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TP-Link Tapo Smart Door Lock, Deadbolt | Keyless Entry, Fingerprint Recognition, Touchscreen Keypad & in-App Monitoring with Scheduled Access | 1-Year Rechargeable Battery | BHMA Grade 2 | Tapo DL110

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Features

  • 6 Ways to Securely Access: Access in six different ways: by fingerprint recognition, using custom passcodes on the keypad, manage from anywhere with Wi-Fi, via close-range Bluetooth, your smart home assistant, or by using the included backup keys.
  • 1-Year Battery Life: Enjoy minimal maintenance and a full year of continuous operation with the removable and rechargeable 10,000mAh battery.
  • Rapid Fingerprint Recognition: Advanced fingerprint sensor accurately recognizes fingerprints and unlocks your door in just 0.42 seconds. Register and save up to 100 different fingerprints at a time.
  • USB-C Charging: Features a built-in USB-C port for easy recharging, ensuring your doorbell stays powered and vigilant when you need it most.
  • Manage Resident & Guest Access: Create resident profiles with custom permanent codes, or set up one-time or scheduled codes for guests.

Description

Unlock convenience and security with Tapo DL110. Its lightning-fast fingerprint sensor unlocks your door in under 1 second, and the ultra-long battery life keeps it powered for up to 1 year. Access in six different ways: by fingerprint recognition, using custom passcodes on the keypad, manage from anywhere with Wi-Fi, via close-range Bluetooth, your smart home assistant, or by using the included backup keys. Manage residents and guests with ease by creating custom permanent, one-time or scheduled passcodes. Pair with your Amazon Alexa, Google Home or Samsung SmartThings for hands-free voice operation and mangement. Security features such as auto-lock, real-time alerts for suspicious activity, and a detailed activity log give you ultimate peace of mind. Finally, the Tapo DL110 boasts a hassle-free installation with all necessary tools included so that you can take control of your front door security in no time.Disclaimers: †Battery life is based on TP-Link laboratory testing, estimated at unlocking 20 times per day (WiFi Mode: Up to 1 year; Bluetooth Mode: Up to 2 years). Actual battery life may vary due to device settings, router specifications, usage, and environmental factors.‡Recognition time and accuracy are based on TP-Link laboratory tests. Actual recognition time and accuracy may vary due to the number of fingerprints registered, usage conditions, and environmental factors.

Brand: Tapo


Special Feature: Fingerprint, Passcode Unlock, Rechargeable, Auto-Lock, One-Touch Lock


Lock Type: Deadbolt


Item dimensions L x W x H: 5.91 x 2.69 x 1.29 inches


Style: Deadbolt


Brand: ‎Tapo


Special Feature: ‎Fingerprint, Passcode Unlock, Rechargeable, Auto-Lock, One-Touch Lock


Lock Type: ‎Deadbolt


Item dimensions L x W x H: ‎5.91 x 2.69 x 1.29 inches


Style: ‎Deadbolt


Color: ‎Black


Number of Pieces: ‎1


Included Components: ‎1× Tapo DL110(US)1.0 Exterior Assembly 1× Tapo DL110(US)1.0 Interior Assembly, 3× M4×7.5 Mounting Screws1× M4×20 Mounting Screws, 1× Mounting Template1× Deadbolt1× Silicone Cover, 2× Keys2× M5×55 Mounting Screws2× M5×65 Mounting Screws, 1× Tapo A110(UN)1.0 Battery Pack1× USB Charger1× Quick Start Guide


Control Method: ‎Voice


UPC: ‎810142820554


Model Name: ‎Tapo Smart Lock


Manufacturer: ‎TP-Link


Part Number: ‎Tapo DL110


Item Weight: ‎4.73 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎5.91 x 2.69 x 1.29 inches


Country of Origin: ‎Vietnam


Item model number: ‎Tapo DL110


Batteries: ‎1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Fingerprint, Passcode Unlock, Rechargeable, Auto-Lock, One-Touch Lock


Batteries Included?: ‎Yes


Batteries Required?: ‎Yes


Battery Cell Type: ‎Lithium Ion


Date First Available: November 11, 2024


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Quality product & a great price!
I bought this product for security for a vacant property of mine. I am not able to get to the property often enough to maintain security or control access to people I may want to let in. This product sounded like it was the answer, and I was impressed with a previous purchase from this company, so I tried it and a smart doorbell out and they work great! I have ran a series of tests simulating power outages, wifi going offline, etc., and they seem to be really low maintenance. TP-Link has many other security and smart home products that I may add and their app allows you to control all of them with the 1 app. It is also simple to use. I like this company's products, and will probably buy more. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2025 by S. Jenkins
    • Misleading Photos, but Most Reliable Smart Lock Currently Available with Some Drawbacks
Review Image by Jason Crawford Jason Crawford
Updated 4/11/2025 (3 months in) In an ocean of smart locks plagued with design, quality assurance, and failure issues, the DL110 stands out as the one that seems to work without interruption. I had given this 4 starts, but changed to 5 because it’s so much better than the other locks out there despite the drawbacks. *****Pros***** Much quieter deadbolt operation than all of the other smart deadbolts I have tried which startle and wake up the entire house. Long lasting lithium ion battery pack with USB-C charging. Note that the battery pack is proprietary, and I haven’t seen where replacement battery packs are available. I’ve only had the lock for just over a month, so I can’t vouch for the actual battery life. Backup USB-C temporary power port at the bottom of the lock in case the battery is dead. Thank you TP-Link! Fingerprint scanner works well, and you can lock the door when leaving by pressing it even with an unregistered finger. Comes with 2 backup physical keys so in the case of issues you don’t get locked out. They are Schlage compatible keys for easy copying. From what other users have said, the lock cannot be re-keyed unfortunately. This is a disappointment if you shared your keys with household members or others, and later need to restrict access. Install is easy. Reliable so far, though the first one I purchased was 100% DOA. Interestingly, the first one was hardware version 1 which had a keypad that was visible without activating the backlights just as the photos show in the Amazon ad. There are rubber gaskets on both sides of the lock that touch the door. This helps to stop it from moving around and also prevents damage to your door. This is HUGE, and whoever decided to do this should be commended and receive a promotion. Many other smart locks do not have these gaskets. *****Neutral***** You can disable the doorbell feature from within the app, but disabling the doorbell doesn’t stop the app from giving all app users notifications when someone presses the doorbell button (this seems to be a bug at this time). So, in Android you have to make an additional step to also disable all app notifications for the Tapo app. While the key is just meant for a backup, the keyhole is behind the doorbell button cover that you have to remove, and you will hit it several times by accident just by removing and replacing the cover. There is an Android launcher widget available for the lock from the Tapo app so that you can quickly glance at the lock’s status and use it to open the Tapo app and bring you immediately to the lock’s control, however the Widget’s status (locked/unlocked icon and last change time) NEVER updates on its own in the background. You have to open the app for the widget’s status to change. This is a total disaster for those needing to constantly monitor whether your door is locked. *****Cons***** It’s very easy to accidentally hit the super sensitive doorbell button while operating the lock or opening the door, giving everyone using the app a false notification. This was a big problem in my household. Combine this issue with the bug that app users still get a notification when the doorbell button is pressed even when the doorbell is disabled, this can get irritating. They should have included a replacement blank button cover that disables the doorbell physically. I ended up disassembling the doorbell button by carefully removing the 3 black screws (don’t drop or lose them) using a small Philips jewelers screwdriver, and carefully wedged some small folded up strips of painter’s tape under all 4 plastic spring arms so that it requires extra pressure to activate the button (see attached photos). You’ll need to make sure that whatever you wedge under the spring arms is fully tucked in and leaves full clearance around the center (for the center of the rubber circle) or else you’ll actually make it easier to hit the button. You cannot see the keypad digits AT ALL until you carefully touch the screen to wake it so as to not accidentally hit a digit. This is very inconvenient and annoying as it adds unnecessary time and complexity, especially for guests, to unlock (and lock with the lock icon) the door for people not using fingerprints. If I were Tapo, I would probably severely reprimand or terminate the individual that made this decision for looks over functionality to appease a select few individuals. Unfortunately, companies are afraid to take action upon employees that make disastrous decisions. The keypad should be exactly like it shows in the pictures in the ad, with white backlit letters. This really only matters if you have users that aren’t going to be using the fingerprint sensor. There is an irritating slight response delay when pressing the fingerprint button to lock the door when leaving, unlike other smart locks. My guess is this is due to the fingerprint sensor chipset they used not outputting a signal immediately when touched since this is a unique use of off the shelf fingerprint sensor hardware. This issue could be resolved if Tapo had just had an always visible keypad so you could use the lock icon on it to immediately lock the door. I have noticed that you can press the fingerprint sensor and let go before the confirmation light comes on, and it still locks. There is no open API access for third party automation hubs such as HomeSeer and Home Assistant, or Matter support. This means that you’re forced into using the Tapo cloud app and its limitations. The Tapo automations available are extremely limited in the Tapo app. For example, after coming home at night and unlocking your door, you might want your inside light to come on for a few minutes so you can see where you’re going. It’s not possible using the Tapo controlled entry light to turn on a light when it's after sunset, then automatically turn off after several minutes. As of 4/11/2025, the Tapo displayed a popup advertisements about in app shopping when I went to control the lock with the widget, despite me having the promotions disabled in the app. I was going to be a third lock until this started happening. I hope this isn’t a sign of things to come. If any of the issues above bother you too, please post something on Tapo’s community forum, and please mark this helpful so hopefully Tapo’s team pays attention. Other: I’ve now purchased 2 of these and have had one installed for almost 3 months on the original charge. The battery indicator is still showing 100%. I’m a bit concerned how accurate that is since these can be rigged and seeing the lock is used about 12 times a day, but it definitely seems to be a massive improvement over locks using traditional batteries. Like most cloud based devices, there is absolutely no local access or web interface. You are required to install and use the Tapo app to setup and configure the lock. You should consider what would happen if Tapo decides to start charging a monthly fee or goes out of business. Also, you should expect that people working for the company will have access to your precise location based on your WiFi BSSID, as well as full control over your door lock / all devices you own. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025 by Jason Crawford Jason Crawford
    • I bought three and LOVE them
I bought three of these and love them. They have been working perfectly for about three weeks so far. I wasn’t keen on the color (flat black) but it ended up looking great. There are a lot of great features in the app. I don’t think Tapo missed anything someone would want to do. Each lock had to be administered individually. I other words, if you want to add a PIN number for someone, you have to add it each and every lock. The same goes for fingerprint access. Not that big of deal for PIN numbers, but, I do wish it was possible to “copy” a fingerprint from one lock to another. I have asked this before buying this but nobody could answer… the physical keyway for this lock is Schlage SC1. This is good to know if you want to rekey the physical key to match some other door lock you have. I already owned the things necessary to rekey Schlage locks and was able to easily rekey all three of these Tapo locks to use the same key. The supplied latch is adjustable and will work with either of the two standard deadbolt setbacks. It was very easy to replace an existing deadbolt. The physical key hole is under a cap which is also the doorbell button. I have a separate video doorbells and don’t want people to use the doorbell on this lock. I wish Tapo would give you a dummy cap without the bell icon that you could switch out and use instead. I’m tempted to get some flat black paint and paint over them. No numbers are visible on the number pad until you touch it. It then lights up and the numbers are bright enough and large enough to see in the dark. It is sensitive to a light touch. Mine are installed on residences and are used many times a day. The batteries still show at 100% after three weeks. Tapo says a charge should last a year. Time will tell. If you connect your Tapo app to Alexa, you can ask her to unlock the door but you first have to setup the lock in the ALEXA app and configure a PIN for the voice unlock command. Anytime you use your voice to tell Alexa to unlock the door she will ask for you to say the PIN number out loud. You don’t need this PIN number for other Alexa commands like “lock door” or “is the door locked”. I can kind of understand why they require a PIN for unlock, but, I think they should leave it up me. Make it the default but let me uncheck it. I live on the fourth floor, even if someone stood on the sidewalk and yelled at the top of their voice “Alexa, unlock Unity Front Door” she wouldn’t hear them AND they would have to know that mine is called “Unity Front Door”. I highly recommend and definitely buy again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2025 by BGF

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