Your iPhone unlocks with a tap—your door should too

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TL;DR: This Philips touchscreen deadbolt replaces keys with easy PIN access—and it’s on sale for $67.99 (MSRP $129.99).

Most people have upgraded everything in their daily tech setup. Face ID instead of passwords. AirDrop instead of emailing yourself files. The Philips 1000 Series Touchscreen Deadbolt fits right into that mindset—a modern, streamlined and refreshingly simple way to get in and out of your house.

Here’s the pitch: no keys, no apps, no stress. Just a clean touchscreen keypad where you punch in a PIN and walk in. That’s it.

The big win here is convenience without complexity. Unlike a lot of “smart” locks that rely on WiFi, Bluetooth or yet another app, this one keeps things offline. You can still create one-time PIN codes for guests—perfect for deliveries, house sitters or that one friend who always forgets their key—but you’re not dealing with connectivity issues or software updates.

From a daily-use standpoint, it’s the little things that make a difference. Auto-lock means you don’t have to double-check the door every time you leave. One-touch locking lets you secure it instantly on your way out. It’s the kind of upgrade that removes small annoyances from your routine.

Security-wise, it covers the essentials: lockout protection, privacy mode and durable construction designed to hold up over time. And since it runs on standard AA batteries and lasts up to a year, you’re not constantly thinking about charging it.

Installation is also low-effort. If you can use a screwdriver, you can swap this in—no professional install, no complicated setup.

This upgrade is less about turning your home into a tech showcase and more about making one everyday thing—getting in your door—faster, easier and a little more in line with the rest of your streamlined setup.

Get this Philips 1000 Series Touchscreen Deadbolt for just $67.99 (down from $129.99).

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