I am planning to upgrade my front door at home. I can't change the door handle/lock, but I can add a bolt. So I will leave the existing lock unlocked and add a bolt. I need a lock that supports HomeKit and the home key. My research shows three possibilities: - Schlage Encode plus - Aqara U100 - Yale Assure Lock 2 All seem to fit... Ideally I'd like a fingerprint backup, but keyboard works too. Aesthetically, I like the look of the Yale, it's neat and elegant, and I don't like the keyhole that the Schlage has. I don't really like Schlage's aesthetic either. I think the Yale looks better than the Aqara, but would be happy with either. That said, most reviews rate the Schlage very highly, not many reviews for the others (that I can see) I would love some recommendations / experiences with these locks... TIA
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meross Digital Alarm Clock for Bedrooms, Real Wood, LED Display Desk Clock, Time Temperature Humidity, 3 Sets of Alarms, Adjustable Brightness, Sound Control Function
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