Bold claim: the Desloc Smart Lock D110 Plus redefines door security with a multi-method approach, giving you fingerprint, keypad, IC card, and traditional key access—plus full control from your phone and voice assistants. And this is the part most people miss: it’s not just about unlocking the door; it’s about how conveniently and securely you manage access for everyone in your space.
Overview in plain terms
- The Desloc D110 Plus is a Wi-Fi–enabled smart lock that supports several unlock methods: fingerprint, a backlit touch-screen keypad, IC cards, and a conventional key.
- It pairs with a mobile app and works with Alexa and Google Assistant for hands-free control.
- At a price point of $159.99, it offers a robust feature set and good value compared with similarly capable options like the Ultraloq Bolt Fingerprint, which runs higher but is often found on sale.
Design and durability you can rely on
- The lock is encased in aluminum alloy and rated IP54, providing protection against dust and rain for outdoor use. It fits doors from 1-3/8 to 2 inches thick, requiring a 2-1/8-inch hole.
- What’s included: interior and exterior escutcheons, mounting hardware, strike plate, two traditional keys, two IC cards, and a user manual. It runs on four AA batteries, typically delivering up to six months of power, though you must supply the batteries yourself.
- Exterior look and inputs: a 6.1 x 2.9 x 1.1 inch exterior piece featuring a backlit keypad (numbers 0–9, lock/unlock, menu). A small screen at the top displays status information when you press the menu. Between the screen and keypad sits the fingerprint reader; below the keypad is a standard keyhole for emergencies.
- Interior side: a 6.2 x 2.7 x 1.1 inch escutcheon with a thumb-turn knob. Behind a removable cover lie the battery compartment and a reset button to restore factory settings.
- Extra power option: a USB-C port on the bottom edge for emergency power if the batteries die, a convenient feature some competing models also offer.
Access control and security settings you’ll actually use
- The Desloc app (iOS and Android) centralizes control. On the device’s panel, you can see status, Wi‑Fi strength, and battery level, and you can tap to access more detailed controls and a live status screen.
- Access management: you can create users, assign PINs, register fingerprints, and program IC cards. Access types include Always (24/7), One-Pass (one-time), and scheduled access windows.
- Settings worth knowing:
- Vacation mode to restrict access to Always/One-Pass users
- Auto-Lock timing to ensure the door locks itself
- Timers for automatic locking
- Anti-Peeeping Passcodes to foil prying eyes by adding random digits before/after your PIN
- Failed Attempt Protection to trigger a short lockdown after too many bad codes and to alert you
- Anti-Hijacking to trigger alerts to all configured users and a designated emergency contact if a hijack is suspected
- Third-party integrations: works with Alexa and Google Assistant. The Ultraloq Bolt Fingerprint offers broader platform support (Apple HomeKit, IFTTT, Samsung SmartThings, along with Alexa/Google), so if you’re seeking wider ecosystem compatibility, that model has an edge.
Install and performance snapshot
- Installation is straightforward: swap out the old deadbolt, mount the new exterior escutcheon to the plate, connect data cables, and complete setup via the app.
- Setup flow: create an account, add the device, scan the QR code on the battery cover to link the lock, register a passcode and a fingerprint, then enter your Wi‑Fi credentials.
- daily use and responsiveness: fingerprint recognition is fast, the keypad is responsive and well lit, and the lock honors configured Always/One-Pass assignments and access schedules. Anti-Hijacking, Auto-Lock, and Anti-Peeeping features function as advertised.
- Smart home behavior: it responds instantly to Alexa commands, and routines (for example, locking when motion is detected by a compatible camera) can be reliable when integrated into a broader setup.
Bottom line
- The Desloc D110 Plus offers a compelling blend of multiple unlocking methods, solid build quality, practical security features, and convenient smart-home integration at a reasonable price. If your priority is maximum ecosystem breadth and a few extra integrations, you might compare with models like the Ultraloq Bolt Fingerprint. If you value a strong balance of core features, ease of installation, and flexible access controls, the D110 Plus is a strong contender that’s easy to recommend.
What do you think about using a multi-access smart lock in daily life? Do you prioritize wider platform compatibility or a tighter, features-focused package like the D110 Plus? I’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments.
