LexonNOMADAY Lock Biometric Fingerprints Padlock (Gun Metal)

After watching a few videos by the lockpicking lawyer, I had to find out how easily this lock could be defeated. He uses a urethane hammer, but who carries those? I used the sole of my shoe to give 3 firm taps to the right side of this lock. Voila, the lock doesn't lock anymore. * Poof * Fifty bucks spent, and gone! My advice: this isn't the lock for you if you really need lasting security. For that, I recommend a padlock without any electronics. However, I do still use a fingerprint lock when I only need a couple hours of security in a frequent use setting where the convenience of fingerprint unlocking outweighs the risk of easy break-ins. Probably not everybody would make the same decision.

Okay, so, I really love the concept behind this lock (obviously, a sleekly-designed mini biometric lock for luggage and such is appealing); however, in my attempts to try to put this lock to some use, I’ve been stymied at every turn.The fingerprint reader is just really…not good. At any given time, I am utterly uncertain as to whether it will be able to read any of the four different fingerprints I’ve “taught” it (and I have added four to try and make sure it will be able to read at least one!). Just this fact is a big enough bummer in itself, but one that I could begrudgingly deal with, as lifting one’s finger up and placing it down again on the reader takes no great time or effort; however, every time the reader “rejects” your print, it emits a surprisingly loud and very annoying trio of angry beeps. As far as I can figure (there’s very little technical information available from the manufacturer), these beeps can’t be switched off, nor can you even lower the volume of the beeping.I truly believe that you would need to possess a superhuman level of patience in order to resist succumbing to fits of brain-melting, spine-rattling rage as your eardrums are assaulted by three horrific demon-beeps—quite obviously engineered in GarageBand by Satan himself—and rejected, over and over and over again by your own property, until it is finally able to function correctly.I hate to be the wet blanket here because I love silly, unnecessary, and over-designed gadgetry, and I wanted very, very much to love this little bugger; however, I feel I must opine that any sane human desirous of retaining the aforementioned sanity should most definitely just move on with life and leave this here, for it shall bring you neither joy nor peace, only endless woe.

It’s ok. Not the most secure thing in the world in terms of build. Also any moisture on your finger will cause it to fail. But it works.

Dopo averne acquistati e restituiti immediatamente 6 di altri marchi/tipi tutti di produzione cinese perchè non funzionanti o mal funzionanti, ho trovato l'unico che funziona e pure bene. Istruzioni in italiano comprensibili (ottima traduzione), settaggio iniziale molto semplice e soprattutto riconoscimento dell'impronta istantaneo. Suggerisco di non perdere tempo con i citati prodotti cinesi presenti in abbondanza sul sito con prezzo tra i 15-25 euro perchè come detto al momento o non funzionano o funzionano male e per sbloccarli ogni volta ci si mette troppo tempo (mai al primo tentativo) vanificando il senso stesso di un lucchetto del genere che anzi mette ansia perchè non sei sicuro che la volta dopo si aprirà o meno

Mai avuta un’esperienza così pessima, terza volta che non riconosce la stessa impronta, adesso si è sbloccato però non si blocca più, difettoso e complicatissimo

J’ai acheté ce cadenas pour sécuriser quelques affaires ; la livraison a été rapide et le cadenas est conforme à sa description et il marche bien.À recommander