Once upon a time, a large bunch of keys on the waist jingled, which was also a kind of show-off, but with the rapid development of the smart door lock industry, this noisy show-off has become a thing of the past, and more and more families have begun to join the ranks of smart door locks to enjoy the convenience and security brought by new technology.
Smart door locks are not only an important part of the smart home system, but also the primary line of defense for home security, and their role is particularly important. However, as many companies rush to enter this field, the relative lag of industry standards and the uneven quality of products in the market are becoming more and more obvious. These factors make the smart door lock industry encounter various challenges in the development process.
So how do smart door locks say goodbye to "pseudo-intelligence"?
In the pursuit of improving the quality of living, the consequent improvement of living standards has prompted people to pay more attention not only to the improvement of housing conditions, but also to the convenience and comfort of residential life. Market research data shows that the popularity of smart door locks is growing rapidly and is gradually entering the daily life of more families. The problems faced by the smart door lock industry and how to get rid of the dilemma of "pseudo-intelligence" are topics that the industry needs to think about and solve together.
In the context of the rapid growth of the smart door lock industry, the industry is also facing a series of severe tests, especially the proliferation of the so-called "pseudo-intelligence" phenomenon, which makes consumers face products with unstable functions and low level of intelligence.
For example, in actual use, the lack of convenience is very obvious. Once facial recognition technology is faced with users wearing hats or masks, or family members with large height differences, the recognition efficiency will be fundamentally affected. When it comes to fingerprint recognition, dry or wet palms, aged or worn fingerprints, children's shallow fingerprints, etc., can cause users to need to make multiple attempts to successfully unlock the lock. On top of that, battery life issues also make users feel uneasy, fearing that if the battery runs out, the high-tech locks will become useless. Consumer concerns about security are also increasing, with some users complaining that the fingerprint door locks they use at home are extremely insecure, and can be easily unlocked even by feet, elbows, and even cat's paws, which is clearly not an ideal security solution.
In fact, the future of smart furniture is to follow up on user needs in a timely manner, and then take Xiaomi X, Huawei smart lock Pro, TCL K7G Pro three examples, from the identification, unlocking method, lock cylinder security three aspects to see, "really smart" how the three smart locks perform.
Among the three smart locks with face recognition function, the technology used by both TCL and Xiaomi is 3D structured light technology, while Huawei has chosen 3D TOF technology. In particular, it is worth mentioning that on the basis of the use of 3D structured light technology, TCL has further introduced AI adaptive face recognition algorithm, which can continuously optimize itself in the process of lock being used, and with the accumulation of unlocking attempts, its recognition accuracy and response speed will be continuously improved.
In terms of the unlocking method that is most related to the user experience, TCL K7G Pro has 10 unlocking methods, while Xiaomi Mi X and Huawei smart lock Pro only have 8 kinds, in addition to standard unlocking methods such as physical keys, passwords, fingerprint recognition and NFC, TCL smart door locks have also introduced convenient remote one-key unlocking functions and more flexible NFC applications. This means that whether in daily use or when facing special door opening needs, TCL smart door locks provide a more comprehensive and efficient solution.
After that, it's all about the security cylinders, and since these three smart door locks are all from well-known brands, they are all equipped with a high-security C-level lock cylinder and have a fully automatic unlocking function, which ensures that their security performance is at the top level. At the same time, it is very convenient to use, so users can enjoy the convenience without worrying about the safety performance.
In addition, about the human body sensing function of the smart door lock,In this pieceTCL can be said to be far aheadTCL K7G ProIt is equipped with165°Wide viewing angle cat's eye and a3.5Inch clear display,Support two-way video call and dynamic capture function of staying in front of the door,Let users monitor the dynamics outside the door at any time,The security protection level is extremely high,There are AI checks,The door will be opened after a long stay,Don't worry about violating the privacy of your neighbors at all。
In contrast, the features of the other two products are insufficient. Although Huawei's smart door lock uses a visual peephole combined with a large 3.9-inch screen, its peephole viewing angle is relatively small. As for Xiaomi's smart door lock, it relies on the cat's eye and mobile phone APP to achieve door monitoring, and the field of vision is limited in comparison. In summary, the TCL K7G Pro offers a wider field of view, allowing users to observe a wider area.
When comparing the three smart locks, although they may seem similar at first glance, the differences between them become obvious after an in-depth analysis. From a performance point of view, TCL K7G Pro appears to be better in terms of configuration, followed by Huawei Smart Lock Pro and Xiaomi Mi X. When we turn our perspective to the price, TCL K7G Pro once again occupies the advantage with an affordable price of 1199 yuan, and the high cost performance is staggering. It seems that the answer to the new choice of home door lock upgrade seems to be self-evident.