Yale Assure Lock 2 Smart Lock Review

[@Elusive-Ninja]

Upon touching the Yale button, the keypad will be activated, allowing you to enter your access code.

[@fvRodRunner]

Anyone know how long the batteries would last with little use? Rarely use the front door, go through garage. Imagine maybe 1 -5 uses a month if that

[@briandominico6244]

how long on average do batteries last ?

[@aaitch7388]

I have a Euphy lock. It's okay, but it's hard to use the touchscreen --- so much so that I just use the key instead! It's difficult to use because the touchscreen is slick, no matter the weather. So my fingers slip across the wrong numbers. What has been your experience with using the touchscreen? Have you had similar experiences with your fingers slipping across the numbers?

[@mgomez5606]

Looked up the price and it's not cheap. What kind of warranty do you get?

[@musicizmysoul]

Do you know if it supports apple homekey?

[@Kathy-rb4sj]

I have this lock but I am having troubling resetting the code. Can you help?

[@Salty_Collector]

Had this lock for 3 weeks before it completely died on me. Also had to change the batteries weekly. Luckily I was still able to return it bc this thing is not cheap.

[@sinvo7384]

Can you give detailed instructions on how to connect the lock to the phone? Thank you very much

[@richarda3764]

Battery life seems overly short. Also, would have been great if you had shown what changing the batteries entailed so we could see how involved or not it is. Other than that, seems like a great lock and I like the look of it.

[@Ubal2]

45 days i think not enough

[@deedeetee17]

Do not use Yale locks! I have an AirBandB and used these locks. They worked for a few months and suddenly stopped working the day a guest was checking in to my home. I was 2 hours away. I had to get a lock smith come out and charge $400 to break the lock. Yale refuses to help other than offering to replace the lock with another of their lock which I have zero confidence in