Yale Assure Lock SL Touchscreen Deadbolt Review

Yale slims down the touchscreen deadbolt with its keyless, $169 Assure Lock SL. Read the CNET review here - cnet.co/2Ae2NiJ
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[@taurus7228]

Hello. What happens if i leave the door open and activate the lock? The app shall notify that the door is locked..

[@georgewkush542]

Soooo what happens when the batteries die??

[@stachowi]

It gives you a warning that the batteries are running low.

[@BlackGT1999]

You replace them. Genius

[@georgewkush542]

BlackGT1999 well no shit, but what if the batteries are dead and you're locked out?what are you going to to then?thats what i mean.

[@stachowi]

yeah well no shit.. but what happens when you ignore your "low fuel" notice on your car... you don't seem like a candidate for this this product.

[@liannekersey8063]

There is a 9V terminal below the keypad - just tap a 9V battery to it, enter your pin code and get inside to change the batteries

[@marzanoface]

problem is no keyway. If the lock fails you are out of luck. Its also more secure because of this, but just be warned, these electronic deadbolts can fail

[@hardwares1]

does the 'stripped down BASE' version of this lock (eg: model YRD256NR619) come =with= with slot for (possible LATER) insertion of one of their modules? or does it LACK that slot? thanks for info :-)

[@weirdflex271]

Where the hell is the nest/Yale lock.

[@iam_dekontee]

Bumblebee Tuna I know right they been dragging there feet with the release of it. 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@liannekersey8063]

The Nest x Yale Lock will be on pre-order in Feb and shipping in March

[@weirdflex271]

Lianne Kersey Thank you, Lianne. Perfect for the new home my wife and I are about to move into.

[@kyoobin]

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[@SpikeTiger]

What happens if the batteries die? are you locked out?

[@wallypentari]

No, you can jump it with a 9 volt from the outside.

[@liannekersey8063]

There is a 9V terminal below the keypad - just tap a 9V battery to it, enter your pin code and get inside to change the batteries

[@jaimemunoz5920]

This is more or less the start of a truly key-less world.

[@user-180-mand90]

Korea already use this en mass for years. Going out in Seoul literally all you need is a credit card and phone, possibly just phone if you know you can pay via NFC. Feels very liberating.

[@syunghyukseo]

Touch pad is usually easily hacked by looking at commonly touched numbers

[@BlackGT1999]

Syunghyuk Seo wrong

[@brandonkelly2581]

Amazing 😉