The ZEKI X1 Fingerprint Smart Door Lock combines biometric entry, multiple unlocking methods and TTLock app management in a modern smart handle lock. Designed for convenient everyday access, the X1 allows authorized users to unlock using a fingerprint, password, IC card, mechanical key or supported mobile app functions.
Its handle-integrated fingerprint sensor keeps biometric access within the natural movement of opening the door, while the touchscreen keypad, card access, virtual password protection and security alerts provide practical alternatives for different users and situations.
Fingerprint access is the central feature of the ZEKI X1. The biometric sensor is positioned around the handle area, allowing an enrolled fingerprint to be presented as part of the normal door-opening movement.
The supplied product information specifies a fingerprint recognition speed of up to 0.5 seconds, making the X1 a practical smart door lock with fingerprint for users who want quick keyless access without entering a code each time.
For buyers comparing a conventional electronic lock with a fingerprint door lock with handle, the X1 combines the biometric sensor, lever handle and digital access controls within one integrated system.
The ZEKI X1 provides several access methods so different authorized users can choose the most convenient option:
This combination makes the X1 more versatile than a fingerprint-only lock. It works as a keyless fingerprint door lock while still giving users alternative ways to enter when fingerprint access is not preferred.
The ZEKI X1 version available from ZEKI.pk uses the TTLock app. The supported TTLock environment provides digital lock-management functions such as user credentials, passcodes, cards, fingerprints, eKeys and access records according to the configured setup.
This makes the X1 suitable for customers looking for a TTLock smart door lock or app controlled smart door lock that combines mobile management with physical biometric and keypad access.
Some TTLock functions can depend on the specific connectivity configuration and compatible accessories, so available remote features should be used according to the installed setup.
The touchscreen keypad provides password-based entry for users who prefer a code instead of fingerprint or card access.
The X1 also supports an anti-snooping virtual password function. This allows unrelated digits to be entered before and after the correct password while keeping the real password within the complete sequence.
This feature adds an additional privacy layer when entering a password while another person may be nearby.
Registered IC cards provide another convenient way to unlock the X1. A user can present an enrolled card to the designated card-reading area instead of using a fingerprint or entering a password.
By combining fingerprint, password, card, mechanical key and app-based functions, the X1 works as a flexible digital fingerprint door lock for homes, apartments, offices and other suitable entrances.
The TTLock platform can be used to manage supported digital credentials and passcodes. This is particularly useful when different users require their own access rather than sharing one password or physical key.
TTLock-supported passcode options can also provide greater flexibility for managing access over time, while access records help administrators review supported lock activity through the app environment.
The ZEKI X1 includes security-related warning functions designed to complement its authentication methods. The supplied product information lists an anti-breaking alarm, trial-and-error alarm and low-battery alert.
These functions help the lock respond to abnormal activity and notify users when battery replacement is required rather than relying solely on fingerprint or password authentication.
The virtual password function is designed to make keypad entry less straightforward to observe. Users can add irrelevant numbers before and after the registered password while keeping the actual password inside the complete number sequence.
This provides another practical security feature for customers comparing a basic keypad lock with a more complete biometric smart door lock.
The ZEKI X1 operates using four AA batteries. A low-battery warning helps users know when battery replacement is required before the power becomes exhausted.
Battery operation also means the lock’s everyday authentication system does not depend on continuous household mains power.
If the batteries become exhausted, the X1 provides Type-C emergency power support. A compatible external power source can temporarily power the lock so an authorized user can authenticate and open the door.
A mechanical key provides an additional backup access method, giving the lock more than one option for handling an unexpected low-power situation.
The X1 integrates a lever handle, fingerprint sensor and digital access panel into one streamlined lock assembly. This makes it particularly relevant for buyers searching for a smart fingerprint door handle lock rather than a separate keypad or add-on fingerprint reader.
The supplied product specifications identify an aluminium alloy construction and a tempered-glass-style front surface, combining the digital interface with a durable smart-lock body.
The supplied X1 specifications state compatibility with door thicknesses from approximately 40 mm to 120 mm. Actual installation should still be checked against the existing door, mortise, handle orientation and available installation space before fitting.
This is particularly important when replacing an existing mechanical mortise lock, because door preparation and mortise compatibility can vary between installations.
The supplied technical information lists an operating temperature range of approximately -25°C to 70°C and operating humidity from 0 to 93% RH.
These specifications describe the manufacturer’s stated operating range for the lock and should be considered together with the actual installation environment.
| Model | ZEKI X1 |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Fingerprint Smart Door Lock |
| Fingerprint Recognition | Supported |
| Password Access | Supported |
| IC Card Access | Supported |
| Mechanical Key | Supported |
| Mobile App | TTLock |
| Virtual Password | Supported |
| Fingerprint Recognition Speed | ≤ 0.5 seconds |
| False Rejection Rate | ≤ 0.15% |
| False Recognition Rate | ≤ 0.00004% |
| Material | Aluminium alloy |
| Power Supply | 4 × AA batteries |
| Low-Battery Alert | Supported |
| Anti-Breaking Alarm | Supported |
| Trial-and-Error Alarm | Supported |
| Emergency Power | Type-C |
| Suitable Door Thickness | 40–120 mm |
| Operating Temperature | -25°C to 70°C |
| Operating Humidity | 0–93% RH |
Yes. Fingerprint recognition is one of the main unlocking methods of the ZEKI X1 and is integrated around the handle area for convenient biometric entry.
The X1 supports fingerprint, password, IC card, mechanical key and TTLock app-based functions.
The ZEKI X1 version available from ZEKI.pk uses the TTLock app for supported smart-lock management functions.
Yes. The X1 is a TTLock fingerprint door lock and supports compatible TTLock functions such as credential management, passcodes, eKeys and access records according to the configured setup.
Yes. Users can unlock the X1 through its touchscreen keypad using a registered password.
The virtual password function allows unrelated digits to be entered before and after the correct password while keeping the registered password inside the complete number sequence.
Yes. Registered IC cards can be used as an alternative to fingerprint or password access.
The lock provides a low-battery warning so the four AA batteries can be replaced before power is exhausted.
Yes. The X1 supports Type-C emergency external power, allowing the lock to be temporarily powered for normal authentication.
The supplied product specifications state a suitable door thickness range of approximately 40–120 mm. Final compatibility should still be confirmed against the actual door and mortise before installation.
Yes. The X1 combines fingerprint authentication with password, IC card, mechanical key and TTLock app management, making it a multi-access digital fingerprint door lock rather than a fingerprint-only device.
