Eufy Smart Lock C220 vs Nuki Smart Lock Go

The Nuki Smart Lock Go wins overall on smart-home breadth: more platform integrations (including Apple HomeKit and Matter), Bluetooth and Thread connectivity, hands-free auto-unlock and a 2-year warranty. The Eufy Smart Lock C220 is the better everyday value, with a built-in fingerprint reader and keypad, anti-peep codes, IP53 weather resistance and a higher owner rating, none of which need add-on accessories.

Form factor. The Nuki Smart Lock Go is a retrofit that mounts over an existing European euro-cylinder without drilling, ideal for renters, and adds keypad or fingerprint entry only through separate accessories. The Eufy Smart Lock C220 is a full US-style deadbolt replacement with a built-in fingerprint reader, keypad and physical key.

Yes. On its own the Nuki Smart Lock Go unlocks by Bluetooth, auto-unlock and physical key, but passcode, fingerprint and one-time or periodic guest codes require the separate Nuki Keypad, and full remote access typically needs a paid add-on. The Eufy Smart Lock C220 includes fingerprint, keypad and built-in Wi-Fi remote control at no extra cost.

The Nuki Smart Lock Go does. It supports Apple HomeKit, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings, Home Assistant and Matter over Thread. The Eufy Smart Lock C220 works with Google Home, Alexa and Home Assistant only, with no Apple HomeKit or Matter.

Choose the Eufy Smart Lock C220 if you have a standard US deadbolt and want built-in fingerprint entry, anti-peep passcodes and IP53 weather resistance without buying accessories, on a lock owners rate highly. The Nuki Smart Lock Go suits European doors and buyers who want the widest platform support and hands-free auto-unlock.