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TCL Launches D2 Series Smart Locks, Led by D2 Pro with Palm Vein Recognition

Scott Webster by Scott Webster
July 8, 2025
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TCL Launches D2 Series Smart Locks, Led by D2 Pro with Palm Vein Recognition

TCL is pushing home security into sci-fi territory with its newly announced D2 Series Smart Locks. The flagship model, the TCL D2 Pro, introduces a biometric twist that might make traditional keys feel downright ancient. Instead of relying on fingerprints or codes, the D2 Pro uses AI-powered palm vein recognition to grant access, no smudged screens or forgotten PINs involved.

High-Tech Access with a Wave of the Hand

The TCL D2 Pro Palm Vein Smart Lock features a hand with palm vein recognition technology. Text highlights include 'Wave to Unlock', 'Palm Vein Unlock', '99.99% Accuracy', and '0.3s Recognition'.

At the core of the D2 Pro is its palm vein scanning technology, promising 99.9999% accuracy and a near-instant unlock time of just 0.3 seconds. Unlike traditional biometrics, it’s designed to work regardless of moisture, dirt, or aging hands. TCL claims the system continuously learns and adapts to your palm’s unique patterns over time, cutting down on false rejections.

Beyond speed and precision, the lock keeps biometric data local. That means no cloud storage, no outside access. Just your hand and your door, securely linked. For those who take privacy seriously, this kind of edge computing is a welcome shift.

Smart Features, No Strings Attached

The D2 Pro runs on a 10,000mAh battery that TCL says can last over 240 days on a single charge. It also connects to the TCL Home app, which sends real-time alerts and gives users full remote control for managing passcodes, lock history, and permissions, ideal for households, Airbnb hosts, or those who like to know who’s at the door before it knocks.

More Options: D2 Plus and D2

TCL D2 Plus Fingerprint Smart Lock with a hand poised to unlock using a digital keypad, showcasing features such as 0.3s fingerprint unlock, real-time notifications, remote access, and auto lock.
TCL D2 Keypad Smart Lock mounted on a wooden door, featuring a numeric keypad and keyhole, with promotional text highlighting remote access, real-time notifications, and auto-lock functionality.

The lineup doesn’t stop with the D2 Pro. TCL’s D2 Series also includes two more models:

  • TCL D2 Plus – Offers fast fingerprint unlocking, flexible access via app, password, or physical key, and full local storage for privacy.
  • TCL D2 – A more budget-friendly option with app-based control, real-time notifications, built-in doorbell, and smart assistant support via Alexa or Google Assistant.

Each model is designed to meet different needs and budgets, giving users a scalable approach to smart home entry.

Pricing and Availability

The D2 Series is available now through Amazon and TCL’s official site:

  • D2 Pro – $169.99 ($135 for Amazon Prime Day)
  • D2 Plus – $119.99
  • D2 – $79.99

A limited-time promotion sees customers saving 10% using a promo code of TCLHOME so act fast if you’re going through TCL’s website.

For anyone who’s ever fumbled with keys or dreaded forgotten passcodes, TCL’s new lineup offers a modern solution, just don’t forget your hand on the way out.

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