Koogeelife RFID IC Card Sensor Cabinet Drawer SmartLock: DIY installation
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Ever wished your cabinets could keep secrets as well as your valuables? Meet the RFID IC Card Sensor Cabinet Drawer SmartLock—your new best friend in discreet security. This invisible hidden digital lock is like a ninja for your drawers, silently guarding your stuff without messing up your furniture's vibe. Wave an RFID IC card (yep, just like a hotel key), and voilà, you're in. No keys to lose, no combo to forget. And guess what? You can install it yourself while binge-watching your favorite show—no tech wizardry needed. Whether it's your home, office, or that top-secret snack stash, this lock's got your back.
- Installation's a breeze, leaving no trace (like a ghost, but useful)
- Only opens for the chosen ones (aka your RFID card)
- Keeps things safe and stylish—because who says security can't look good?
- Invisible hidden digital lock
- RFID IC card access
- SmartLock technology
- DIY installation
General specs
- Brand: Koogeelife
- Seller: Joom
- Installation: DIY
- Access Method: RFID IC Card
- Lock Type: Digital
- Visibility: Invisible
- First listed by seller: 5/23/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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United States
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| Brand | Koogeelife | Refreshing Home | Anmoiaomiao | Toys Arts | Koogeelife | Home Of Auto Parts |
| Model | SmartLock DIY | |||||
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| Price | $15.10 | $20.13 | $23.75 | $15.56 | $26.07 | $70.29 |
| Seller | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom | Joom |
| Update | August 29, 2025 | August 30, 2025 | September 15, 2025 | August 29, 2025 | August 30, 2025 | August 23, 2025 |
| Installation | DIY | DIY | DIY | Drawer, Cabinet | Simple | |
| Power Source | Battery | Battery | Battery | Battery, USB emergency charge | ||
| Compatibility | RFID IC cards | Cabinets, Drawers | Drawers, Cabinets | |||
| Technology | RFID | Biometric fingerprint | RFID 13.56 MHz | |||
RFID IC Card Sensor Cabinet Drawer SmartLock
Victoria W.
Los Angeles, CA
June 2, 2025
As someone who values both style and function in my home, I did a lot of research before buying this, and overall, it's met my needs. I installed it on a cabinet where I keep some personal items, and it was straightforward—no drilling or mess, just some basic adjustments. The lock responds quickly when I use the card, and it's nice not having to fuss with keys or codes. However, I'm a bit critical because I thought it would feel sturdier; it has a plastic feel that makes me wonder about its longevity. Also, while it's discreet, I wish the sensitivity was improved—I have to be right up close for it to unlock, which isn't always practical. For the price, it's decent, but I could be wrong if it fails down the line. It does what it promises, keeping things secure without being obvious, but I expected more robustness from a product like this. I'd recommend it for light use, but not for high-security needs.
- Pros: Installation was surprisingly easy and didn't require any special tools or skills, which I appreciated as someone who isn't an expert. It blends in well with my furniture, keeping things looking neat without any visible damage. The way it opens only with the specific card is quite reliable, and I haven't had any issues with it not working when I need it.
- Cons: I expected more in terms of durability; after a short time, it feels a bit flimsy and I'm concerned it might not hold up long-term. The range for the card to work could be better—sometimes I have to get very close for it to register, which is a bit inconvenient. It only works with the provided cards, so if I lose one, I'm stuck without a backup option, which is a drawback.