Yale Assure Lock SL - Key-Free Touchscreen Door Lock in Black

Just installed the lock a week, or so, ago and it's working great so far. if it seems to be lasting I will likely change all other locks on the house, apartment, and garage; in a few months.

Replaced a unreliable digital lock that came with the house. Liked the look and features of the Yale Assure Locks. Installation was relative easy - had some issues trying to hold things in place while inserting the screws. Worked perfectly the first time. Appears to be well built and should be a good value in the future.

I installed this on my closet door to add another layer of defense against my kids and any would be intruders. :) I did not have a deadbolt on that door, so I installed it myself. Was not terribly difficult....you just need to watch a youtube video on how to install one and make sure you have the right tools. After about an hour....it was installed and is working great. Would definitely buy anther if I need one.

My kids won't lock the front door when they leave home... We live in a very safe neighborhood but still... This lock is doing the job and gives me sense of security that it will lock automatically in time set. Also, I can unlock and lock remotely when there are friends and family who visits unexpectedly. I would recommend this product.

Got 2 of these for exterior doors. The install was a breeze and the Z-wave Plus seamlessly paired to my smart hub. We were able to set up codes for all 5 of us in the family and also use "temp codes" to provide limited access. The great thing is that through the Z-wave connection to my alarm hub, I can monitor when each child gets back from school / sporting events and enters their unique code. At first I was curious if the keyless aspect was going to be a challenge / concern, but we barely carry keys anymore and the external 9-volt battery option is perfect.

We use this on our back door so that nobody ever gets locked out for failing to remember a key. If you have had this happen during a winter storm you know how unpleasant it is. With the code lock the kids can't run rampant unless we leave everything unlocked which is important. We had a nexia model we liked there before but our giant dogs wore the number pad down with scraping claws and paws on it over time. This one is holding up to the elements, no complaints so far. My husband who is very clumsy but a techy installed it without a problem.

Now that it's working, its excellent. However, it was like pulling hen's teeth, to attain the cooperation of August Connect's tech support, in recognizing a connectivity deficiency between the bridge and the subscriber's data plan. It worked with bluetooth and wifi, stepping off the property, it WOULD NOT connect via a Samsung S8 Android.

I previously had the Yale nest lock and loved it, I decided to go with the regular Yale Assure and was highly disappointed. The key pad is a huge downgrade from the Yale Nest- frequently turns off in the middle of typing your passcode- and I purchased more than one of these and they are all the same so I know it's not a fluke.

This lock was recommended by our home automation company as a keyless lock that would integrate smoothly with our homes Control 4. It does not lock remotely. You cannot check if it is locked or unlocked remotely. Very difficult to add temporary codes for dog walker or other services. Might be the worst purchase in our new home.

So, I was able to install the lock in short amount of time. I am not a lock/door guy, but less than an hour including setting up codes. What I do NOT like. I bought this with hopes of YALE having an app to control the lock (at least from inside my home) - not so much. I do have a Honeywell Tuxedo keypad, and was able to integrate and use it to do some automation, but that was it. Still no remote access to lock or unlock.