The tech titan Apple is reportedly working on a smart doorbell device with the capability to unlock using the user's Face ID.

Apple's push for smart home devices might include a smart doorbell. According to Bloomberg 's Mark Gurman, Apple is working on a doorbell with facial recognition technology that would wirelessly connect to a deadbolt lock and unlock the door for its residents, like Face ID for iPhone.

Apple is working on a Face ID-enabled video doorbell, Mark Gurman at Bloomberg reports. The camera is expected to launch by the end of 2025 and is part of Apple’s wider push to further establish itself in the smart home space,

Apple is in the early stages of developing a smart home doorbell and lock system with Face ID, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman. In

Apple’s smart home ambitions are shifting gears starting next year. The next notable offering, as per Bloomberg, could be a smart doorbell with Face ID support.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your

The new smart doorbell could work with existing third-party HomeKit smart locks, allowing seamless integration for users already within Apple's ecosystem. Alternatively, Apple may partner with a smart lock manufacturer to offer a complete system at launch.

The rumored smart doorbell would take Apple’s Face ID tech beyond phones and iPads. It’s designed to scan faces and work with third-party deadbolts, unlocking your door automatically for approved residents. Think of it as Face ID for your home where you just walk up, get recognized, and step inside.

According to the latest reports, Apple is working on a smart doorbell and lock system with Face ID. The smart home doorbell might be equipped with Apple's rumored Wi-Fi chip, which is said to have Secure Enclave to protect user data. The device is still in the development stages and is likely to hit the market by the end of 2025.

Just like Face ID on Apple’s devices, including the iPhone and iPad, it would use the user’s biometric login to unlock their door. Face ID technology has proven to be one of the most secure biometric authentication systems, with a false acceptance rate of 1 in 1,000,000.

Apple may be looking to expand its presence in the smart home market with a new Face ID-powered doorbell and lock system, according to Mark Gurman in his Power On newsletter. The rumored device would use facial recognition to unlock doors for recognized individuals,