Master Lock Vault eLocks 2.7.0.3

Reviews

3 ★, on 2019-12-08
The idea is great, but some major issues restrict the user experience and may be security issues. - if access time is given to a user: and then starting time is changed, the user won't be able to access it even if the app tells him he can. This almost lead to a critical situation on our side - with biometric authentication: if the app is closed, and then opened: even if the screen asks for authentication, it is possible to open the lock

2 ★, on 2019-09-17
Very cool idea, and the lock worked like a charm for the first week and I loved it. My guess is that the problem came around when I took the replaceable battery out to get a look at what it takes, but all the sudden after that first week, my lock no longer calibrates to my phone. The only way I can unlock it is the old directional passcode that I put in before it stopped working.

1 ★, on 2019-09-23
Update. Sept 19. This app is awful. Once you use the app to open the lock, the app stays active and drains your battery. / It takes an age to open the key safe using the swipe down method within the app. The standard, open when my phone is near method is just not what you need for a safe... So in the end, you turn all the fancy stuff off and tap on a number like you would do for every other key safe costing 25% of this unit.. Save your money and just buy a standard key safe..

1 ★, on 2019-10-09
Not had an app this bad in a long time. Permanent location access (and if you disable location access the app just won't unlock), unable to stop app, constant notification. I suspect the devs spent all the app budget on the iOS app, the Android app feels very very under developed. I bet the level of returns on this product using Android is HUGE. Listen to your customers, we don't want fancy location monitoring, we just want to press a button and the lock unlocks. SIMPLE!

2 ★, on 2019-09-16
No problems with the locking process, but the battery drain is terrible! Please add a setting to fully close the app when not in the foreground. I would rather have the inconvenience of having to open the app to open a lock than find my phone battery completely drained. (I am fully up to date as of 16/9/2019). On Android 9 I was able to turn off back ground access but that option seems to have disappeared on android 10.

1 ★, on 2019-04-09
AMAZINGly Unreliable Solution. Successfully removing the shackle is a pure game of chance, where the odds are stacked in the house's favour. Getting the door's locking mechanism to engage is an equally fruitless head banging merry-go-round. The app seems to assume success if there is no explicit failure response from the lock, and thus reports successful unlocks regardless of the actual state of the locking mechanisms. Great concept, but piss poor execution in both hardware and software.