How long does the battery last with high usage null

Great question! Battery life certainly depends on usage, but your Nest x Yale Lock will notify you via the Nest app when its batteries are getting low. Here's a great support article that discusses battery life and what do in the event your batteries are low: https://nest.com/support/article/FAQs-about-the-Nest-Yale-Lock#Is-wired-or-battery

I've been using it heavily 5-8 locks per day for the last couple months. Battery life will depend on batteries purchased. I've been using regular alkaline but lithium AA's would last even longer

I’ve been using mine for 6 months now and it is still good

I've had mine for over a year and am still using the original batteries.

Our lock gets heavy use. (Aging mother is living with us. We need the autolock feature because she frequently forgets to lock the door when leaving.) The deadbolt goes through more than a dozen lock/unlock sequences per day. The first 2 sets of batteries only lasted a month each. That can get very expensive. So, even though the manual says not to, we are using rechargables. We got good quality, high-capacity rechargables. Two sets, so there is always a fresh set ready to go when the low-battery warning is triggered.

Not very long in my case. Got locked out 7 times due to battery dying.

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Great question! Battery life certainly depends on usage, but your Nest x Yale Lock will notify you via the Nest app when its batteries are getting low. Here's a great support article that discusses battery life and what do in the event your batteries are low: https://nest.com/support/article/FAQs-about-the-Nest-Yale-Lock#Is-wired-or-battery
Answered by Nest Support 6 years ago
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I've been using it heavily 5-8 locks per day for the last couple months. Battery life will depend on batteries purchased. I've been using regular alkaline but lithium AA's would last even longer
Answered by Josh 6 years ago
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I’ve been using mine for 6 months now and it is still good
Answered by Jarold35 6 years ago
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I've had mine for over a year and am still using the original batteries.
Answered by drjb74 6 years ago
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Our lock gets heavy use. (Aging mother is living with us. We need the autolock feature because she frequently forgets to lock the door when leaving.) The deadbolt goes through more than a dozen lock/unlock sequences per day. The first 2 sets of batteries only lasted a month each. That can get very expensive. So, even though the manual says not to, we are using rechargables. We got good quality, high-capacity rechargables. Two sets, so there is always a fresh set ready to go when the low-battery warning is triggered.
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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Not very long in my case. Got locked out 7 times due to battery dying.
Answered by kat4938 6 years ago
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