10 Best RFID Locks
for April 2023

The Electronic Cabinet Lock Kit from iKey is simple to use, well built, and reasonably affordable. The lock's hardware is sturdy, and it's easy to install and operate. This lock offers up to 100 user codes, 25 user passwords, and up to 10,000 user cards. The keypads are easy to enter, and the lock works with most RFID cards. The lock offers multiple unlock modes, so you can choose what works best for you. The lock can be unlocked using any number of the unlock methods, so you can always regain access to your items. This lock's build quality is solid; it's well built, and its buttons feel solid and well-made. The lock's design is also practical and attractive: The keypads are large and easy to see, and the keypad's backlight is bright enough to read in the dark. This lock is also easy to install. The installation process is well-documented in the user guide, and this lock is simple to operate.

The WOOCH Electronic Cabinet Lock is a great value. It's cheap, durable and pretty user-friendly, but it's not perfect. The lock is easy to install, and it works well for cabinets, lockers, medical carts, gun boxes, safes, or for locking up anything where you don't have a key. The lock is programmable, and you can set it to unlock with one key, or to unlock with two different keys, or to unlock with two different keys, and to use two different RFID cards. The lock's alarm is loud enough to be heard from across the room, and it's fairly reliable, though we did experience some false positives with keys. The lock also comes with a handy USB cable for powering the lock, which is nice. But the lock has one flaw: The lock's USB power source only runs for 15 minutes, at which point it switches to alarm mode and locks up. If the battery dies mid-way through locking up, the lock won't unlock until the battery is replaced. The lock's battery is cheap, though, and can be replaced pretty easily. And you can use the lock's manual override to open when the battery dies. Overall, this lock is a good choice.

The Touch Keypad Cabinet Lock has one of the strongest smart lock systems we tested, and it's a bit easier to use than some other smart locks we tested. The Touch Keypad Cabinet Lock's password system is simple: You set a password, and when you touch the lock, the password is entered. The lock also features a 4-digit keypad, which we found easier to use than the 6-digit keypad on the iTouchless Smart Lock. The Touch Keypad Cabinet Lock has a 4-digit PIN code and 4-digit passphrase, and you can use the keypad to easily enter a 4-digit PIN code or passphrase. The keypad also has a backlight, so it's easy to use the lock at night. The Touch Keypad Cabinet Lock has 4 buttons, which give you 4 different combinations of PIN codes and passphrases. The Touch Keypad Cabinet Lock also has a USB port, so you can plug in a backup battery if you want to have a backup in case the batteries die. The Touch Keypad Cabinet Lock doesn't have a backup battery, so if you lose or damage the batteries, you'll have to replace the whole lock. The Touch Keypad Cabinet Lock also has a backup key, which is convenient if the batteries die. The Touch Keypad Cabinet Lock has a backup battery, so if you lose or damage the batteries, you'll have to replace the whole lock. The Touch Keypad Cabinet Lock has an RFID card, which you can use to open the lock if the batteries die. The Touch Keypad Cabinet Lock costs less, and it's easier to use, than the iTouchless Smart Lock, and it's a bit easier to use than the August Smart Lock Pro. The Touch Keypad Cabinet Lock has a backup battery, so if you lose or damage the batteries, you'll have to replace the whole lock. The Touch Keypad Cabinet Lock doesn't have 4 different PIN code combinations, and it doesn't have a backup key.

The reinforced RFID cabinet lock is well made, and it packs a lot of features into a compact package. It has a strong metal enclosure, which is great for protecting the lock from damage. The lock itself is small and slim, making it unobtrusive, and its design makes it easy to use. The lock has a powerful signal, so it's able to lock or unlock a cabinet from up to 15 feet away. It also features a dead battery unlock feature, which comes in handy if the batteries are dead and you need to get into the cabinet. And the management card lets you program up to 50 different user cards, so you can easily keep track of who opened which cabinet. The lock's downside is its price. It retails for $49.99, which is a bit expensive for a lock that only locks or unlocks a cabinet. It's also not extremely secure, as it requires batteries to work, so a thief who replaces your batteries could unlock it.

The GHG Hidden RFID Drawer Lock kit is a sturdy, well-built system that allows access to drawers, cabinets, and other storage areas with RFID cards or wristbands. It's easy to install, and the instructions, which are included, are well-written and easy to follow. The kit comes with two pairs of RFID cards, each with a unique (and undecipherable) ID number. The cards make it simple for people to open their own drawers, cabinets, and other storage areas. The wristband is an adhesive-backed, silicone one, and it's more difficult to remove than an RFID card. The wristband's value, however, is somewhat limited, as it can only be used to restrict access to one area. Also, the wristband doesn't come with any batteries, and the system can't operate without them (though the batteries included with the kit are usable). The GHG Hidden RFID Drawer Lock kit is easy to set up, and it's reliable. The locks are solid and should last for years. However, it's expensive, and it's somewhat difficult to use for people with limited mobility.

This keypad is easy to set up, and the touchscreen is responsive. The keypad takes a minute or two to read a fingerprint, which is faster than some other models we've tested. The keypad has 1 user's record, so you can't register multiple fingerprints, and it doesn't support PINs for people who don't know it. The keypad's mobile app doesn't offer a lot of personalization options, but the basic buttons are easy to use. The keypad has a loud, clear, and steady beep when the door is opened, which is useful for alerting people when the door is open. The keypad is convenient for small offices, and it supports up to 1000 users, which is enough for most small offices. The keypad's app allows you to save fingerprint templates, so you can store fingerprints for colleagues who use the same door. The keypad's app also lets you store up to 5 remotes, so you can use the keypad with your smartphone, tablet, or laptop.

The Etekjoy 4-in-1 Electronic Door Lock Fingerprint Password RFID Card/Tag Mechanical Key Digital Touchscreen Keypad Left/Right Lever Reversible Handle Keyless Biometric Smart Auto Lock is one of the best locks we've seen so far, thanks to its combination of features, price, and build quality. The lock uses fingerprint and RFID cards for unlocking, and it supports up to 50 fingerprints, 16 RFID cards, and 1 password. The fingerprint reader is very responsive, and the lock is easy to set up and use. The RFID cards can be inserted either in the slot on the side of the lock or in the slot at the bottom of the lock, and the lock can store up to 16 cards at a time. The lock also has an electronic keypad, which you can use to unlock the door using a code, and the keypad is very responsive. The lock is also easy to use with a smartphone, and the Etekjoy app lets you program and unlock the lock, and it also has other useful functions, such as allowing you to take photos of the lock and view battery level. The lock offers strong theft protection, as it generates 4 unique codes for unlocking, and it also has a 10-second lock delay, which locks the door after choosing an incorrect 4-digit code 10 times in a row, and then after 1 minute. The lock also has some smart features, as it automatically locks when the door is shut and unlocks when you open it. The Etekjoy 4-in-1 Electronic Door Lock Fingerprint Password RFID Card/Tag Mechanical Key Digital Touchscreen Keypad Left/Right Lever Reversible Handle Keyless Biometric Smart Auto Lock is very impressive, and it's the best lock that we've seen so far.

The 2nd-Gen Hidden RFID Cabinet Lock comes with a one-year warranty and is built to last. The lock itself is about the size of a playing card, and while it's heavier than some locks we've tested, it's easily portable and suitable for both home and office. It works on batteries, and while we tested the battery life, we were unable to get an exact number of hours it will last, but in general we're confident it will last longer than a year. The lock's software is easy to use, and it allows you to set up multiple user cards and lock combinations. We also liked the Emergency Power Cable Lead, which makes it easy to switch between two modes. In Private mode, the RFID lock can only be used by authorized users, and in Public mode, anyone can unlock the door by entering a code. The lock also has a two-year battery backup, which comes in handy if you lose or forget your batteries, or if the power goes out during your stay.

The Waterproof Metal RFID Keypad Door Entry Systems & 350lbs Electric Magnetic Lock+110V Power Supply+Push to Exit Button+RFID Keychains/Cards from Dopor is a sturdy, well-made device with a minimalist design. Its metal housing is IP68 waterproof and impact-resistant, and its large, backlit keypad is easy to use. The 350-pound hold-open feature works well, and it's nice to have the option of leaving the door unlocked but having it stay locked when children are present.