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If you read the site, it says that it senses when you are close by and unlocks it automatically. You won't have to take out your phone.
by davorb 13y ago
If you read the site, it says that it senses when you are close by and unlocks it automatically. You won't have to take out your phone.
- Miyamoto 13y agoI did read that, but I would never use that feature. I need peace of mind knowing that my bike isn't going to unlock if I happen to walk by it or if I'm merely nearby.
- mehrdad 13y agoNothing happens until you interact with the lock. So it won't automatically lock and unlock. You have to press a button on the lock to lock/unlock.
- stretchwithme 13y agoWhich is even better than what happens when I unlock my Toyota by accident. If I don't open the door within 30 seconds, it locks back up.
- cbhl 13y agoThe problem is if you're standing next to your bike and a thief presses a button on the lock.
- jpollock 13y agoOuch, my bike locks are always under tension. If I walk past and it unlocks, that means I can't walk past my bike without locking it again!
- mehrdad 13y agoImagine there's a button instead of the key hole. press it once = open, press it again = close. If you are out of range, press it = nothing happens. The lock just does't pop.