency port
Connectivity	Built-in WiFi for remote control and alerts
Door fit	Fits 2-3/8' or 2-3/4' backsets, 1-3/8' to 2-1/8' door thickness

Our Verdict

The Video Smart Lock with Camera and 3D Facial Recognition is a strong choice for homeowners who want a privacy-minded, all-in-one front door solution. It delivers robust biometric access, reliable remote control and a built-in camera with night vision, and the rechargeable battery plus mechanical key backup make it practical for everyday use. It represents good value for anyone replacing multiple door devices with a single, feature-rich smart lock.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the lock store biometric data in the cloud?
Biometric templates are stored locally on the lock to help protect user privacy.

Will it work on my standard front door?
The lock fits common residential backsets and door thicknesses (2-3/8' or 2-3/4' backset; 1-3/8' to 2-1/8' thickness).

What happens if the battery dies?
The 2500 mAh battery gives low-power warnings, supports Type-C emergency charging and the mechanical key remains available as a backup.