Assure Lock 2 – Black Smart Lock for Front Door with Keypad and Adjustable Entry Codes (No Wi-Fi) and Deadbolt – Secure Keyless Entry Door Lock, YRD420-BLE-BSP

Easy to install and a no-brainer to use. After the fact, of course I realize I wish I had gotten the WiFi enabled option but plan to get it and add it. Advantage then being that I can see and control access without being in Bluetooth range.

Works great. Easy installation with the app.

I've installed this lock before, and been vey happy with it. 5 stars for the lock itself. BUT this time they sent me a used one, I guess a customer return. I installed the lock and all seemed fine. The lock requires the associated app, and when I tried to add this lock to the app, it told me that another customer had already registered it, and therefore I couldn't use it unless they first de-registered it. Of course, I have no idea who the previous owner is, and anyway THEY SHOULDN'T HAVE SENT ME A USED LOCK WHEN I PAID FOR A NEW ONE! Although I just ordered off the Amazon site, the order details say it was sold to me by "brian cardonick". Shame on you, Cardonick / Amazon!

Very convenient. Love this version. Had to modify the existing wood depth a little but otherwise easy installation

Great lock, easy to install. We have two of these at our home and love not having to use keys or even use the pad with the smart lock/unlock feature. The one major downside to the Yale locks I've used over the years is the lack of battery level indicator within the mobile app. I just can't wrap my head around why this is not a feature. Our battery-powered Ring cameras have this feature, so I can't imagine why Yale can't seem to integrate this crucial quality of life feature into their products. That being said, *most of the time* you will get an audible or visual alert (blink) on the lock itself to let you know the batteries are low, but even then, it could be one lock/unlock cycle, a day, or days before you need to change the battery. On one instance, our front door lock never made any indication the batteries were low and we ended up locked out, though we do have a backup key. TL;DR: Great locks but the battery life/indicator needs work.

I really liked this product. It comes in black and satin nickel, and I love that it includes a keypad for entering a code and also comes with keys. It's incredibly practical and super easy to use. It's a product I would definitely buy again.

Liked most details of this lock: - solid construction / durable - small footprint / relatively discreet - unaffected by cold weather - quiet operation - worked 100% / no problems - minor issue, though not a flaw - in direct sunlight, difficult to see lit keypad However, in the end, I returned the lock for my purposes: - lock would have been exposed to direct rain when storm door was removed - the weatherproof features are confusing - - lock is weatherproof but water must not get to interior of lock In the end, will try different division's product that retrofits existing AAA deadbolt to smart lock.

Terrible overpriced product. Couldn't setup it up with my phone so it's basically useless overpriced lock that only comes with one key. Terrible inattentive customer service, I had to repeat myself many times on the phone because he wasn't listening/paying attention. Customer service also told me it's a known issue that the lock has trouble connecting to the latest apple and android phones, so the only thing he could do is get the phone model and let their team know so maybe it can maybe be fixed with the next update. It's not functional, the app is super slow and glitchy says it's connected when it's not, continously shows me blank screens in the app and it's unable to reset correctly. The solution to no connection is "log out, close app, log back in" i did that so many times that i lost count during the call with customer service, only to be told "oh the app is not working correctly, there is a glitch, did you do it right, do it again" Unfortunately it's outside of the return period or I would have returned it. Highly do not recommend.

Seems to work fine for me in Australia, although I do have the ability to download US App Store apps as I used to live there and have an account still - has anyone tried creating an account in the US App Store? Another thing to try: I noticed that the app is exactly the same as the app used by my August door lock - in fact when I added the lock to the Yale Access app, it also added it to the August lock app and both work interchangeably - might be work try as a back door hack.

No hay manera de registrar el producto con la app. No viene con código QR, el número de serie es rechazado por el app y el product selector no detecta el producto con bluetooth. No es un producto para el mercado Mexicano ya que el app necesario para su instalación solamente se encuentra en el App Store de Estados Unidos o Canadá.

Ive bought several of these and what's strange is some come with the wifi module and others don't. You definitely need the wifi module in order to do any automation through certain software for the Airbnb automation. It's been working great for me and I'm using Hospitable to link everything through my Yale account. Works flawlessly and haven't had any issues at all.

Do not be fooled into purchasing in the UK. Device may be fine in US & Canada but will not work in the UK. Yale support confirmed Yale Home App will not work with this lock, only the American version which is not downloadable in the UK.

Overall the installation and hardware of the lock functions better than any other lock I have evaluated. Unfortunately this device does not function as advertised without the WiFi module. It simply will not integrate with Google Home, Smart Things or Home Assistant without the WiFi Module. Installing WiFi module means this device will call home and this is absolutely NOT SECURE in any shape or form. Should Yale/August decide to open up the Bluetooth to register to other devices this could be remedied. One can only hope that with the coming Matter module that Yale/August can realize their mistake and not lock this down to proprietary services that 'call home' . Very disappointed!