Compare eufy Video Smart Lock E330 vs Level Lock+ Smart Lock

Reviewers describe the app as keeping useful event history, including lock/unlock, doorbell, motion, and door open/close records.

Activity logs are available and useful for seeing who locked or unlocked the door, though one reviewer says accuracy could be improved.

One review states the E330 lacks a siren, so there is no supported siren loudness evidence beyond doorbell/chime behavior.

The app is consistently described as easy to use for setup, live view, clips, event browsing, and lock management.

The app enables setup, sharing, passes, logs, range, and settings, but reviewers mention firmware hiccups, proximity limits, and settings that can require Bluetooth.

Auto-lock is repeatedly supported as a useful timer-based feature, with reviewers noting reliable locking after a set interval.

Auto-lock and auto-unlock are widely supported and useful, but reviewers point out geofence requirements and the lack of built-in closed-door awareness.

Wrong-try protection can lock the device down after incorrect PIN or fingerprint attempts, giving it a supported failed-attempt lockout feature.

Backset adjustment is supported by an extendable deadbolt mechanism that can be twisted to fit the door depth.

The lock supports common backset dimensions and existing deadbolt openings, yet strike-plate and clearance details still need checking before installation.

Battery life is the clearest mixed area: some reviewers saw weeks or two to three months, while one reported roughly six months.

The CR2 battery is easy to access and often estimated around six months, but reviewers dislike the vague or non-granular battery reporting.

Bluetooth appears as a supported unlocking path in the review evidence, alongside physical key access.

Bluetooth feedback is mixed: some reviewers had steady local connections, while others call Bluetooth temperamental, spotty, or limiting for settings and range.

Build quality is rated highly, with reviewers citing metal construction and durability claims around repeated lock/unlock cycles.

The stealth design and premium-feeling construction are among the clearest strengths, with reviewers repeatedly saying it looks like a normal lock.

Camera and doorbell performance is generally strong for 2K clarity, night vision, and detection, but field of view and placement limitations reduce consistency.

Door-sense is weakly supported because one reviewer specifically wanted a sensor to know whether the door is open or closed.

Door-sense is a clear limitation because reviewers say the lock does not inherently know whether the door is closed without another sensor or workaround.

Door compatibility is conditional: standard deadbolt setups work, but screen doors, storm doors, spacing, strike plates, and door geometry can cause compromises.

Fit is good for standard deadbolt-style doors, but several reviewers warn that door alignment, clearance, sanding, or strike-plate issues can matter.

Several reviewers reused existing strike plates or avoided optional strike plates, though fit still depends on the door.

The Lock+ mostly replaces the existing deadbolt hardware, though reviewers also note it can use the existing deadbolt location and may require rekeying if you want key continuity.

Feature-update evidence is mixed: reviewers mention promised or dormant Matter/Thread support, iOS Home Key sharing, and newer Matter/Wi-Fi variants.

Fingerprint access is one of the strongest areas, with reviewers calling it fast and accurate, though wet or sweaty fingers can affect readings.

Reviewers repeatedly indicate there is no fingerprint reader, and one specifically wishes the keypad included a fingerprint scanner.

Finish evidence is limited but positive, with one reviewer noting the matte finish helps reduce visible fingerprints.

Geofencing enables auto-unlock and touch-to-unlock workflows, but reviewers treat it as context-dependent because it needs location permissions, Bluetooth, and boundary behavior.

Guest access is strong, with timed, temporary, single-entry, scheduled, and high-capacity passcode/fingerprint options described.

Guest access is one of the strongest feature areas, spanning temporary passes, revocable access, app invites, cards, PINs, and event-style sharing.

A hub is not strictly required for recordings because onboard storage is available, though HomeBase can add functions and storage options.

Hub needs are a recurring caveat because remote access, HomeKit, Alexa, Google, or Matter behavior may require Connect, HomePod, Apple TV, Ring, or Thread hardware.

Installation and setup receive broad praise, with multiple reviewers completing setup in about 10 to 15 minutes or calling it very easy.

Reviewers consistently describe installation as easy with basic tools, though door alignment and one review's sparse instructions can slow setup.

Jam-related evidence is limited but real: reviewers describe a jam notification and a mechanical lock issue when the door was not fully closed.

Key override support is reliable in the reviewed evidence, with included physical keys and emergency USB-C power options noted.

Physical key backup is a reassuring fallback across reviews, although rekeying is not always convenient and some users may prefer the included keys.

The keypad works well and is backlit, though one review found the dark doorbell/keypad area less obvious to visitors at night.

The keypad can add useful PIN access, but it is not built into the lock and usually costs extra as a separate accessory.

The keyway is a limitation because multiple reviews state the lock cannot be rekeyed or does not support common rekeying.

The keyway is a weak spot: reviewers note easy picking concerns and recommend rekeying or a stronger cylinder if physical key security is important.

Lock and unlock speed is strong, especially through fingerprint access and the quiet, fast locking action.

Unlocking is fastest through Apple Home Key or NFC-style methods; app-based use can be quick nearby but slower through home hubs or remote paths.

The locking motor is described as smooth, fast, and quiet in the review evidence.

The motor design is compact and cleverly hidden, but smooth operation depends on low-resistance door alignment and the battery-powered mechanism.

Locking reliability is positive, with reviewers citing reliable auto-locking and responsive smart-lock behavior.

Everyday reliability is generally good, especially for Home Key and app use, but reviewers still note door-fit dependence and occasional mechanical or setup caveats.

Notifications are consistently described as fast, including doorbell, motion, lock, and thumbnail alerts.

Notification evidence includes Home app access alerts, low-battery alerts, and jam notifications, but reviewers do not describe this as a standout feature.

Physical attack resistance has some support from BHMA-style durability and force/impact testing claims in review evidence.

Physical strength gets positive evidence through BHMA/ANSI-style ratings, but those ratings do not resolve reviewer concerns about lockpicking.

Pick resistance is the weakest security theme, with reviewers citing easy picking, lack of security pins, or stronger alternatives.

Remote access is strong, with reviewers unlocking through the app from away from home or from live camera views.

Remote access is a meaningful strength when configured through a hub, HomeKit, bridge, Wi-Fi version, or Matter path, though it is setup-dependent.

Security features include scramble passcodes, wrong-attempt lockout, local storage, and a USB-C port that does not expose data in the reviewed evidence.

Security features include encryption, app authorization, Face ID or passcode options, and Home Key authentication choices, but no review confirms two-factor authentication.

Smart-home integration is useful but incomplete: reviewers cite Alexa and Google support, while one explicitly notes no Apple HomeKit support.

Smart-home integration is a major selling point, especially for Apple Home and Home Key, with Alexa, Google, Ring, Matter, Thread, and SmartThings support depending on setup or version.

The touch-sensitive keypad/touchscreen area is functional and illuminated on interaction, though visibility depends on conditions.

User access management is flexible, with admin sharing, other users, codes, fingerprints, and family/friend access described.

User management is strong, with admin roles, guest permissions, passes, shared access, cards, and up to 50 total shares discussed across reviews.

Value opinions are mixed: some call it pricey, while others view it as a saving versus separate devices or a good value versus S330.

Value is mixed: reviewers like the premium design and Apple experience, but the $329-$349 price and paid keypad make it expensive versus competitors.

Voice control is supported through Alexa and Google, including voice-assistant lock control in the review evidence.

Voice control works through Siri and compatible assistants, but some ecosystems require hubs, bridges, confirmation steps, or Matter/Connect configuration.

Warranty/support evidence is limited, but one review includes one-year warranty and customer service contact information; another reviewer contacted support.

Weather resistance is supported by IP65/weatherproof claims and rain-use observations, with generally positive outdoor durability evidence.

Weather evidence is limited but positive, with stated operating-temperature support and one reviewer testing in cold weather without making weather resistance a major complaint.

Wi-Fi is necessary and works well in some tests, but reviewers note 2.4 GHz setup and dependence on wireless network quality.

Wi-Fi depends on model or bridge context; the Connect bridge and newer Wi-Fi/Matter options improve remote control, but several reviews dislike no built-in Wi-Fi.