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The Yale Assure Lever is a smart lock for doors with a lever handle rather than a deadbolt, replacing the whole handle set with a keypad, motorized latch and Wi-Fi radio. It connects over Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, so you can lock and unlock from the Yale Access app, set entry codes on the backlit touchscreen, and use Alexa, Google Assistant or Siri. It suits side doors, garage entry doors and interior doors where a deadbolt does not fit, and it competes with lever-style smart locks from Schlage and Kwikset that mostly need a hub for remote access. Owners like skipping keys and handing out temporary codes; the recurring complaints are Wi-Fi dropouts, batteries draining faster than expected, and a bulky interior escutcheon.
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Owners rate the Assure Lever well for keyless convenience and app control, and it is one of the few Wi-Fi lever locks on the market. Complaints center on battery drain, Wi-Fi reliability and installation fussiness.
The Yale Assure Lever Wi-Fi is a keyless smart lock with a lever handle and a backlit touchscreen keypad. It has built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. You can lock and unlock the door from the Yale Access App, so you don't need a physical key.
The lock works with Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant and Siri for voice control. Auto-Unlock unlocks the door as you approach with your smartphone. Auto-Lock locks it again after a set period. A tamper alarm alerts you to unauthorized attempts to tamper with the lock. It runs on standard batteries and gives a low-battery alert.
It is designed for doors without a deadbolt, such as side entryways, home-to-garage doors, basements and most interior doors. It replaces an existing lever or knob and fits doors 1-3/8" to 1-3/4" thick.
