A door security bar can be an excellent investment. This device, placed behind a door, adds extra reinforcement to any locks and deadbolt by ... Doorricade Standard 38-Inch Door Bar ↓ Jump ...

That’s why you need a good deadbolt. Not ready to buy? You can probably make your current door lock more secure with a simple tweak. In one of our standard tests, Consumer Reports technicians ...

Resistance to kick-in as sold is how well the lock survived increasingly forceful impacts using the hardware it comes with. The Easilok Deadbolt Lock ESK-E11 is part of the Door Locks test program ...

When we gave the Ultraloq U-Bolt ... inches (HWD) and features a circular backlit number pad with a capacitive fingerprint ...

scanners and the ability to unlock your door using your Apple Watch. Generally, there are two types of smart locks: full-on deadbolt replacements and deadbolt adapters. The former replaces your ...

When a school bus has finished its life ferrying children around, it often ends up as someone’s pet project. Most buses in the US, however, have annoying back doors that lock only from the ...

The intruder does not break through the door itself. The best way to keep an entry secure is with a solid door that has no ...

This makes it almost impossible for criminals to hack and open your door because of the unlimited code combinations. Also, for extra safety, the garage door has an automatic deadbolt system, which ...

No smart home is complete without a smart lock. They represent the biggest improvement to home security since the lock-and-key system was invented more than a thousand years ago. In many cases ...

Seven years after the first concept version, we're finally driving the fully electric ID.Buzz in the U.S. Was it worth the ...

ExaDrive specializes in extra high capacity 3.5-inch solid state drives for data centers. The biggest model it currently has is the EDDCT100 which retails for a staggering $40,000 or $400 per TB.

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in ...