Dreame Technology is entering the U.S. smart home security market with two new smart locks designed to offer more affordable options to American homeowners and renters. The locks are aimed at people who want connected door security without the higher prices of many existing smart lock brands, signaling fresh competition in a growing category.
Dreame launches two new smart locks for the U.S. market
Dreame is rolling out two new smart locks for the U.S. market: the Dreame NAVO Smart Lock A10 and the Dreame Safio Lock Turbo Lite. Both models are built for modern households, pairing smart access features with app control and multiple ways to unlock, so you are not stuck with just a key or a code.The NAVO Smart Lock A10 focuses on a fully connected setup with Matter support, integrated Wi‑Fi for direct remote control without a hub, and options like fingerprint, PIN, NFC, voice, app, and a physical key. The Safio Lock Turbo Lite targets everyday use with Apple Home and Home Key support, tap‑to‑unlock using an iPhone or Apple Watch, and quick, minutes‑long installation for U.S. homeowners who want to upgrade without a big project.
Affordable smart home security from Dreame
These affordable smart locks come without stripping away core security features that matter for everyday use. The A10 still includes BHMA Grade 2 certification, real-time security alerts, and an IP65-rated zinc alloy body, while the Turbo Lite offers customizable auto-lock, alerts, and an IP54-rated aluminum build. Both locks support multiple unlock methods like fingerprint, PIN, NFC, and a physical key, so families can get modern, app-connected entry without paying the premium that many competing smart locks charge.
Dreame’s two new smart locks bring full-featured smart home security to the U.S. If you want deep smart home integration and Matter support, look at the Dreame NAVO Smart Lock A10 and compare its current promo price on Amazon and Dreame’s site. If you live in Apple’s world and care most about Apple Home and Home Key, the Dreame Safio Lock Turbo Lite is the one to check first. Before you buy, make sure your door type and deadbolt setup match the lock’s requirements so installation really is a quick upgrade, not a weekend project.
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