Best Smart Locks for Auto-relock after failed attempts

#1

The failed-attempt lockout behavior was viewed as a strong security safeguard when someone keeps entering wrong codes or fingerprints.

#2

Failed-attempt lockout was consistently viewed positively, with reviewers saying it worked as intended and helped deter brute-force attempts.

#3

Failed-attempt lockout had limited but positive evidence, with one reviewer describing automatic lockdown plus notification after suspicious attempts.

#4

Failed-code lockout behavior was treated as a useful security deterrent because repeated wrong entries frustrate brute-force attempts.

#5

Wrong-try lockout was viewed positively as a useful safeguard against repeated bad attempts.

#6

A locksmith observed that repeated invalid codes temporarily disable the keypad, showing the lockout behavior works, though active alerts were missing.

#7

Failed-attempt lockout drew criticism from one reviewer because the settings and behavior were not clearly adjustable or explained.

#8

Failed-attempt relock/lockdown was a weakness; reviewers reported no lockdown after repeated unrecognized fingerprint attempts.