Yale Security Assure Lock 2 Touch Deadbolt, Satin Nickel Keyed Smart Entry Door Lock with Wi-Fi Connected Keypad and Fingerprint Scanner for Code Entry and Remote Access, YRD410-F-WF1-619
$33.99
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YALE ASSURE LOCK 2 TOUCH. A LOCK AS UNIQUE AS YOU. Make coming home more seamless than ever with the Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch with built-in Wi-Fi. Thanks to the new biometric keypad, a simple touch of your finger is all it takes. Explore multiple ways to access your home including hands-free Auto-Unlock or using your phone or Apple Watch from anywhere. Let Yale get the door for your trusted network with fingerprint, unique entry codes, or virtual keys. Remotely let people in, lock up, and track who comes and goes with the Yale Access App. For added peace of mind, never worry about locking with advanced Auto-Lock and DoorSense(R).
UNLOCK WITH YOUR FINGERPRINT: The one key that is completely unique to you, and can never be lost or duplicated. With a 99% accuracy and <0.5 recognition time, your fingerprint is the fastest and most secure way to unlock your home. Note: This product only works on 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and in the U.S. and Canada.
NO LOCKSMITH NEEDED: The lock replaces your deadbolt on most standard US entry doors using just a screwdriver; no DIY experience required.
HANDS FULL? NO PROBLEM. A door that auto-unlocks as you approach – now that’s a warm welcome. With this hands-free option, you don’t need to touch your lock or your phone. Always let Yale get the door.
DON’T WORRY, IT’S LOCKED: Never worry again about remembering to lock the door with Auto-Lock.
SECURITY AT YOUR FINGERTIPS. The one key that can never be lost or duplicated — your fingerprint. Also, ensure only the right people have access with two-factor authentication, biometric verification, and matte keypads for fingerprint resistance.
8 reviews for Yale Security Assure Lock 2 Touch Deadbolt, Satin Nickel Keyed Smart Entry Door Lock with Wi-Fi Connected Keypad and Fingerprint Scanner for Code Entry and Remote Access, YRD410-F-WF1-619
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mecadocaribe –
Every feature you could want in a smart lock
I just bought my second deadbolt after testing out one for a month. I love this lock! Some things I didn’t know before using it: you can lock it when you leave just by touching the fingerprint reader (it doesn’t need to read your print so it’s fast). The print reader itself works about 90% of the time on the first try – you have to press it harder than other readers I’ve used. I also love the auto-lock feature. As long as the door is closed it will lock after a user-specified amount of time. It adds a layer of safety when you are home as it will always lock the door.The install was very easy. I recommend flush-mounting the magnet in the door frame as it’s an eye sore stuck to the trim. It’s not color-matched to the lock.The app has a lot of settings that take a bit to get through. You can set multiple codes and change them easily. Multiple finger prints too.I’m putting my second Yale smart deadbolt on my cabin door so I don’t have to hide a key for guests.
Gilbert –
Yale smart door lock
This door lock is awesome. It senses our phones when we pull in the driveway and auto unlocks the door. It shows for individual codes for anyone you want… so friends, family, housekeepers, etc all have s code and you can tell who enters your home and when. It also opens with a fingerprint, a key, and via wireless ( you can lock or unlock it from anywhere you have internet). Pretty cool.
Garry R. Appel –
Not Worth the Trouble
I strongly suggest you not buy this lock. I’ve lived with it for 9 months and am now removing it. This is a residential installation and the lock is used only 4;times per day. The first problem is the battery. It uses 4 non-rechargeable AA batteries. If they lasted awhile it wouldn’t be so bad. However, when using WiFi so you can access the lock remotely, the batteries last only 6 weeks. One of Yale’s solutions is to disconnect the lock from WiFi. That is, stop using one of the features that drew me to buy this model in the first place. Really, that’s your solution Yale? And even after disabling the WiFi access, you still get less than 3 months battery life. Also, the battery indicator in the phone app only shows battery charge when the battery is nearly depleted.The software is quirky and unreliable. The lock is supposed to detect whether the door is open or closed. At random intervals the system forgets these settings and you need to recalibrate the system so it can detect door open/closed state.The fingerprint reader works most of the time, but it usually takes 3 or 4 tries for it to recognize the print.On the plus side, the lock is easy to install and sturdily built. Initial program was quick and intuitive.On balance, this lock is definitely not worth the trouble and inconvenience. Maybe Yale’s other products are better.
Jake Blaser –
Yale Assure 2 Smart Lock Review – Worth Every Penny (Especially with the Biometric Upgrade)
We’ve been using the Yale Assure 2 smart lock and absolutely love it. The modern design looks fantastic with our stainless steel hardware and blends seamlessly into our home’s aesthetic.The app was a breeze to set up, and we had no trouble creating accounts for everyone in the household. The biometric fingerprint sensor is a total game changer—fast, secure, and incredibly convenient.We purchased the lock during our home renovations and loved the ability to create temporary access codes for contractors that could be used while away from home. The scheduling feature made it easy to allow access only on specific days and times. The app also keeps track of user activity and offers customizable smart notifications, which can alert specific users when certain people enter (or at any time, depending on your preference).It’s incredibly simple to lock or unlock the door remotely from the app, and adding guests takes just seconds. One of my favorite features is the ability to have the door automatically unlock when I arrive home based on my phone’s location.One recommendation: I wish there were a similar auto-lock feature tied to geolocation when leaving the house. Currently, the only auto-lock option is based on a timer, not on whether you’ve actually left the home. I hope Yale adds this in a future update.I did run into some issues integrating the lock with Apple HomeKit. If you remove the device from HomeKit, you’ll need to do a factory reset to re-pair it, which is a bit of a hassle. The lock does work with HomeKit, but I’ve found it to be occasionally non-responsive—though I’m not sure if that’s due to the lock itself or Apple’s platform.Despite that, I’d highly recommend the Yale Assure 2, especially with the biometric feature. It’s well worth the extra investment for the added convenience, flexibility, and peace of mind.
Jim G –
Yale Deadbolt lock
Great instructions and easy to setup and use. The lock locks when I leave the house and unlocks when I come home. Makes it easy getting in and out of the house and I don’t have to wonder if I forgot to lock the door since it auto locks when I leave as long as you have Bluetooth turned on your phone or Apple Watch.
CPL Aaron Schwartz –
Awesome Lock
I have really enjoyed this lock so far. The ability to remotely lock and unlock is great. You can create different profiles for different people and give admin access to the app to whoever you want. The thumbprint option is fantastic, albeit somewhat picky at times.I wish that integrating the lock into a smart home app, like google home, nest, or apple home was easier, or even possible. I’ve had the lock for quite a few months now and I still have not been able to figure that out. If you’re looking at this, maybe just don’t expect to be able to integrate it into other home apps.
Edgar Hernandez –
Compre este producto y solamente trabaja con la app de USA y no con la de México. Fue un relajo poder descargar la otra aplicación y al final funcionó. Hace mucho ruido al abrir o cerrar electrónicamente
Indika Jayasinghe –
We absolutely love our Yale lock! Installation was quick and easy, and we were able to connect it seamlessly to our smart home devices. The fingerprint scanner makes locking and unlocking the door effortless, and the auto-unlock feature when we pull into the driveway is a game changer—especially when carrying groceries. Overall, this lock is a fantastic addition to our home. It’s convenient, secure, and works flawlessly. Highly recommend!