Touch once. You’re in. Unlock in 0.5 seconds with the biometric fingerprint scanner. Your data is stored locally, not on the cloud. You can also control it from anywhere with Wi-Fi lock/unlock.
And for Canada
Wyze Lock Bolt v2 – Wyze Labs, Inc. (Canada)
Will it come out in Satin Nickel as well?
I am not sure if we will have color variants on this or not.
Alright! A lock bolt with Wi-Fi!
This lock is more affordable than the palm lock for those looking for a more affordable smart lock option that can still do some automations and open quickly without requiring a key.
I think I still prefer my primary front door to use the Wyze palm lock, and then this more affordable smart lock will go well with being a back door lock (for my situation).
Are they SC1 or KW1 keyway? Will there be a option to buy two and they be keyed the same?
Plus biometrics and the physical key that we all know you love so much! 
(No, I’m not trying to get into that discussion again. I still like the mechanical key as a true backup when everything else stops working, and I’m well aware of your objections.)
I haven’t yet watched the introduction videos for this, so I don’t know if it’ll have the same Change Network feature that Kyle said they introduced with Palm Lock. I haven’t yet heard anyone mention using that feature, so I’m interested in learning what people experience with that.
I would expect this to use the same Schlage SC1 keyway as the Palm Lock. That and your other question were asked in another topic after Palm Lock launched, but I never saw an answer from Wyze about that second question. My guess is that anyone wanting keyed-alike locks would have to re-pin themselves or hire a locksmith, but it’d be good to see an official answer about this.
It supposedly has a change network feature:
I figured it probably would. I still haven’t watched the video for this new one, but I remember when Palm Lock launched Kyle commented about that in the app and said that it was something users had been requesting, IIRC.
Physical keyslots are [IMO] just unnecessary major security vulnerabilities 
But at least they can be filled with superglue or removed. So, at least there is a workaround for those of us that don’t like them while making it available for those who do.
But yes, I love the biometrics and smart options 
These have an SC1 keyway like the palm lock. You would have to have them rekeyed by a locksmith to have them keyed alike, you cannot order them that way.
The physical keyslot is probably the easiest way to gain entry but there are so many who still want the physical key as a backup.
I understand. While it is popular, it is smart to include it. I think physical keys will still be popular for up to another 20 years or so since it will take a while for the younger generations to dominate their purchasing power influence to steer the market away from it. But for now, I can’t really blame companies for including it to solicit sales from the subset of consumers that demand it as a non-negotiable requirement. Us anti-key-slot people will win in the long run though as people my age and older with the key bias are replaced with people more open to not needing them. I was just born a bit too early for that great day. 
Awesome! This addresses many of the things that I would like to have seen improved about the first version. Excited to try it out.
I use ultra-lithium batteries in my original Wyze lock and usually get about 14 months of use from them. The issue with lithium batteries is the discharge curve is steep so they go from powering the lock to not very quickly.
Will Wyze ever add the circuitry and logic to correctly determine remaining battery life for lithium batteries?
Major install issue
Installed my Lock-Bolt-v2 today, ran into a major issue, the holes on the interior mounting plate where way to small for the mounting screws! I didn’t want to deal with Wyze customer service and have to send it back and wait for a replacement. having strong mechanical skills, I had to drill the mounting plate screw holes out to accommodate the screws. This is a major QC issue on Wyze as I do not think that very many customers would be capable of doing this and the ones that can wouldn’t appreciate having to do it like I did. Lastly It is missing one major function that the Lock bolt v1 had and that’s staying unlocked when the door is open. It will extend the dead bolt when the door is open to whatever time you have set with no ability to have it stay unlocked when open.
I merged your topic to this Wyze product announcement for better visibility to Wyze in hopes that they will take note of your QC issue.
I’ll be installing mine soon. I checked the holes on the one I have and they seem OK. I did read about that function difference when the door is left open before I bought it. I currently have the first version from Jan 2020 and I rely on the door being unlocked and open when I will be out only for a short time. This one has fingerprint and a code to get back in so I view that as a plus. Stops the bugs and whatnot from entering the home too!
Lock bolt 2 - unwanted 5 minute unlock notification
Is anybody else getting notifications about your lock bolt version 2 being unlocked even when you have all notifications turned off for it? I’ve double-checked every setting in the notifications for being locked and unlocked are all off but I still keep getting notifications if I leave the door unlocked for more than 5 minutes. It’s very annoying. Is this a bug or something that needs to be updated or am I missing something?
[Mod Note]: Your topic and replies were merged to this product announcement topic for better visibility to Wyze.
I just tested and disabled two different things:
The latter is what annoys me more, because I don’t need to hear the lock beeping at me whenever someone unlocked it 5 minutes ago, so I thought maybe that’s what you meant. That’s why I tested both.
Regardless, I still received notifications from the app at the 5-minute mark after unlocking Lock Bolt v2, so I think that’s a bug. (Turning off Alarm Volume did disable the 5-minute beep, but that seems to be another one of those all-or-nothing settings, so I turned it back on because I want to be aware of other potential alarms.)
I also think this is another reason they should properly implement Android notification channels within the app, because that could be one way to allow users more flexibility with notification management, though I don’t know what the iOS equivalent, if any, would be. Additionally, I imagine they could give the users more options within the app about what notifications to receive, much like they do with Smart Detections on Cams. I’m in favor of more flexibility versus these all-or-nothing settings.
I’ll log this and open a ticket. I suggest you do the same to help get this on their radar for a possible fix.
2026-01-05T19:54:33Z Edit: The response I received after opening a ticket included this from the automated “Wyze-E” agent:
Please note that while you can turn off most notifications in the lock’s settings by toggling off “Device Notifications,” there are certain critical warning notifications that cannot be disabled. These include notifications for lock jammed, failed to lock, failed to unlock, calibration warning, device offline, battery low warning, and failed entry lockout.
I imagine—based in part on the 
icon seen in the Events log for Lock Bolt v2 (e.g., “ Unlocked for 5 minutes”)—that Wyze considers the 5-minute unlock notification to be a “critical warning notification”, and that’s probably why it can’t be turned off. I can certainly see why some people might not consider that to be “critical” in the same way as a lock jam, low battery, failed entry lockout, etc., though. I think the developers should reconsider what qualifies as “critical”.
Wyze-E also included this suggestion:
If you are receiving notifications outside of these critical alerts, please double-check the notification settings in both the Wyze Lock Bolt v2 device settings and the Wyze app to ensure all non-critical notifications are turned off.
I don’t see any distinction in Lock Bolt v2’s UI between “critical” and “non-critical” notifications, so this advice doesn’t make any sense at all and serves only to frustrate the user with a fruitless search for options that don’t exist.
Incidentally, while looking at this issue, I’m also seeing that Account ➜ Notifications ➜ Push Notifications ➜ Devices shows unchecked boxes for Lock Bolt v2 and Palm Lock even though I have notifications enabled within their individual UI modules, and I’ve been receiving notifications for those locks even when those boxes are unchecked. Something definitely seems wrong with this behavior.
