Sifely Smart Lock Wi-Fi Gateway - Remote Access Hub for Sifely Smart Door Lock, Works with App & Alexa (Model G2, Supports 2.4G Wi-Fi Only)

I recently purchased the Safely Smart Lock Wi-Fi Gateway to complement my existing Safely Smart Lock, and I must say, I'm thoroughly impressed with its performance. This device has truly elevated the functionality and convenience of my smart lock system.I had the Wi-Fi Gateway up and running in a matter of minutes, thanks to the clear and easy-to-follow instructions. It seamlessly integrated with my Safely Smart Lock, and I was able to control and monitor it remotely from my smartphone.The remote access is a plus. I can now lock or unlock my door from anywhere, whether I'm at work, traveling, or even just relaxing on the couch. This level of control and security provides immense peace of mind.The Safely app is user-friendly and offers a variety of features. I appreciate the activity logs, which allow me to track who comes and goes from my home, providing an extra layer of security. Additionally, the app sends instant notifications whenever the lock is used, giving me real-time updates on the status of my front door.Furthermore, the build quality and design of the Wi-Fi Gateway are excellent. It's compact, sleek, and blends seamlessly with my home decor.This Gateway is a must-have accessory for anyone with a Safely Smart Lock. It enhances security, convenience, and peace of mind, all while being incredibly easy to set up and use. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to elevate their home security and smart lock experience.

Easy to set up and good range to cover one of my locks that is over 20 feet away from the gateway. Set up worked fine on my Verizon 5g wireless internet.

I live in a condo where dozens of other owners have replaced their their traditional locks with electronic ones. I installed my Sifely lock with fobs and wifi over two years ago and have had opportunities to compare the Sifely with other brands. Nothing compares. Installation and operation has been a breeze. I've used the features on multiple occasions and they have greatly simplified my life. That alone justifies the purchase. But I don't simply judge companies and their products and/or services alone.I started having a problem with the latch operation and contacted Sifely via email since they hadn't opened their chat services early this morning. Later I contacted their chat support. I couldn't have asked for a better response if I had been talking with my brother. I explained the issue, provided a mailing address, and the purchase order number. The replacement latch is on its way with absolutely no charge. There's no way to beat that.Your property will be in good hands with Sifely.BTW, this is a completely self-motivated review. I just like sharing my consumer experiences with the rest of you in cyberspace who shop online. Cheers!BobPS: I also received a prompt response to my initial email but the chat team had already resolved the problem.

Originally it was just blinking a red light and I could not connect it to wifi or the lock.The support team contacted me and helped me to get it working.Going to test unlocking when I am far away from home

This works well with our Sifely locks. Very happy.

First problem: you make this thing discoverable by unplugging it and plugging it back in. There's a security issue there. I could turn the power off and on to my house real quick and have a minute or so after that to be able to connect to this and have full control over unlocking my door from the outside without having ever connected to it before. There should be a hard reset button the actual device to achieve this result instead of just disconnecting power. Because of this (and it's performance over the last 6 months) I've decided to not keep using this device.The connectivity of this device is off and on and I'm more likely to win a coin toss than to expect the remote unlock/lock functionality to actually work. The app is not good. It lags and sometimes there is 20 seconds between when I touch the screen and when it responds. I've built a few apps over the past decade and I know what it takes to actually design a user interface that is half decent. It should respond within 100ms of touching the screen (even if it's just saying "loading..."). If I were building an app like this for just myself I might cut corners like they did, but since they cut corners on the app (which are relatively cheap to fix) I can't imagine the corners they cut on the actual hardware as well.Devices sits about 30 feet from my main Eero router (I have 2 other routers in my mesh system as well). Very poor connection. My Liftmaster garage door is about 2x the distance from the router and it responds fine every time. Assuming the garage door isn't just magic, I should be able to expect the area inside of the radius of the garage to be "within range" of the router... unless it has a bad antenna. This thing almost never works and then I'll get a random push notification saying my door was unlocked. This is a little disconcerting when I'm working late at 3 AM and the whole house is dark. Plenty of times getting my gun and going to check things out. Glad I live in a small town where nothing happens.You get what you pay for. This thing occasionally works after the headache of setting it up. I wouldn't buy it again though. The actual door lock I use this with (sold separately) is decent though but it's unfortunate I haven't got a good gateway to connect it to wifi.

I’m no tech expert beyond the basics, so I cannot get my head around how this works. But it does, and does so really, really well. We installed this in a rental condo that is on ANOTHER CONTINENT. Setup was a snap (make sure your router supports 2.5 mhz) and now I can change lock codes for each new guest and monitor entrances by user. This gadget even shows you the power level of your door lock’s batteries. Is it witchcraft? No idea, but it is an amazing tool and way worth the price to upgrade the functionality of your Sifely digital lock. One note: keep in mind that, if it gets unplugged, the gateway will stop working. Recommend putting it somewhere that’s unlikely to happen.