Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Yale assure 2 will surely keep your home safe. This is a reliable smart device. All too often do I find smart home devices that state they will do something but they don’t always do it well. This is usually goes for geofencing and close proximity where thing should unlock/lock, adjust your thermostat or start a smart vac. Luckily Yale has put the R&D in and came up with a trusty lock to keep your home and family secure with smart features that you can fully depend on. Installation is easy. I have changed deadbolts, doorknobs, and the like before so I have a bit of experience. This is similar to installing a normal deadbolt just with the technology packaged on to it. I followed the directions and succeeded on my first try and I assure (get it haha) that you will be able to do this yourself as well. If your door does not have a hole pre cut for a deadbolt you will need to hire a contractor, handyman, or locksmith. Digitally setting up the lock is a breeze. I made pins for myself and my wife. Two separate codes. What I like is that in the future I can give people is trust their own code that I can eventually lock them out but not effect my own code or the code my wife uses. Use the app to unlock or lock your door anywhere using your phone. Great for emergency’s when you’re away. The auto lock and unlock works and I will have this on time when needed but not often. The lock looks great inside and out. It’s clean and modern. The best thing about this device is that it’s a touch sensitive screen that lights up or rather a touch panel. This is great because the numbers won’t wear like a standard pin pad deadbolt where people can tell what numbers you enter which could compromise your security. No fear here, the screen won’t fade. One concern I have is that if the battery dies you have no back up. No keys are provided or available to use on this lock. To replace the batteries you have to be inside. I made my own back up with another exterior door so it really doesn’t bother me. Yet if you’re in a condo, apartment or only have one door. If it does have some sort of low power mode or backup mode it is not clearly stated. Make sure you keep batteries fresh. This does have notification system to let you know when to change the batteries. I recommend alway using high end batteries to keep things powered for as long as possible.

I strongly recommend these smart locks it brings technology to your side.

Works well until the batteries run low. I seem to have to recalibrate and reset up Bluetooth for it to function with the Auto Unlock

Unfortunately another Smart Lock that falls short. This was my 4th different brand, and like others, it falls short any many categories. Looks great!! Ended up returning this one. Had too many occasions where the app said the door was not locked, so would drive home to check, and the door was locked. Several times the app said the door was locked, came home and it was locked. Returned and purchased the Eufy WiFi with fingerprint and have had zero problems.

First, let me tell you that setting up takes a bit of time. It is not difficult, but it is not as simple as I wish it would be, but once you get it installed and the app is set up, it is a breeze to use. It works with all major digital assistants and smart home hubs such as Alexa, Apple HomeKit, and Google. I’ve used a smart lock for years. Interestingly, that lock also belongs to Yale and is called Augusta. My major issue with Augusta was that the Wi-Fi module (or hub) was completely separate from the lock itself, requiring it to be connected to a power outlet. It has always been very inconvenient because it has to be very close to the door. Anyplace else, it won’t work. But this Yale Assure Lock 2 comes with a module that is inserted inside. No need to find an outlet. The downside of that convenience is that it will surely drain the battery much quicker as any Wi-Fi device does. Although my major concern with this product is that it doesn’t have a physical key, the keypad makes that type of key obsolete. Still, I miss it as I’m not sure how it works when the battery runs out. Will I be locked out? I believe there’s a way and I will probably find it when I actually read the manual, but a physical key would be a no brainer. There’s a lot to like such as automatically unlocking when you get to the driveway or unlocking from anywhere in the world for a family member for instance, or auto locking even if you forget to do so when you leave home or go to bed. You can also invite people with permanent or temporary access. All that through the app on your phone. I love the fact that the keypad is very discreet and small. The only issue is that you have to press the logo to light up the numbers, not just touch it as you’d expect from a touch screen. Not the case here. The only feature missing is fingerprint reading. That is becoming common for many other manufacturers, and I really wish they had incorporated that in this model.

I purchased two of these and had no problems installing them or anything. I only installed one but realized I needed a key set so I am returning these. BBY doesn't sell the Yale with a key so I have to change to the Kwikset.

Great smart lock. I own another brand as well and this one is far better in terms of battery life and available functions albeit about twice the price.

functionally it is good Installation was easy Scary Part - after 20 days it was not registering/connecting via phone. - I did not have a backup digital code set for myself and for others I didn't remember - There is no Key! So i had quite a scare that I'll lock myself out. shifted to Schlage wifi locks with key..just for that reason

Overall it works well . Install was the worst part of it..finding out how to set the access code could have been more clear.

Very happy with how the lock works. It is great to be able to go out for rides and runs without having to worry about carrying, and possibly losing, a key.

I use the new model over the YR256 model & love the entire upgrade. No bridge use, wifi module installed, everything was seamless! I use the old one for another door since it’s still good.

The lock didnt work for our door so in this case it was unadaptable

I got 3 of these. None work how they are supposed to. A very incompetent third party hired by Best Buy couldn’t install them. He goofed it up and I had to call a locksmith to install them but he couldn’t program them. I followed the directions but I couldn’t program them either. One lock works only with the app, one only with the keypad, and the third one doesn’t work at all. I was subsequently told by a Best Buy manager that the Geek Squad could fix them but a Geek Squad rep said they couldn’t because they don’t have a license to work with smart locks. As soon as I can get my regular locks back on these are going back to the store.

Lock worked great for about 2 years but now it rapidly drains the batteries. This lock takes 4 double A batteries and has lately been burning through them within 2-4 days. Right now I don't replace the batteries and have a lock that I can't unlock from the outside. I reached out to Best Buy support but was told I'd need to bring the lock in and they'd have to repair. This is an understandable solution but when I asked what am I supposed to do with my front door when I uninstall the lock and it's in for repair, I wasn't given any answer just that that is unfortunate. I don't think it's reasonable to expect people to go without their front door lock for an extended period of time for a repair like this.

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Does exactly what it says it does. Convenient that you can assign people their own code to get in and know who was there and when.

So far, so good. It has a ton of features and has worked perfectly so far. I also got it on a one day sale so the price was great.

This product is very good and performs great and work well with Alesis.I recommend this product very highly and will buy again.

The functionality is great in theory but the reliability is not. The module that provides wifi and remote functionality was damaged on arrival. Perhaps this was an item that someone already returned? The pins that seat into the module, half of them were randomly in the module while the other half were randomly in the module receiving end and some were bent. I suspected there would be an issue but attempted to install. Needless to say, it didn't work. It would not connect during set up. I removed and reinstalled and the pins continued to 'break.' I am going to return and re order to give it another try, hoping I had a lemon. My caution to anyone buying is to look at the module and the module receiver upon opening to inspect the pins. I believe there are 8 of them. Then be very very careful plugging the module in to ensure the pins aren't damaged. This should not be an issue but unfortunately it is. I've already repacked this for return or I would provide photos. I'll re-review after I try another one.

best purchase ever no need if having a physical key to open a door