Yale Assure Lock 2 Key-Free Touchscreen with Bluetooth in Oil Rubbed Bronze

Works like a charm. I highly recommend for people concerned with security and dependabilty.

Replaced Schlage key lock dead bolt. Everything fit, install was simple. Replaced front and back door. Look great work smoothly!

Best looking smart lock on the market. Very robust software. All works as it should. I had a smart lock from a different company at the beginning and it definitely didn't work as well. East installation.

Super easy to follow installation instructions (video clips a big help!) Working flawlessly, lock mechanism is super smooth- smoother than my previous deadbolt. Also extra brownie points for MINIMAL plastic packaging, like next to non, all cardboard 100% recyclable.

Very happy with my 2nd Yale Assure lock! It works great with HomeKit!

We have had Yale touch screen locks for over 8 years. Have been promoting them to friends and family for just as long. Lost track of how many I have helped install. Have had a few issues, nothing major though. This new Assure lock new out of the box had a defective deadbolt that would twist as it deployed. That would prohibit it from latching. Support was gracious enough to send a replacement after providing pictures and video. Still was a few hours of wasted time dealing with issues. On receipt of the new deadbolt, it was easy to note the redesign to prevent the problem. Why not just swap the part before shipping it to begin with if they knew it was an issue. The new box, purchased directly from Yale did not include installations, which normally did not bother me, but the process has changed, and programing now goes through the app, not the key pad. Had to look up the instructions on the support website. Lastly, I personally prefer old touchscreen surface. To me seems much more durable and substantial. This new one raises quality issues for me.

It's good and it does what I want it to do most of the time. It's nice to leave the house without keys. The touchpad takes a bit of muscle memory training but it works well. My only complaint is that it feels like the non-Wi-Fi version intentionally doesn't auto-unlock the door 15-20% of the time to persuade you to spend the extra $70 on the wi-if plug in. As a software engineer myself, I don't understand why I get a notification FROM THE DEVICE that the auto-unlock failed. Obviously there was enough communication to give me a notification, so why couldn't it auto-unlock instead of send me a notification that it “had issues communicating to the device.” I only get these notifications when I'm close to the device so it's not by accident. It should just unlock since I'm close enough for it to attempt to auto-unlock. Other than that, it's sleek, well built, easy to install, has a simple and clean app and has a satisfying cylinder motion.

The lock is beautiful and functions well. But creating a home kit lock that doesn't have homekey is just silly