Yale Assure Lock 2 Matte Black Metal Wi-Fi Keypad Smart Lock
- Brand:
- Yale
- Model Number:
- YRD420-F-WF1-BSP
- UPC:
- 081023115834
- EAN:
- 0081023115834
- Best Buy SKU:
- 6554595
- Walmart SKU:
- 15147664576
| Price Type | Price | Date |
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Highest Price
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$266.92 | |
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Lowest Price
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$228.00 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$251.89 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.4/5 from 166 reviews.
Was skeptical at first about smartlocks but dud some research and found that these would suit our needs. Installing them was easy and getting them configured was not too difficult, either, although it could have been a bit improved. The app isn't bad, and they integrate with our Samsung SmartThings ecosystem very well. I have automations set up and it's been a big improvement in convenience—our doors can unlock as soon as we get home and it's been super helpful. They look nice and perfectly match our decor.
We purchased the Yale Assure Lock 2 for our brand new front door and we couldn't be happier with the lock. It is gorgeous and looks upscale and elegant. It works flawlessly so far, closing and opening smoothly. The fingerprint feature is a game changer, as it is so much faster and practical than the code or phone opening features. Overall, a great purchase.
Switched from another brand. The Yale deadbolt is packed with features, probably more than my wife and I will ever need. So far, so good. Seems a bit sturdier than the competing brand we were using on our house. Loving the fingerprint feature.
Once installed and set up on our smartphones, the lock worked just as we expected. There was one glitch where we had to recalibrate the lock but with the guidance of the help line, it was a quick fix. I love how I can unlock the door from my car so I can walk right in instead of fumbling for my keys.
We wanted a lock that is easy for family members to use and where we can set pass codes for the dog sitter. We use the fingerprint feature, the dog sitter uses a code, and we have a key just in case the batteries fade. Easy to install, had some trouble calibrating the deadbolt, but it seems to be tuned now. The only downside is that it takes some fiddling to get the keypad to light up in order to enter a code. Otherwise, it looks great and is way easier than digging for keys.
Rules & included video instructions were clear and this was very easy to set up. I love the ease of this lock while still having an actual key incase of emergency needs. We plan to buy for the back and side door of our home as well.
This is exactly what we needed in our home. We were tired of giving out keys and forgetting who had one. Now we can assign a code and revoke it later if needed. We are already considering getting another for our side door.
Fairly easy to install and very handy. Locks and unlocks automatically. The key is more of a fail safe than a needed part. Here are a few comments: It takes a little time to install and set up. The door needs to be vertical to install it (I first tried while the door was still on a sawhorse and that doesn't work well). The time and effort is not bad but probably 30 minutes minimum. To get full functionality, there is a magnet that has to be nailed to the door casing so the lock knows when the door is closed. They provide two sided tape and two tacks so it's not bad to install, and pretty obscure... but is visible. Maybe my biggest complaint (not much to complain about) is that it only came with one striker plate which was too big for the pre-routed spot on my door so I had to purchase a 2 1/4” striker with rounded corners to fit. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase so far.
Doesn't integrate well with apple homekit or google home. Is glitchy and difficult to get it to properly add show up as available to add in order to connect it.
WiFi doesn't work or keypad doesn't work. Door sense won't connect. It's a joy
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $228.00 (Sep 8) to $258.22 (Sep 1) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $247.87.
| Date | Price | Change | % Change |
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| $251.89 | $+9.55 | +3.9% | |
| $242.34 | $+14.34 | +6.3% | |
| $228.00 | $-30.22 | -11.7% | |
| $258.22 | $+3.95 | +1.6% | |
| $254.27 | $+1.78 | +0.7% | |
| $252.49 | — | — |