Level Lock won both the Red Dot and iF Award for Product Design for their locking system that's designed not to draw attention to itself.

Smart locks have long promised a convenient upgrade from traditional door deadbolts, allowing homeowners the ability to both automatically and remotely open or secure their doors. But the adoption rate of earlier generations of smart locks was modest, most notably because of high prices, concerns about battery life required to operate the door’s internal mechanisms, and aesthetically, due to their size. Installed, some smart locks look like warts ? contemporary and stylish warts, but also conspicuous. Level Home’s latest Level Lock, the smallest smart lock and a 2021 Red Dot and iF Design Award prized design is arguably the best attempt to woo homeowners toward the smart home side of security. One thing we liked hearing while upgrading to a Level Lock was the thumbs up from the locksmith who installed our Touch-enabled unit. He praised the 440C stainless steel and strengthened metal alloys deadbolt one of the more secure models, pointing out the strike plate hardware was thicker than the standard non-smart model we were switching from.
As a user of the higher tier Level Lock Touch Edition, I was already impressed with the unassuming design of their locking system and its smart lock system, one that connects to mobile devices to a bolt platform that by all appearances is a normal deadbolt. Par for the course, LevelR...