Assure Lever Entry Door Lock with Wi-Fi Connected Touchscreen, Satin Nickel Smart Keypad Door Lock with Handle and Back-Up Key, YRL226-WF1-619

I searched high and low for a smart lock that could be managed remotely, as well as compatible with a garage door without a deadbolt. This lock checked off everything I wanted! The mechanism was fairly easy to install and the instructions were very clear - still took about an hour to install and connect everything by myself. You can use either the August or Yale app to manage the lock remotely. It has worked perfectly every time we use it either in person or remotely. We have not had any issues with connectivity from the smart lock to our WiFi. It was a little pricy, but worth the investment to me to be able to operate it remotely and use the auto unlock/auto lock features! I would definitely recommend this smart lock!

UPDATE 1-10-2025: lock died with the flashing X symbol on the keypad and no lock. Looking at reviews this is happening I g repeatedly because of a hardware failure. Yale is supposedly replacing it but no ETA and the new one will also be a ticking time bomb of failure. The lever arrived today and I immediately knew something was off, as the packaging wasn't actually sealed. As I opened and started unboxing everything, it became clear this was a used/returned unit, as internal packaging was torn open, small parts boxes had their seals broken, and the device had several scuffs and fingerprints already. After realizing that Amazon wouldn't exchange for the same item and the "new" price was now $30 more than I'd paid, I went ahead and did the installation hoping it worked. This was also a pain; the directions weren't clear in several spots, and one set of the included screws just inexplicably didn't thread in. Looking at the manual I was able to get the screw size and provide my own that worked perfectly. Setup after installation was alright and everything works in HomeKit and Yale's app, though the overall entire unit just feels cheap; handles have very loose fits with no set screws or other ways to tighten them, the actual lock keyway feels flimsy in the handle, etc. All in all, its working and was literally the only HomeKit enabled lever lock I could find, but between the not so new "new" condition and overall difficultly, I won't be looking to get another one of these or any Yale products.

Ease to installation: except not expecting the back of lock (inside to be so large. So your classic door that has (2 holes=1-Door handle Hole & 1-Deadlock Hole) usually 3" apart but won't work unless you drill new 2¹/⁸" hole for deadbolt hole. at least 6" above door handle. Ease of Use: Yale App works great (also google assistant). Super fast no delay and integration with google makes this so simple to use. Security: I like I can give every family member their own made up code 4-8 digits and I can tell who's opening the door at what time I can also give guest access from Monday-Friday and set times of day. Also, say Housekeeper from 9-11am access every Wednesday and it shows up on yale app or Google Assistant. I can even place DOOR IN PRIVACY MODE Where it locks everyone out until I take privacy mode off. You can remove any person with ease and add contact Information and have their own code. It really has great protocols for ease of use. VALUE for Money: YALE is expensive but Worth it, try set up price notification to let you know when on sale. this was thru Amazon thru the Yale Store $199 including wifi module $79 value and for same lock usually & $240-$270. Yale is expensive but you get what pay for. It's worth it. Connectivity: Works on Apple IOS and Android, plus Google Assistant. My Samsung Note 10+ Android connected fast & easy no issues and it was super fast. No delay. When using thru YALE App you have to hold down for 2 seconds so you don't accidentally unlock or lock it. There is an Autolock and Autounlock but I haven't got this setup yet, but definitely going to.

Ordered the black suede button version of this. Spent time figuring out how to get commercial door handle off door and taking it off. Take out parts from box to install. Discover the box has no latch and no strike plate in contents. Call Yale, Yale says return to Amazon, must be a resold unit, and get another. Ok, fine. Put old handle back on door. Return box, order another. Open box. Once again, no latch or strike plate. Call Yale again to see if the box is really supposed to include them. Yes it is. Return box, order a satin nickel touchpad. Box shows up. Viola! In the small box labeled “hardware components” is the latch and strike plate. Go to install lock. Things going fine until I try to put outside door handle on. Small button won’t depress so handle can go over it. Call Yale, get transferred to tech support. Discover that the “tail” on the inside of the door needs to be vertical for the button to be pressable. Ok, I guess that’s what the image shows in the instructions but isn’t mentioned specifically. Great, button now presses and handle goes on. Whoops! Button is just slightly off center from hole and won’t pop out to lock into place. Outstanding. Get drill and make hole slightly larger. Tahdah! Button pops out. Rest of install goes fairly easily. Connects to Bluetooth no problem to set up. Lock requires 2.4 Wifi to be accessible to app on network, but I can’t get onto my network’s 2.4 g on my phone. Still working on that. So I can’t set it up to see what is going on when out of Bluetooth range. Oh, and the instructions say it will hold 25 codes or 250 if you have the wifi connector.

I absolutely love this smart lock. I use it to secure a closet where I store important items, and it gives me real peace of mind. It connects perfectly with Google, and I even programmed it to automatically lock whenever I set my home alarm to “Away.” One feature I really appreciate is how easy it is to lock, just placing the back of my hand against the screen does the job. The black suede finish looks great, and the whole system works smoothly. Highly recommended for anyone looking to upgrade their home security.

Très bon produit

ne fonctionnait pas 1x sur 2 retourner et remplacer par une Weiser. J'ai une autre Yale similaire d'un autre modèle qui va parfaitement bien mais je n'ai pas eu de chance avec celle là...