Brand | ABUS |
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Special Feature | App control |
Lock Type | Electronic Lock |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 4.25 x 0.67 x 9.06 inches |
Material | Hardened Steel |
Recommended Uses For Product | Security |
Style | SmartX 770A USKF |
Color | Black |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Finish Type | Painted |
Controller Type | iOS |
Shape | Semicircular |
Item Weight | 2000 Grams |
Control Method | App |
Connectivity Protocol | Bluetooth |
Manufacturer | ABUS |
Part Number | 82359 6 |
Item Weight | 4.41 pounds |
Product Dimensions | 4.25 x 0.67 x 9.06 inches |
Item model number | 82359 |
Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | 23cm |
Finish | Painted |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Special Features | App control |
Batteries Included? | Yes |
Batteries Required? | Yes |
Battery Cell Type | Lithium-Nickel Manganese Cobalt (NMC) |
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ABUS 770A SmartX Bicycle Lock with Bluetooth and Alarm (100 db) - iOS & Android - Security Level 15, Unisex - Adults, Black with USKF Holder., HB230
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Brand | ABUS |
Special Feature | App control |
Lock Type | Electronic Lock |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 4.25 x 0.67 x 9.06 inches |
Material | Hardened Steel |
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- SmartX locking system with Bluetooth function - high-quality, keyless locking system offers the most user-friendly operation.
- Alarm function at least 100 dB for 15 seconds, then automatically resonate
- App connection - corresponding ABUS app (iOS or Android) is paired with the lock via keycard.
- Location storage from the last place of the bike - USB-C connection for charging the battery.
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Sturdiness | — | 4.9 | 4.5 | — | 4.7 | 5.0 |
Easy to use | — | 4.0 | 4.1 | — | 4.5 | — |
Easy to lock | — | 3.6 | — | — | 4.5 | 5.0 |
Lock Feature | — | — | 4.4 | — | 4.8 | 5.0 |
Sold By | Amazon Global Store UK | Amazon.com | David's Tools | DealExperts | Amazon Global Store UK | BicycleSourceUS |
lock type | Electronic Lock | Key Lock | U-lock | Key Lock | U-Lock | A chiave |
number of items | 1 | 1 | 1 | — | — | 1 |
material | Hardened Steel | Stainless Steel, Alloy Steel | MAXPerformance steel shackle; 3t manganese steel; nylon | Hardened Steel | Alloy Steel | Alloy Steel |
shape | Semicircular | Oval | Round | Round | Rectangular | Round |
finish type | Painted | Painted | Painted | Painted | Painted | Brushed |
weight | 2000 grams | 10.8 pounds | 15.25 pounds | 3.65 pounds | 1600 grams | 0.45 kilograms |
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ASIN | B07N89JRRK |
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3.5 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #831,501 in Sports & Outdoors (See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors) #303 in Bike U-Locks |
Date First Available | October 29, 2018 |
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Bicycle safety becomes smart. The use of innovative technology, combined with maximum mechanical security, makes the 770A SmartX the safest bicycle lock in its class.Enjoy the advantages of the innovative SmartX cylinder and turn your iOS or Android smartphone into your individual key. Combined with the proven 100 dB loud alarm, this lock offers the highest level of security for high-quality e-bikes and load bikes. Key: iOS and Android smartphone with SmartX App, Bluetooth 3.0 Type: U-Lock Material: Specially hardened steel Additional Information: - Alarm function with at least 100 dB for 15 seconds, then automatic reactivation - 3D position detection - detects vibrations and smallest movements in all three dimensions and triggers the alarm - Intelligent alarm - In case of small and short shocks, e.g. from a football etc., the lock only emits a short warning tone. - USB C port - Records location of where bicycle was last locked up - Abus Power Cell technology provides the highest level of protection against impact and access Lock Barrel: SmartX locking system with Bluetooth 3.0. High-quality, keyless locking system offers user-friendly operation Weight: 2000 g Theft protection: Highest security Security Level: 15 Closure Type: Electronic Bracket: USH - Holder for quick mounting on bicycle frame U-Lock Size Dimensions Clamp Height: 230 mm Clamp Width: 108 mm Clamp Diameter: 13 mm
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At almost 2kg it’s probably too heavy for most people unless you’ve an electric bike though have even seen electric bike owners complaining about its weight. Found the weight tolerable because i’m a big guy and put the lock in the backpack sleeve of my backpack which helped.
There’s a steep difficulty curve to the lock in terms of getting it to unlock. Requires the app to be open in the background and there’s a slider that determines how close your phone needs to be for the lock to unlock. Found i had to set the slider to maximum distance or the phone would literally need to be touching the lock in order to detect.
Once i got used to the lock it on average takes five seconds to unlock after pressing the button on the side of the lock so there will be a lot of circumstances where a traditional bike lock operated by key would be quicker to lock and unlock.
Last night locked up my bike while i quickly went into the supermarket. On coming out the lock wouldn’t unlock despite being at 50% battery. Couldn’t connect it to the app though it did show as having been locked up ten minutes previous though weirdly the GPS was showing as it being on the other side of the borough.
Rushed home to get some power banks and charging cables. Connected them to the lock and no charge was transfering. Even after an hour it hadn’t charged at all and my power bank was at 80% the entire time.
Was getting cold and was hungry. This had been going on for over four hours now. Was late enough that locksmiths weren’t even picking up. Eventually get a response from one who said he can be over in five minutes.
Grabs his angle grinder. Cuts through the shackle in thirty seconds. Lock requires a second cut which takes at most fifteen seconds as he was being careful with the first cut due to being uncertain of the material.
Looked up when i got home and there’s a recent review from a reputable site, Bennetts, that encountered the exact same thing i did. Turns out the lock isn’t at all water resistant so the rain there’s been the last week has already gotten inside and corroded the electronics. Not acceptable for UK use or from a German company which has similar rainfall to us.
So i’m down the cost of the lock, call out of the locksmith and damage to my bike’s frame and the aerospoke front wheel from where we had to angle the bike to get at the lock. Have reached out to Abus but the bike lock department in this country consists of one guy who’s on holiday for the next week.
So to sum up - Heavy, expensive, slow to unlock, alarm takes ages to sound and isn’t very loud, can be cut through in seconds and will need to be as the lock’s not water resistant at all.
Edit - Been trying to resolve this for three weeks now. Been given the runaround having dealt with Abus Germany, Abus UK and their distributor Extra UK, having been in contact with multiple people at each of those. Abus Germany three times told me to contact Amazon despite it being a six month old purchase and having incurred damages. Extra UK were only able to do what they were instructed to by Abus Germany which was a direct replacement and the only alternative was the Extreme Granit 59, a 3kg motorbike lock worth substantially less than the 770A. After two weeks was finally able to get through to someone at Abus UK. After mention of legal action, was offered a refund for the cost the lock, locksmith’s callout fee and a helmet for the inconvenience put to, but nothing in regard to the damage my bike. Spoke to someone at Abus who did the verbal equivalent of a shrug admitting that there’s nothing that can be done against angle grinders and that the numbers quoted in regard to how long locks stand up to angle grinders are essentially nonsense as the tests are using lower end angle grinders and not the more expensive ones professional bike thieves use and locks such as this despite the price are really more designed for use in mainland European countries such as Belgium and Austria where bike theft isn’t the problem that it is here and in North America. Still ongoing and will keep this updated. Based on this and research online the only options for keeping your bike safe in major cities are the Skunklock, a d lock that releases a gas when cut or a TiGr Blue which is made of titanium and has a unorthodox design though you’d need two as they look insubstantial.
Edit - Nearing two months now. After countless calls and emails eventually Abus agreed to pay for the lock and locksmith call out fee and a mid value lock as apology for how much i’d been messed around. Accepted their offer as to get the cost of the damage to my bike covered would require legal action. Replacement lock, a 440A, the alarm took almost fifteen seconds of aggressive shaking to sound. The Alarmbox and NutFix also sent out as apology, the Alarmbox weighs close to a kilogram and the locking mechanism wasn’t smooth and the NutFix didn’t work and stuck out far enough from the frame that it hit my leg with each rotation of the cranks. Mentioned this and that after a week i’d still not received the bank transfer to Abus and was told that they considered the matter closed and finished with. Am having to now look into small claims court which will cost me money to file and because i’ve read other accounts of 770A’s breaking, am also having to look into starting a group litigation order as there needs to be a product recall.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 27, 2020
At almost 2kg it’s probably too heavy for most people unless you’ve an electric bike though have even seen electric bike owners complaining about its weight. Found the weight tolerable because i’m a big guy and put the lock in the backpack sleeve of my backpack which helped.
There’s a steep difficulty curve to the lock in terms of getting it to unlock. Requires the app to be open in the background and there’s a slider that determines how close your phone needs to be for the lock to unlock. Found i had to set the slider to maximum distance or the phone would literally need to be touching the lock in order to detect.
Once i got used to the lock it on average takes five seconds to unlock after pressing the button on the side of the lock so there will be a lot of circumstances where a traditional bike lock operated by key would be quicker to lock and unlock.
Last night locked up my bike while i quickly went into the supermarket. On coming out the lock wouldn’t unlock despite being at 50% battery. Couldn’t connect it to the app though it did show as having been locked up ten minutes previous though weirdly the GPS was showing as it being on the other side of the borough.
Rushed home to get some power banks and charging cables. Connected them to the lock and no charge was transfering. Even after an hour it hadn’t charged at all and my power bank was at 80% the entire time.
Was getting cold and was hungry. This had been going on for over four hours now. Was late enough that locksmiths weren’t even picking up. Eventually get a response from one who said he can be over in five minutes.
Grabs his angle grinder. Cuts through the shackle in thirty seconds. Lock requires a second cut which takes at most fifteen seconds as he was being careful with the first cut due to being uncertain of the material.
Looked up when i got home and there’s a recent review from a reputable site, Bennetts, that encountered the exact same thing i did. Turns out the lock isn’t at all water resistant so the rain there’s been the last week has already gotten inside and corroded the electronics. Not acceptable for UK use or from a German company which has similar rainfall to us.
So i’m down the cost of the lock, call out of the locksmith and damage to my bike’s frame and the aerospoke front wheel from where we had to angle the bike to get at the lock. Have reached out to Abus but the bike lock department in this country consists of one guy who’s on holiday for the next week.
So to sum up - Heavy, expensive, slow to unlock, alarm takes ages to sound and isn’t very loud, can be cut through in seconds and will need to be as the lock’s not water resistant at all.
Edit - Been trying to resolve this for three weeks now. Been given the runaround having dealt with Abus Germany, Abus UK and their distributor Extra UK, having been in contact with multiple people at each of those. Abus Germany three times told me to contact Amazon despite it being a six month old purchase and having incurred damages. Extra UK were only able to do what they were instructed to by Abus Germany which was a direct replacement and the only alternative was the Extreme Granit 59, a 3kg motorbike lock worth substantially less than the 770A. After two weeks was finally able to get through to someone at Abus UK. After mention of legal action, was offered a refund for the cost the lock, locksmith’s callout fee and a helmet for the inconvenience put to, but nothing in regard to the damage my bike. Spoke to someone at Abus who did the verbal equivalent of a shrug admitting that there’s nothing that can be done against angle grinders and that the numbers quoted in regard to how long locks stand up to angle grinders are essentially nonsense as the tests are using lower end angle grinders and not the more expensive ones professional bike thieves use and locks such as this despite the price are really more designed for use in mainland European countries such as Belgium and Austria where bike theft isn’t the problem that it is here and in North America. Still ongoing and will keep this updated. Based on this and research online the only options for keeping your bike safe in major cities are the Skunklock, a d lock that releases a gas when cut or a TiGr Blue which is made of titanium and has a unorthodox design though you’d need two as they look insubstantial.
Edit - Nearing two months now. After countless calls and emails eventually Abus agreed to pay for the lock and locksmith call out fee and a mid value lock as apology for how much i’d been messed around. Accepted their offer as to get the cost of the damage to my bike covered would require legal action. Replacement lock, a 440A, the alarm took almost fifteen seconds of aggressive shaking to sound. The Alarmbox and NutFix also sent out as apology, the Alarmbox weighs close to a kilogram and the locking mechanism wasn’t smooth and the NutFix didn’t work and stuck out far enough from the frame that it hit my leg with each rotation of the cranks. Mentioned this and that after a week i’d still not received the bank transfer to Abus and was told that they considered the matter closed and finished with. Am having to now look into small claims court which will cost me money to file and because i’ve read other accounts of 770A’s breaking, am also having to look into starting a group litigation order as there needs to be a product recall.
Klare Kaufempfehlung.
PS: Die Halterung habe ich nicht angebracht.
1) habe ich ein Tiefeinsteiger SUV-Rad und weiß nicht wohin ich es am besten schrauben soll
2) vertraue ich der beiliegenden Halterung nicht, da das Schloss schwer ist und ich glaube, dass ich es beim Fahren über Stock und Stein verlieren könnte - also habe ich es in der Tasche
Aber die Idee ist wahrscheinlich nicht richtig ausgereift ich bereue denn Kauf mittlerweile, es hat Probleme zu laden, es verbindet sich nicht sofort mit dem Handy, es öffnet sich von alleine wieder was nicht sein darf, aber das einzig gute aktuelle ist wirklich robust aber das es nicht reicht lädt ist sehr störend.