Always consider the required safety dimensions before purchasing.
Space and size
Always start with how much space you want in Your safety (aka capacity) and how much space you have in your home (shelf, closet, stairwell, etc.). As an easy starting point, consider the security you will be keeping safe.
Biometric technology
Is it safe to unlock with your finger or thumb? Then, make sure you find it safe to use fingerprint scanning technology. Otherwise, keyboards are a common feature of home safes, and they all have spare keys used.
Counterattack
A home safe connected to the app can send you alerts about tampering, such as someone entering many wrong codes, they can lock and wait for you to deal with the problem directly. Apart from access history, this is a very useful feature.
Fire and waterproof
Fire safety can withstand high fires while protecting the internal materials, which is very suitable for house fires. If the pipe breaks or floods break out (putting the safe on the ground), waterproofing is important.
Durable, preventing bolts from saws
The best home safes have multiple durable bolts that can resist trying to get through them.
Portability and installation
You may want to be safe and portable, such as a business trip. However, you may not, to prevent the thief from getting away. In the latter case, look for a safe safe (like most of our choices) with a mounting kit, so you can screw it directly to the floor or wall.
Smart home compatibility
We won’t call it a safe priority, but if you want your YER to be the same as a Yale party, please seek proper support.
