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The Yale Assure Lock 2 Touchscreen with Wi-Fi is a keypad deadbolt that replaces your existing lock and connects directly to your home Wi-Fi, so no separate hub is needed for remote control. It unlocks by touchscreen code, physical key, the Yale Access app, Apple Watch, or voice assistants, and pairs with the DoorSense sensor for auto-lock and auto-unlock. It suits renters and homeowners who want app and voice control without a hub, and it competes with hub-free locks like the Schlage Encode and August Wi-Fi models by offering a keyed backup and a slimmer profile. Owners like the easy install and the wide range of unlock options, but some report Wi-Fi dropouts and short battery life.
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Owners generally praise the easy install, the slim look and the many ways to unlock. Complaints center on Wi-Fi reliability and battery drain, and some find the app setup awkward.
The Yale Assure Lock 2 is a Wi-Fi connected smart deadbolt with a numeric touchscreen keypad and a keyed turnkey option. You can unlock it with a passcode, the turnkey, a smartphone with an authorized virtual key, a voice assistant, or the Yale Access app. The app also works from an Apple Watch.
Bluetooth handles close-range functions. Auto-Unlock unlocks the door when you come within range, so you don't need to touch the lock or your phone. Auto-Lock locks the door once the DoorSense Sensor detects the door is closed and your authorized mobile device has left the area.
Over your Wi-Fi network, the Yale Access app lets you lock or unlock the door from anywhere, receive notifications, see who is using the lock, and share access. You can share up to 250 codes of 4 to 8 digits. Passcodes can be limited to certain days of the week or times of day. The lock works with Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri, and can be added to smart scenes, such as turning on lights and a TV when the door unlocks.
