Forget about replacing batteries in your smart lock. The Lockin V7 Max smart lock unveiled at CES 2026 solves the biggest problem with smart locks by using wireless optical charging. An indoor transmitter beams eye-safe infrared power from up to 4 meters away, keeping your lock charged 24/7 without any maintenance.
The Lockin V7 Max smart lock plugs the transmitter into a wall outlet and you’re done. No more dead batteries locking you out, no solar panels that fail at night. This is always-on power for your cameras, AI features, and security systems without the usual headaches.
Triple Security Plus Video Doorbell
The lock packs triple biometrics including finger and palm vein scanning plus 3D facial recognition. Vein scanning is more secure than fingerprints and works great for kids or elderly family members who might have trouble with traditional fingerprint readers.
Inside and outside, you get dual 5-inch touchscreens. HD panoramic cameras handle video doorbell duties, letting you chat with visitors from the inner screen. The LockinAI system spots deliveries, recognizes family members, and can even auto-record important family moments. You can search recorded videos by keyword instead of scrubbing through hours of footage.
The mortise-style lock features a curved handle designed by Apple designer Hartmut Esslinger. It’s Matter-compatible, so it works with Google Home, Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, and Samsung SmartThings without needing a separate hub.
Compared to traditional smart locks that need battery swaps every few months, the wireless charging system means you never have to think about power again. Your cameras stay active, AI features keep running, and you won’t get locked out mid-trip because batteries died.
The Lockin V7 Max smart lock is available for preorder soon and ships July-August 2026. Pricing is estimated around $1,300, which is premium territory but includes features most locks charge extra for. If that’s too steep, Lockin is releasing the cheaper Veno Pro Wireless in April for around $350, though it skips the video doorbell features.