Yale Tye Digital Door Lock with Electronic Keypad for Interior/Exterior Doors | Compatible for Home, Office, Hotel, Store Room & Garage with 35-45.5mm Door Thickness | 1 Year Warranty (Black)

Excellent product

Nice

It’s cost effective and compact electronic lock, however it’s not full proof in the matter of security codes. With multiple combinations of digits punched on its keypad it is possible to open this door lock. For example you have kept a 6 digit code like 123456, then some one can open this door lock with random punching of digits 123456789 also. Hence there are bugs in this electronic door lock, I have reported this to the company representative, still waiting for his resolution on this bug. So please be careful in testing this door lock operation before installing it in your premises.

great product at an affordable price. However installation is not free and they charge 600/-

WORST PRODUCT YOU CAN EVER THINK OF AS CUSTOMER CAN'T change password by its own....it required to open lock physically and required to reset password...it's not possible to change personally but required technician for that....i have Godrej purchased recently but it's easy to operate. AND CHANGE PASSWARD. I FEEL ITS WASTAGE OF MONEY AND ENERGY AND NOT SECURE AS YOU CANT CHANGED PASSWORD. SO PLEASE DONT BUY THESE AT ALL

I recently purchased the Tye Digital Door Lock with Electronic Keypad for my home, and I must say it has exceeded my expectations in terms of security, convenience, and sleek design. The security features of the Tye Digital Door Lock are impressive. The electronic keypad allows for keyless entry, and the programmable codes add an extra layer of security.

It’s been a week since started using this lock.. very much happy with performance and purchase of this sleek lock from Yale..

I have used Yale locks in past and have found it to work seamlessly. Bought this Tye lock cos of its simplicity in usage. I got this steal deal in sale on Amazon . Better to use this lock than traditional key locks.

took way too much time to try and make the thing work, could supply the 60 mm lockset required to make it work or an option to buy the right one

It does the job and means you can access the room or house without looking for a key. Can be useful if you need a secure room in your house and trusted relatives can be given the code.

Quick and not too noisy. Good quality so far. Not unnecessary features that will break early. Satisfying and it looks good for the future. The only downside compared to my previous 2 lock would be that you need to press the home botton prefore and after entering the code. The before hand press is frustrating when you enter your code before testing the door and it was not locked because you end up locking the door. Funny when you think about it but frustrating when it happens.

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This was the cheapest Yale lock I’ve bought and I’m unbelievably impressed. I usually expect good quality from Yale, but being a grade 3 lock, I wasn’t sure where they’d cut corners. One area is the buttons. They’re more like rubber-dome buttons, which is perfectly fine. They work great and feel premium, but they’re a step down if you’re used to the Assure buttons. The other area is the motor housing on the inside. The Assure line is all metal, while the inside portion of this one is all plastic. The outside portion is still full metal construction with a plastic face. Honestly, I don’t really notice any downgrade in the motor itself. It runs smoothly, seats firmly even with a slightly swollen door frame, and it’s fast. Time will tell how well the motor holds up, but the shank and all visible motor parts are metal, not plastic like cheaper brands, so that impressed me at this price point. The plastic interior box is something you stop noticing the minute the lock is installed. It looks great, runs great, and the install was a breeze. The captive screws on the motor body are a really nice touch. I wish they’d add those to the Assure line too. The backlit keys are bright, the speaker is clear and loud, and there’s a switch to turn the beep off if you prefer (I like it on). My only odd complaint is that the Yale button isn’t backlit, which is annoying when your door is in the dark like mine. You have to press the Yale button to lock and unlock, so you end up feeling for it even with the backlight on. Minor gripe though. I’m extremely impressed with this lock, especially at this price point!