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Milre digital locks are from Korea and started in 1991. Their rise to (international) visibility come about after the Milre company was acquired by the global group Allegion - which also owns the Schlage digital locks brand.
If you are looking for reviews for Schlage or Hafele digital locks, you can find comparable ones on Solity; after all, there are many Milre, Schlage and Hafele digital locks which are equivalent or the same as Solity or Zigbang digital locks.
For example:
- Schlage S-510 & Milre MI-500F is similar to Solity WR-303B (and we have this available at superb price)
- Schlage S-480 & Milre MI-450S is similar to Zigbang SHS1321
- Schlage S-460T & Milre MI-460T is similar to Solity WR-303B
- Schlage S6000 & Hafele EL8000 & Milre MI-6000YS is similar to Gateman SP122 (and we have this available at superb price)
- Schlage S6800 & Milre MI-6800YS is similar to Solity GM7000
- Schlage S7800 & Milre MI-7800 is Similar to Solity GP6000
About Milre (Extract from Milre web site):
Milre is a leading security solutions brand in South Korea with a focus on high-quality and innovative digital door locks. We take a customer-first approach, letting us elegantly fit into any retail or commercial application. Milre’s digital door locks, mortise, rim, and locker lock lines are part of the Allegion offering, pairing well with our other leading security brands.
At the core of every Milre product is a drive to be best-in-class. After intensive research and development, our products are more than locks – they are high-class technological masterpieces.