ULTRALOQ has officially launched its latest smart lock collection, bringing Aliro digital keys and Matter connectivity to a lineup spanning deadbolt and lever-style locks.
The collection includes the Bolt Mission, Bolt Pro and Latch 5 Pro. The hardware itself has been a long time coming: Bolt Mission was first shown at CES 2025, while ULTRALOQ previewed its wider Aliro plans at CES 2026. Bolt Pro and Latch 5 Pro later appeared among the company’s first Aliro-certified locks earlier this year. And now they are finally to be available.
Aliro takes the highlight
Aliro is the bigger addition for Bolt Pro and Latch 5 Pro, allowing compatible phones and wearables to carry standardized digital credentials for tap-to-unlock access.
ULTRALOQ Bolt Pro
A multi-access smart deadbolt combining Aliro digital keys, fingerprint entry, built-in Wi-Fi, and Matter over Thread in a weather-resistant design.
ULTRALOQ Latch 5 Pro
A Matter-enabled smart lever lock combining Aliro digital keys, fingerprint access, PIN codes, and app-based access management for homes and shared properties.
Different from Matter, which connects a lock to smart home platforms, Aliro focuses on the credential used to enter and access. That means you can keep a digital key in a supported wallet and tap your device against the lock without opening the ULTRALOQ or ecosystem home apps.
ULTRALOQ says household members can each hold their own digital key, allowing the same lock to recognize multiple users while keeping credentials separate.
Bolt Pro is the deadbolt option and combines Aliro with fingerprint, PIN, app and physical-key access. Latch 5 Pro brings the same digital-key approach to lever-style doors, including side entrances, offices, garage-entry doors and rentals.
Aqara Smart Lock U400
However, unlike the Aqara U400 door lock, UWB is missing via Aliro.
Matter and credential management
All three models also support Matter, allowing them to connect with compatible platforms including Apple Home and Google Home.
They are adopting Thread for Matter so you would need a border router to get them to work with Matter.
Through Matter, you can control the lock through supported platforms and include it in automations. ULTRALOQ also lists SmartThings integration for Bolt Pro and Latch 5 Pro, including routines triggered when a door is unlocked, such as turning on lights or adjusting a thermostat.
That combination gives the two standards different roles: Aliro handles who can unlock the door and how the credential is presented, while Matter handles how the lock participates in the wider smart home.
Bolt Mission takes the UWB route
Bolt Mission takes a different approach to entry. Its headline feature is UWB-based hands-free unlocking, combining Bluetooth discovery, UWB ranging, radar sensing and local decision logic to determine whether an authorized user is actually approaching the door.
The idea is to distinguish someone walking toward the door from a phone simply being nearby inside the home. ULTRALOQ says the lock processes this intent detection locally between the authorized phone and lock rather than depending on a cloud decision.
ULTRALOQ Bolt Mission
Radar also helps keep the lock alert when movement matters while reducing unnecessary activity to save battery.
However, ULTRALOQ did not specify its Aliro capabilities, which is a missed opportunity, as UWB could make Aliro-based contactless unlocking accessible across supported platforms.
Pricing and availability
Bolt Mission is priced at $299.99, while Bolt Pro has an MSRP of $269.99 and Latch 5 Pro costs $249.99.
ULTRALOQ says the collection is available through its own store and Amazon, with online availability through The Home Depot beginning in October.
(Source: ULTRALOQ, Connectivity Standards Alliance; Image: ULTRALOQ).
