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Solity smart locks have built a loyal following in Singapore for their solid Korean engineering, push-pull convenience and clean, understated designs that suit HDB and condo doors alike. If you have been reading Solity reviews and wondering which model fits your entrance, this guide breaks down the brand’s most popular families sold here, what each one does well, and where they sit on price. Solity’s reputation rests on dependable mechanics and straightforward daily use rather than gimmicks, which is exactly what many buyers want.
We wrote this for homeowners weighing a Solity against the wider digital-lock field, focusing only on models genuinely available and serviced in Singapore through authorised dealers. Our picks span push-pull mortise locks, rim locks for HDB fire doors and fingerprint-forward options, and we judge them on fingerprint reliability in our humidity, unlock methods, build quality and after-sales support. We prefer pointing you to the right Solity family for your door over chasing a single exact SKU that may rotate.
What to look for in Singapore
- Lock body type for your door: confirm whether you need a mortise (push-pull) lock or a rim lock, as HDB fire doors and condo doors differ in what they accept.
- Fingerprint sensor quality: a fast, accurate sensor matters most in our humidity, where cheaper readers misfire with sweaty or damp fingers.
- Unlock methods and redundancy: fingerprint, PIN, card and physical key backup give you fallbacks if one method fails.
- Push-pull versus lever operation: push-pull handles are convenient with hands full of groceries, a common ask for SG families.
- Battery life and low-battery alerts: check battery type, warning system and whether there is an emergency power terminal for lockouts.
- Authorised local dealer and warranty: buy through an authorised Solity dealer in Singapore so warranty, installation and servicing are covered.
- Fit for HDB fire-rated doors: ensure the specific model is rated and sized for your fire door to avoid jamming and alignment problems.
- Auto-lock and anti-tamper: sensible auto-lock timing plus tamper and forced-entry alarms add everyday security.
At a glance
| Model | Best for | Key spec | Indicative price | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Solity GP-6000 series — Editor’s Choice | Push-pull main doors | Push-pull mortise, fingerprint + PIN + card | $500–$800 | ★★★★★ |
| Solity GM-2000 series — Best for HDB fire doors | HDB rim-lock doors | Rim lock, slim design, multi-unlock | $400–$650 | ★★★★☆ |
| Solity GD-65B series — Best Value | Budget push-pull | Fingerprint push-pull, everyday features | $350–$550 | ★★★★☆ |
| Solity GA-65B series — Best fingerprint focus | Fast fingerprint entry | Reliable sensor, clean design | $400–$650 | ★★★★☆ |
The picks
Editor’s Choice
Solity GP-6000 series
The GP-6000 family is Solity’s flagship push-pull mortise lock and our top pick for a main door, combining a fast fingerprint reader with PIN, card and key backup in a sturdy, good-looking body. The push-pull handle is a genuine convenience when you arrive home with hands full of shopping. For most condo and landed main doors that accept a mortise lock, this is the Solity to get, and its clean, understated face plate suits modern SG interiors without shouting for attention.
Pros
- Convenient push-pull operation
- Reliable fingerprint plus multiple backups
- Solid, premium build
Cons
- Needs a compatible mortise door
- Upper-mid price bracket
Best for HDB fire doors
Solity GM-2000 series
The GM-2000 is a slim rim lock designed for the HDB fire-rated doors that cannot take a mortise body, offering multiple unlock methods in a tidy footprint. It is the natural Solity choice for a typical HDB main door, keeping installation clean and reliable. A dependable pick for flat dwellers wanting the Solity name without a door swap.
Pros
- Fits HDB fire-rated doors
- Slim, unobtrusive design
- Multiple unlock methods
Cons
- No push-pull convenience
- Rim locks suit fewer door types
Best Value
Solity GD-65B series
The GD-65B brings Solity’s push-pull convenience and fingerprint entry down to a friendlier price, covering the everyday essentials without the flagship premium. It is a smart value choice for buyers who want the core Solity experience on a budget. Good fundamentals, fewer frills.
Pros
- Affordable push-pull option
- Core fingerprint and PIN features
- Good everyday value
Cons
- Fewer premium touches
- Check door compatibility first
Best fingerprint focus
Solity GA-65B series
If quick, reliable fingerprint entry is your priority, the GA-65B focuses on a dependable sensor and clean design for fuss-free daily use. It keeps the essentials tight rather than piling on features. A sensible pick for households that mostly unlock by fingerprint.
Pros
- Fast, reliable fingerprint reader
- Clean, simple design
- Easy daily operation
Cons
- Feature set is focused, not broad
- Confirm fit for your door
The verdict
For most Singapore main doors the Solity GP-6000 push-pull is the standout, while the slim GM-2000 is the go-to for HDB fire doors and the GD-65B covers tighter budgets.
Frequently asked questions
Are Solity smart locks good in Singapore?
Yes, Solity has a solid reputation here for reliable Korean-made locks with dependable fingerprint sensors and clean designs. Buy through an authorised local dealer so you get proper installation, warranty and servicing.
Which Solity lock is best for a HDB door?
For a typical HDB fire-rated door, the slim GM-2000 rim lock is the natural fit since these doors often cannot take a mortise body. If your door accepts a mortise lock, the push-pull GP-6000 is the premium choice.
Do Solity locks work well in our humidity?
The mid and higher-end Solity models use good fingerprint sensors that cope reasonably with humidity, though any reader can struggle with wet fingers. Registering a PIN and keeping the backup key handy covers those moments.
What happens if the battery runs out?
Solity locks warn you before the battery is depleted and include fallbacks such as a physical key and, on many models, an emergency power terminal to briefly power the lock. Always keep the backup key accessible.
Is push-pull worth it over a lever handle?
Push-pull is genuinely convenient when your hands are full of groceries or a child, which is why it is popular for main doors here. It does require a compatible mortise door, so confirm your door type before choosing a push-pull model like the GP-6000, and have an authorised installer verify the fit. Because you buy through authorised local dealers, servicing, spare parts and warranty claims are also handled here rather than shipped overseas, which keeps any future repairs quick.
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