Bicycle theft is unfortunately not uncommon. A solid U-lock is essential to better protect your beloved bikes. This is exactly why we would like to draw your attention to the current offer at Aldi: the Prophete bicycle U-lock with fingerprint scanner. You can find out why this lock is a good choice in this article.
Fingerprint U-lock for just under €70 at Aldi
The Prophete U-lock with fingerprint sensor is made of high quality material and offers a solid construction that can withstand violent attacks. The stable temple shape ensures a effective securing of your bike to fixed objects such as bike racks or railings. At Aldi you can currently get it at a bargain price of 62,99 Euro (See offer at Aldi). There is an additional shipping cost of EUR 4.95.
For whom is the purchase of the Prophete U-lock worthwhile?
The highlight of this castle is undoubtedly the integrated fingerprint recognition. Instead of carrying around a key or entering a numeric code, you can easily open the lock with your fingerprint. Time-consuming fiddling with keys or memorizing complex combinations of numbers is no longer necessary.
The integrated Lithium-ion battery can be easily per USB-C recharge and allow yourself up to 2,500 locking operations per charge. If the battery should run out on the way, you can also open the lock in the conventional way with one of the keys provided. The lock is compact and particularly light at 1.9 kg. It comes with a handy mount that allows for easy attachment to the bike frame. So you always have the lock at hand when you need it.
So take advantage of the great opportunity to optimally secure your bike in the future and have peace of mind when you park it. With the bicycle U-lock with fingerprint sensor from Prophete, you get reliable anti-theft protection that offers you a bit more security and comfort for your bike.
Would you like to order the right bags for your luggage at the same time? Then you can also strike particularly cheap at Aldi:
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