Fingerprint Padlock for Travel: Open With One Touch
Touch once and your bag, locker or suitcase opens. This compact fingerprint padlock stores up to 10 prints, charges over micro-USB and clips on with a carabiner loop.
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Touch once and your bag, locker or suitcase opens. This compact fingerprint padlock stores up to 10 prints, charges over micro-USB and clips on with a carabiner loop.
Touch once and open: your finger is your password
- forgetting combinations
- carrying and losing keys
- slow unlocking of luggage and bags
- privacy of shared locks
Your finger is your password
Stop digging for keys and guessing codes. Enroll your fingerprint, and your luggage, locker or bag opens with a single touch.
One sensor, up to ten trusted fingers
Touch once and it opens
The fingerprint sensor unlocks the moment an enrolled finger touches it. There is no dial to turn and no key to find.
Store up to ten fingers
The lock records up to 10 fingerprints. Enroll your own, a backup finger and a trusted partner's, and everyone you chose can open it.
Charged by micro-USB
The built-in battery charges through a micro-USB port and the packaging promises long standby time. A status light tells you it is awake.
Enroll once, then open with a touch
- 1Charge it
Plug the micro-USB cable into the port and charge until the status light shows it is ready.
- 2Enroll your finger
Follow the setup steps with a clean, dry finger at your natural angle. Add a second finger as a backup.
- 3Touch and clip on
Touch the sensor to open, then clip the carabiner loop to a zipper, handle or keyring.
From the fumble to the touch
The fumble at the door
You are tired, the hotel corridor is empty, and the bag is on your arm. The key is somewhere in a pocket. The code is on the tip of your tongue. Every lost minute here feels longer than it is.
One touch, and it opens
Enroll your finger once. After that the search is over: press the sensor, the shackle releases, the bag is open. No dial to spin and no key to find.
Yours alone, ready anywhere
It is small enough to live on your keyring and clips to a zipper, a locker latch or a backpack. Carry one lock that is always ready and opens for the people you enrolled.
Fingerprint versus codes and keys
| Fingerprint padlock | Combination padlock | Key padlock | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Opens with one touch | Yes | No | No |
| Code to remember | No | Yes | No |
| Key to carry | No | No | Yes |
| Needs charging | Yes | No | No |
| Multiple users | Up to 10 prints | Share the code | Copy the key |
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Questions and answers
Enroll with a clean, dry finger at the angle you normally touch it. A cold, wet or dirty finger changes the print and can slow a read, so keep the sensor clean.
Wipe the finger and sensor and try again. This is why you should enroll a second finger as a backup. The lock stores up to 10 prints.
It charges through the micro-USB port. The packaging states long standby time but gives no hour figure, so top it up when the status light signals low power, ideally before a trip.
A cheap dial lock costs less on day one. This one removes the forgotten code and the lost key, and one lock can move between luggage, locker and school bag for years of trips.
Yes. Up to 10 fingerprints can be enrolled, so you can add a partner or family member you trust.
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Fingerprint Padlock for Travel: Open With One Touch