Hakuna Supply Fingerprint Lockbox

Part security system, part organizer, and part mobile power station, the Legacy Series Fingerprint Lockbox from Hakuna Supply would be a luxury that bordered on excess, were its price/value ratio not so exquisitely balanced. True to its name, the Lock Box features a fingerprint-activated locking system with a memory bank that can store ten prints at once, as well as backup key access in case you lose your digit in a freak accident involving a garbage disposal. Security is only the beginning, though, as the unit also boasts three adjustable storage compartments, a rolling tray, and a built in 500MAH power bank for mobile charging. Available in bamboo or black.

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