Wyze has a handgun safe now...

[SkyHawk]

For those who believe in Unicorns and trust smart safes. At least it doesn't come with a stupid RFID wrist band

https://www.wyze.com/products/wyze-gun-safe

Instant Access

0.8-second biometric fingerprint entry.


4 Ways to Unlock

Instant fingerprint, backlit keypad, app unlock, and physical key.


Smart Features

Simple, secure app, with access history, app unlock, and battery life indicator.


Plenty of Space

Fits both one- and two-handgun setups, with room for magazines and other items.

[Yodaman]

For those who believe in Unicorns and trust smart safes. At least it doesn't come with a stupid RFID wrist band

https://www.wyze.com/products/wyze-gun-safe

I don't get it. Is this post saying it's good or bad that they came out with one? Never heard of them.


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[anthracite]

Thank you for sharing Skyhawk.

Wish it showed a picture of it with two handguns inside. It does not look like it could fit two handguns, including magazines, even if they were compact.

[DAZE752]

key unlock as well

[sonofeugene]

Wyze is a popular company that started making good but inexpensive security cameras. Now their line of products is expanded. I have some of their cameras.

As for the gun safe, I’ve not seen it but it does use a key to get inside when all else fails.

[SkyHawk]

I don't get it. Is this post saying it's good or bad that they came out with one? Never heard of them.


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Their claim to fame is surveillance cameras - I probably have 20 of them by now. They also make a lot of other stuff and they are branching out into more areas.

Generally speaking, I would give anything they made a try if I was in the market for a product and they made an option.

However when it comes to gun safes, everyone knows I don't do "smart" or electronic. But for those that do, the Wyze is probably worth a look.

This one has some interesting features including the access log, and four ways to open it.

key unlock as well

As for the gun safe, I’ve not seen it but it does use a key to get inside when all else fails.

As long as you can find it when you need it

[sonofeugene]

That’s up to you. My Gun Vaults key is nearby but well hidden.

And a biometric save is good in my book as long as there’s a conventional key.

[Mr. Beretta]

Nice Beretta in the safe!

[SkyHawk]

Nice Beretta in the safe!

Yes, the grip doesn't seem to be laying flat against the frame though

[Yodaman]

Their claim to fame is surveillance cameras - I probably have 20 of them by now. They also make a lot of other stuff and they are branching out into more areas.

Generally speaking, I would give anything they made a try if I was in the market for a product and they made an option.

However when it comes to gun safes, everyone knows I don't do "smart" or electronic. But for those that do, the Wyze is probably worth a look.

This one has some interesting features including the access log, and four ways to open it.






As long as you can find it when you need it

Thank you


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[FAS1]

One thing that seems obvious to me is that many of these Chinese made safes are probably made in the same factory (or couple competing factories) with a private label and a slightly different look or features. More than likely the electronics are pretty much the same. Customer service might vary by company, of course.

Just look at the Wyze, Awesafe, AmazonBasics, Aseline, Onnais, Sentry, RPNB, Dalmbox, Wincent, Pineworld, Billconch, TigerKing, Cacagoo, etc.


All electronic safes will have to have a backup key (and usually it's the most cost saving lock they can buy), but that will do little to help you if you need quick access in the middle of the night and something went wrong. It will help you get your gun if it's not in an emergency.

[hermosabeach]

Chinese gun registry?


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