One of the most promising locks from the show is Schlage’s new Sense Pro Smart Deadbolt, which comes equipped with an ultra wideband (UWB) chip that will sense your paired smartphone’s trajectory and motion to know when to trigger an unlock for you.

As CES 2025 is in full swing, much has already happened from CPUs and graphics cards to sock collecting robots. In the smart home category, there were a slew of smart locks announced, with many of them featuring ultra wide band technology.

Schlage, a long-standing leader in home security and access solutions, has announced two advancements in smart lock technology at the 2025 Consumer Electronics Show. These innovations are the Schlage Sense Pro Smart Deadbolt and the Schlage Arrive Smart WiFi Deadbolt.

Key players like Lockly and TCL are locking down new devices with built-in video monitors so you can see exactly who's trying to get inside.

One of the most significant uses of your home is sleep. There's been a whole heap of sleep-related tech on show at CES 2025, but the AI Motion Pillow will interest anyone who has to deal with snoring in the bedroom. The device uses high-quality memory foam and AI to try and position your head to prevent or stop snoring.

The Ultraloq Bolt Mission UWB + NFC makes hands-free unlocking more accurate than ever, thanks to the use of ultra-wideband technology.

Our Top PicksBest OverallAugustAffordable and easy to use, August takes our number one spot for the best smart lock on the market today. Best TouchscreenYaleSmart home-centric and feature-packed, Yale takes our number two spot.

CES 2025 was packed with AI tech, but Nvidia Cosmos wins in our book, since it might be what the next big things in AI, robotics, and autonomous vehicles are powered by. Cosmos ta

Visitors to the Home Appliances wing of LG Electronics’ vast CES 2025 exhibit will likely be drawn first to the most visually enticing new products: a breakthrough LG Signature Microwave oven, redesigned indoor gardening appliances,