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Wyze Lock Bolt by itself is a Bluetooth-only device. This gives users the same app convenience of setting up their lock once and never having to use keys or memorize codes again.

If your phone’s Bluetooth goes out you won’t be able to lock, unlock, or change access settings in the app, but you won’t be locked out. Wyze Lock Bolt remembers the fingerprints and access codes already set up. And as an emergency, you can always generate a One-Time Code from the app.

Wyze Lock Bolt will let you know when the batteries are running low. The low-battery indicator on the keypad will flash red. However, if you forget to replace them there is a USB-C port on the bottom of the keypad that can give you a brief, instant charge so you can enter your code and get in.

When you enter the app and you are within Bluetooth range, Wyze Lock Bolt will update your history log to show past events that occurred since your last connection. You can see who locked or unlocked your Wyze Lock Bolt, when they did so, and which method they used (app, fingerprint, code). You can also see records of the door jamming and 5 consecutive failed access attempts.

Every 4 hours, Wyze Lock Bolt generates a couple of randomized access codes that can each be used once. You don’t need WiFi or Bluetooth to generate the code. Simply go to the app > Wyze Lock Bolt > Settings > One-Time Code, and enter the 8 digit code on the keypad.

Wyze Lock Bolt can detect the position of the motor to know if a deadbolt is jammed or not.

All you need to do is press and hold the Pairing button on the lock for 3 seconds. With Bluetooth enabled, your phone should then detect and connect to your Wyze Lock Bolt if you are within 16 feet of range.