Yale YRD226NR0BP Touchscreen Deadbolt Bronze Finish Lock

I had a Level lock before, and it was not reliable. Since I installed the Yale, I no longer wonder if the lock will work when I need in the house. It is super reliable, the install was easy, and the operation is even easier. Great product.

It works as advertised

Best lock ever! Safe, reliable, even if there's no power or wifi, the lock can be opened...last resource...the key. I use it in every home...great for Airbnb/Vrbo guests. Home family can use their phone to lock and unlock, services can get their own code, you can assign reocurrences or scheduled timeframes, edit codes, etc.

Lock worked great and was easy to install. Unfortunately, the rubber gasket was wrinkled in the box and it required manipulation to get it to work, although still not perfect. Otherwise, I would have ranked it a 5 star product

Touch screen wouldn't activate. I'm sure just a bad unit but had to jump through a few hoops to get return authorized. Should be easier to return products. Build quality seemed good other than faulty touch screen.

It's very difficult to install. Incomplete instructions. Very frustrating

First couple days Auto Unlock worked great. Now it hasn't worked in the last 2 weeks. Pretty bummed. Also when it auto locks there is a weird clicking sound like 3-4 times

The battery runs out every 3 or 4 days, the electronic board of the yale cannot be calibrated and I am still waiting for the replacement. I do not recommend this Yale smart lock

Purchased brand new lock April 2023. 3 years later lock is in perfect condition but just stops making any sounds when activated or used. Through all tests have come firm inner speaker is still good but something is wrong with board where it no longer makes any sounds during usage. No big deal right? Well if you want to manually program codes or anything all the voice prompts are gone. The only way I can program anything is through the app. The product lasted exactly 3 years. Now they offer a 20% discount to replace it.

My lock is three years old and failed. I did all the troubleshooting and was informed by yale that the only thing they could do was sell me a new one at 20% off as their warranty was only for 2 years. I work in product development so here's what they're really doing; they're making at least a 40% margin going to retail with retailers charging another 30-40%. Since this is direct, they get all that extra margin as well and the cost is mostly profit. In short, they're selling a product they know is going to break and then trying to make you feel like they're helping by selling you another and still making 60% of their profit margin. Then when it breaks again, they profit again! It's like a hidden subscription! I'll never buy another Yale product again. If you want to deal with all that, we liked it.