Yale Security Assure Lock 2 Touch Deadbolt, Black Suede Keyed Smart Entry Door Lock with Wi-Fi Connected Keypad and Fingerprint Scanner for Code Entry and Remote Access, YRD410-F-WF1-BSP

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Keyless Freedom, Iron-Clad Security—My Front Door’s Best Upgrade Yet
Swapping my old deadbolt for the Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch took less than twenty minutes with only a screwdriver—no chiseling or wiring headaches—and the sleek black-suede finish instantly modernized the entire entryway. The very first fingerprint scan unlocked the door in under a second, and after enrolling my partner and teenagers, we ditched the jangling key ring for good (though the keyed cylinder is great peace of mind). The illuminated keypad glows on approach, so punching in a code at night is effortless, and one-time guest codes have saved me more than one frantic hide-a-key scramble.The built-in Wi-Fi module paired with the Yale Access app in two taps, letting me lock or unlock from anywhere and get real-time alerts the moment the kids get home from school. Vacation mode is priceless: a single toggle disables all fingerprints and codes except mine, so the house sitter can’t accidentally let in a plus-one. Integration with Alexa and Google Home means a quick voice command or routine checks the door status before bed, and geofencing auto-locks as soon as my phone leaves the driveway—no more “Did I lock the door?” u-turns.Battery life is stellar. After two months of daily touches, codes, and remote pings the meter still shows 80 %, and even if I ever miss the low-battery alert, a hidden USB-C backup port gives emergency power with a phone charger. The solid-metal escutcheon feels bulletproof, and the multi-point tamper alarms would wake the whole block if someone tried to force it. From effortless fingerprint entry to rock-solid smart-home integration, this Assure Lock 2 delivers polished, worry-free security that makes coming and going a breeze. Five stars without hesitation—my only regret is not upgrading sooner.

Avoid! Functional issues, poor support experience
I don’t understand why no one can build a smart lock that actually works. This is the most expensive I’ve tried, and possibly the most disappointing.The app is garbage, like every other smart lock app. Setup worked after maybe the tenth try. Adding fingerprints is super glitchy and the actual mechanism doesn’t fill me with enough confidence to leave home without the physical key. It sends me emails constantly about the batteries being critically low, despite having replaced them out of the utmost caution. I’ve marked that I’ve replaced them in the app countless times and that seems to do nothing. I reached out to their support team about the issue and they told me to “open the app” occasionally and lock/unlock it. Not only did that not work, it seems like a weird response for a lock that costs $300. I expect to be able to use the lock’s features without doing anything janky to work around some buggy software. Like just tell me that you’ll fix it. When I told them it was disappointing, they did not even respond.There are a plethora of other issues too. DoorSense stopped working after a few days and I can’t get it to work again. Fingerprints are way too picky and sometimes won’t unlock the door. The lock itself doesn’t mount flush to the door and it looks cheap for how expensive it is.I would avoid this lock and look for something else. As for what that something else might be, who knows. No company seems capable of making a smart door lock that just works.

Easy to use and configure!
– Follow the instructions, it can be confusing at first but if you look at the diagram it will help.- You have multiple bolt sizes that will help the lock fit into your door, which you need to look at the thickness of door and ensure it matches- Lastly look at the power cable, make sure it fits through the guided slot and fit it into the power pin connector- After configuring it, it makes entering a door a lot easier. You forget the key: use the keypad, thumbprint, or apple home to open the lock.- The fingerprint recognition works well, you need to roll your finger on the sensor a number of times to get it to work- Last part to my review, the door ajar sensor would never configure but I decided to skip it. It’s an interesting feature but it’s not the end of the world without it configured.

Great product
Excellent product. Don’t know I lived without it before. It works great, it is awesome when we go on vacation and need cat sitter to come. No key needed. Love the fingerprint reader, it takes a second to open. Suggestion for improvement: would love to have the opportunity to choose a different color for the inside and outside. Batteries last for about 2 months