Yale Linus long term Review after 5 months of use - Euro smart lock with Apple HomeKit support

Yale is is one of the leading choices for lock and security solutions, having been a trusted brand for a long time. So it's no surprise Yale is stepping up its smart home space and HomeKit. Although the Yale Linus is not the company's first smart lock, its Yales first HomeKit enabled smart lock.
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Yale sent over the Linus smart lock along with the Keypad, Yale Connect Hub and the adjustable cylinder. I have had it all installed for just over 4 months to complete this review. So if you want to find out about my experience with the install, setup, the Yale Access App, HomeKit control and automations. Then continue reading this Yale Linus review to find out more and if this could be the smart lock for you.
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Intro 0:00
Design 1:06
Setup 2:00
Lock basics 4:23
Yale App 6:14
Yale automations 7:36
Apple Watch App 8:37
Yale Keypad 09:09
Yale Connect 09:48
Connect and Battery performance 10:45
HomeKit 11:53
Review Summary 12:54
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[@HomeKitAuthority]

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[@Huggabizzle]

Thank you, thank you, 10:15 was exactly the information I needed, re changing codes remotely for AirBnB and I could not find the info elsewhere at all. Useful video, cheers

[@janigerud]

Really great walk through! Thank you👍

[@user-mq9oy4nh9g]

Best review, all questions answered. Respect!

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Much appreciated!

[@stewartstewartstewart]

Great review. It would’ve been nice to see more about the fitting process and maybe a few angles on how it fits against the door

[@michaelthompson657]

Such a great in depth video Jon, bravo sir!

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Thanks Michael. Have you got a smart lock yet?

[@michaelthompson657]

@@HomeKitAuthority no not yet, moving house tomorrow so I don’t know what kind of locks they are. There’s 3 doors, 2 of the same on the front facade and one different on the rear facade. I know they’re not lift up handles, could possibly be a deadlock...maybe. I also know that when the 2 front doors close they auto lock then on a night you double lock I’m sure. I think the lock is literally just a cylinder shape, but I think that’s really all I know because I don’t have much knowledge about locks

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Ok, well send me some pics and I might be able to help you

[@michaelthompson657]

@@HomeKitAuthority yeah no problem, thanks man! I’ll send some as soon as I’ve got time. Even if I’m just broadening my knowledge!

[@kaytomascom]

Great review. Thanks. How do you enable geofencing on the other family members phone? Do they also need a user and the app installed on their devices - and configured?

[@mohamedsakr85]

Awesome review! My door doesn't have a handle from the outside, just the key that controls the deadbolt and then an extra half-turn opens the latch. So can the linus open the latch for me just like the Nuki can? Speaking of Nuki, which one do you prefer, Nuki or Linus?

[@sundager8735]

Great video and information 👍

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Thank you David

[@linusbergmannen]

Great name of the lock honestly

[@susuksacat2313]

Thanks you very very very very for this detailed review that is well presented.

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Thank you

[@fatihabi2437]

Very good lock i would buy it again. The app ist sometimes buggy but 95% time everything Works as expected

[@mvarg11]

Hi, thank you for the review. The black part of the lock (just the one you attaches to the door) it’s metallic or plastic?

[@rwnchamp]

Great demonstration. Can you advise if this lock is compatible with Doors that open outwards?

[@cofloinn]

Hey @HomeKitAuthority. Great Review. Can I ask if there is a Homekit compatible Multipoint lock (as used in Ireland and the UK) that you would recommend? I don't seem to be able to find too many out there. Thanks

[@AM-zr5md]

Great review; thanks. One basic thing I don’t understand… does this smart lock NOT work with a door that uses a latch style (the ones you just pull shut behind you to lock). In other words - if I switch to a smart lock, do I now need to remember to lock my door as I leave home instead of just pulling the door shut behind me as I leave?

[@proostbart1]

We have the same in our vacation house. The battery of the keypad is only good for 2 weeks. On wich interval do you have you change the keypad-battery?

[@juanesteva8187]

Thanks for your review wich give a interesting information: Understood that in case I'm not plannig to use a keyPad, the homekit hub will provide acces from the outside and none yale connect bridge is needed. Is this correct?. Thks

[@paulalibone3476]

Nice review thanks. My door doesn't have a handle to lift for multipoint locking. The multipoint locking i controlled by the key turning. Does this work with these type of locks? I like the tracking and auto unlocking and door not closed alarm. Was looking at the Ultion but this looks better.

[@razvanb4192]

Awesome video, I have one at home as well. Do you know if there is a way to tell the lock how many times to turn the key? I have a maximum of 3 key turns, but I only want it to do it once. Thanks

[@maisun2160]

Does it work with async locks? Do you need to re-calibrate when you use key to open the door from outside? Thx

[@shebyjlo]

Always amazing

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Thank you 🙏

[@lste1143]

Hi, thanks for the detailed info. Two questions, when visitor uses keypad and leaves again how they lock the door again using the keypad? Secondly is the keypad incorporated as a device in HomeKit? Like for instance I have a door garage opener and if keypad code used, by automation, the garage door opener would open the garage. Is this possible? Thanks for your reply!

[@Jason34o0]

Awesome review, i really liked how thoroughly you went thru everything. I do have a quick question, i think you might have answered it in the video. If i were to get 2 linus installed in my home, would i need 2 connect bridges, or can i connect 2 locks to the same bridge? The doors are very close by each other.

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Hi, I covered this in the review and it’s a no. Only one bridge for one device

[@BandarF50]

Do you need a hub for this? Or I can just buy it and start using it with homekit?

[@carlstevenson8531]

Amazing review! You are so detailed!

[@HomeKitAuthority]

This is why they take me so long. It’s worth the effort in the end

[@dewiparry6002]

It looks like I have the same door lock as yourself (lift handle before locking) reading the yale website and watching your video suggests the yale auto lock/unlock feature won't work is this correct? if so, will a home app automation work instead?

[@mr1724]

Will it also unlock door handle ?( When lock is connected with it - lock under door handle).It possible to do by key .

[@mavirek]

What is your opinion of the VOCOlinc door lock?

[@Xander__09]

Hello! - (Apple Watch App) - This native yale app will be able to open the door at great distance only with a wifi bridge from yale?

[@brankow434]

Is it possible to still use the key from outside in order to open the door ? The reason why I am asking is that while testing, everything works fine, except that when I try to use the key from the outside, it appears that I can turn it around at infinity without any movement on the cilinder. Is there any way to resolve this. Because from what I understood it would still be possible to also use the key to open the door from the outside. Bought together with a compatible cylinder (Euro Profile).

[@lovre93]

Does the lock work with doors that don't have an handle on the outside? I only have a fixed ball. Can the lock turn that final step and open the door?

[@jonathanreed_82]

Excellent review as always Jon! Though I'm pretty sure it's not pronounced 'Air n' b beer'. Though maybe it should.

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Ha ha ha

[@gbrockinghawk]

Hi, is my understanding correct that the Linus does not support NFC to unlock by touching your phone or watch? Hence, you always need to tap via the app?

[@Ba1ster]

Sorry I have one more question🤨 This lock won’t auto lock if u have to push the handle up and use key to lock the door. That feature would have to be switched off at setup. Do U know a work around or others that would work with my door. Thanks😊

[@krokodilen31]

When u say u could not try the autolock function because u got a door with lift handle what does that mean? Doesnt it work with autolock if u lift the handle before u leave home and if u forget to lift it u should get a warning message that the linus could not lock the door ? Thanks for the very interesting review....i will have to get the Scandinavian version....do u know whats different?

[@abdullahsaad4415]

Can I disable the manual lock and just work with the app only ?

[@lucseufer8700]

I wish the keypad would be smart enough to tell the lock to pull the latch even if the door isn't locked. I always have to lock the door by pressing the "yale" button then unlock it with my code. I have set auto lock to 2 minutes so that's fine most of the time. But when you forget something, then you have to do the lock/unlock dance. Also, what good is it to have a door sensor if the lock doesn't use it when autolocking? If I leave the door wide open for more than 2 minutes then the auto lock kicks in completely ignoring that the door is opened....

[@rodioleary]

Great video. Question for you. Do you think that the Conexis L1 Smart Lock is a better option overall, despite not being HomeKit compatible? My thinking is that it’s slimmer, keyless (you can use a fob or card) and still has almost all of the same smart features - with the exception of automations obviously and geo-fenced auto unlock (which is nice, granted). I’m a big HomeKit fan but not loving the bulk of the Linus or all that twisting to get it open from the inside. Plus not clear to me how it works with multipoint door locks. Thanks!

[@HomeKitAuthority]

I have not used that lock, so it would be unfair for me to say

[@rodioleary]

Have you heard of Aria HomeKit compatible smart lock? Looks interesting.

[@Live_life_with_no_regrets]

Does it work if i take it abroad outside UK and Europe?

[@Rubbernut]

Good evening great video. I’m very interested in get a smart lock, but concerned that someone could smash the glass in my door and lean through and open it

[@ernestvaljak]

You mentioned that you were not able to test the autolock option because you have to raise the door handle in order to lock your door. I have the same situation. Question 1: If I automatically raise the door handle each time I go out of my house or enter the house, would that make the autolock option work? Question 2: I read multiple comments on the Google play store that people were having problems with the lock not automatically connecting to the phone’s bluetooth when approaching the door or going away from the door when leaving the house, so the autolock functionality didn’t work properly for them. Did you experience any similar issues? Since the autolock option is the main reason that I am considering on buying this lock I would expect it to work flawlessly.
Great review by the way! Keep up the good work!

[@Catnugget76]

Thanks for the review! Can you review the Glue Lock Pro and compare it to Yale Linus?

[@thesmartchap]

I’ve been using it for six months. I’m not sure what sort of lock I have. It’s on a Hormann door and mine doesn’t need a lift handle to engage all the locks. I agree with your review. The only difference is being a wheelchair user my phone is always in my lap so the app is great for letting people in or locking. As is voice commands.

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Oh yes, I remember you from the HomeKit group on Facebook

[@thesmartchap]

@@HomeKitAuthority Good memory. I’m really trying to build a smart home for my disability. I have an Instagram page called accessible_smart_home. I’ve gone down the home Bridge route but hate it. Using your kind of guidance to try and replace My non-HomeKit devices

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Yes, we used to speak until my “work” account was made inaccessible. If you need any advice, I am on Twitter. I have also shared your Instagram page to my followers

[@thesmartchap]

@@HomeKitAuthority thank you very much!!

[@Germana_Net]

Hello! Can only one person use this smart lock, or will my family members also be able to open the door with an Apple watch or phone?

[@Sintsoij]

I get that it’s not very quick with opening via the app. How quick is opening using a voice command via siri?

[@tomlawson2330]

Good review Jon! Can you check out the Ultion Smart lock for HomeKit and see if it’s worth the buy? Thanks

[@HomeKitAuthority]

I had a hands on with it sometime ago. But never had chance to fully review it

[@tomlawson2330]

@@HomeKitAuthority what did you think? Is it worth the money? Is it better than Yale?

[@TPdV]

This is great! Thank you very much! But, how can you use a regular key whilst there is a key inserted from the inside (within the Yale thingy)? Btw, if it doesn’t respond or when the battery has run out, can you then still open it with the key? Doesn’t the Yale thingy block?

[@InfanteBoy]

How do check battery percentage?

[@aryelevin]

This smart lock is the quietest retrofit smart lock. Had Nuki 2.0 for a long time and this one is a big big difference.

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Plus it’s far more stable when fitted I think

[@aryelevin]

@@HomeKitAuthority True, also wayyyy stronger motor (My door having some resistance, and the Nuki used to get stuck 60% of the times, not happens with Linus). Overall, after around 5 months of use (Like you haha) I can tell that the only drawback of it is the Bluetooth connection which is slow. I wish it has ZigBee or Thread support. BTW, Now I have 2 Linus locks as I have 2 doors to my house, and for a while I used the Danalock V3 Zigbee version, and its noise (which is better than the Nuki but worse than the Linus) and its bad auto unlock, did pushed me to replace it with another Linus.

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Yes Bluetooth is a little show and I agree, let’s it down a little. But a overall solid lock

[@1000MARIOS]

Hello, great review and great channel, I subscribe immediately. Can you help me with advice🙏🏻. I have older, Yale entr smart lock. Is Yale wi-fi bridge compatible with that lock so that I can use it in Apple home app!? Thank you!!!!

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Which wifi bridge?

[@Dan-cu7nf]

Very informative! Have you considered automatic multipoint locking such as the Yale "auto secure" I'm considering this, I'm not sure how easy something like this would be to install, but looks like it could be a good option for UK multipoint locking doors.

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Don’t think it’s HomeKit though. I will be looking at the Avia next which is great for multipoint locks

[@Dan-cu7nf]

@@HomeKitAuthority It's my (limited) understanding that the Yale Auto Secure is a replacement locking mechanism, no technology involved and would compliment the Linus nicely. From what I've seen you just need to know the dimensions of your existing mechanism and replace it.

[@HomeKitAuthority]

That’s my understating

[@Dan-cu7nf]

@@HomeKitAuthority It looks like the Avia you still have to lift the handle to lock the door, is that correct? The Ultion Smart looks similar quality for almost £100 less than the Avia.

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Yes, you need todo the same with the ultion. The Avia lock will also lock when you lift the handle

[@glennflannery]

Great review as always, I’ve had the Linus/keypad/connect set up installed for about 6 weeks now myself and very impressed. What I particularly like is as this only sits on the inside it does not change the look of the door from the outside. I do also have the pin pad as back up but it’s TINY and well hidden at the bottom corner of the door. I would absolutely recommend ALWAYS getting the cylinder with it, it’s £35 and fits so much nicer. The auto-unlock on approach works really well, you generally hear the ping just as you get about 3 ft from the door. I also have a multipoint door and once you’re in the habit of lifting the handle the auto unlock works fine. (Yes I forgot once in the beginning and it failed) One future thing I’d love to see is more integration to Apple CarPlay, wouldn’t it be great if an unlock button popped up on your screen as you parked up?

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Wow! What a write up and great to see other people have similar experiences as me. This helps me gauge if I am on the mark or not. I agree on the cylinder, those 2 screws make a huge difference

[@ashleylordess5621]

That cylinder doesn't have anti-snap protection. The Yale double-entry cylinder would be better for peace of mind.

[@cosminvalentinoancea9036]

How to open the door from outside I saw people showing only when they are inside the home not how to open from outside

[@mguilherme82]

well, was about to get a Nuki but now I got confused by you, which is a good thing :D thank you for the awesome video, I guess this doesn't support google home, at least you didn't mention in the video

[@HomeKitAuthority]

It does support google home

[@catherinefleming3112]

Thanks for the review, but is the Smart Lock lock pick proof?, as many housebreakers use these for convenience, as grab and run away from the scene, especially in housing estates.

[@HomeKitAuthority]

That would depend on your cylinder. This is not a lock on its own. Unless you buy the Yale cylinder

[@MediSpring]

I like the smart lock idea. But if you really want to have a solution that looks also great, you need a whole new door where everything is integrated. 🤷‍♂️ Nuki is going for it. We will see.

[@Ba1ster]

Hi! I’ve come across ure great channel. Can I ask if this lock fits onto a pvc door?

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Works on my multipoint composite door. Which should be the same as a Upvc

[@Ba1ster]

@@HomeKitAuthority Thankyou😊

[@howi5065]

Is the keypad waterproof? I am thinking if it`s no roof over the keypad and it rain...

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Yes

[@James-616]

Great video 😆 Just curious why can’t you use the auto lock feature I have a Nuki lock that has the same feature and I have a lift handle and use auto lock all the time 😆

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Does your lift handle form part of a multi point lock?

[@James-616]

@@HomeKitAuthority Yeah it does I live in the UK like you Whenever I close the door I lift the handle then it can be locked safely 😆 As long as the handle is lifted when the door is closed you can do it

[@HomeKitAuthority]

What happens if you don’t lift the handle? You can technically enable in the Yale app. But its disabled if you select the lift handle option

[@James-616]

@@HomeKitAuthority It won’t lock without lifting the handle Just like if you use a key the normal way

[@jasonstar9825]

Top review as always

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Cheers man

[@pimeto]

Ok, how secure is this ? If you smash it sideways with a hammer is it going to handle this ? It doesn't look very secure

[@corsarul1974]

The only minus for the lock so far, is that for HomeKit working the HomeKit hub should be Bluetooth range of Yale bridge. Is the same if you use the HomePod mini as HomePod?

[@HomeKitAuthority]

The HomePod and mini are HomeKit hubs

[@corsarul1974]

Thanks, means the HomeKit hub should be close by. Otherwise is awesome lock made for euro cylinder.

[@taylorlightfoot]

@@corsarul1974 HomeKit hub needs to be within bluetooth range of the lock. The Yale Connect bridge/hub is unrelated to HomeKit functionality.

[@cmlewan]

It's complicated to install. I had a locksmith here and he had already installed five of them and there were many unique problems he had to solve with my standard Scandinavian door. In the end he fetched his own screws from his car.

[@shiveringgoat]

I studied locks at Yale.

[@Lcadelaide]

im only interested in thread capable devices. I lost interest the moment you mentioned that it doesnt have it :(

[@n0vaic22]

hi How do you do a physically factory reset on Yale Linus

[@dragutaarpasanu6995]

Only from app is possible.

[@Dreador.]

I ordered one but then sent it back for two reasons First security - For me and this won't be for all, I have no letter box so have no risk when leaving key in the inside door so that adds a level of security as its harder to pick or use a lost key to open due to how euro locks work - Plus the ABS lock I have is higher rated so I would decrease security on two counts for benefit of smarts which leads onto smart functionality Smart Limitation - Due to a lot of us using multi point locking in UK, this means its only good for opening the door thus only 50% smart - Ideally Id use the smarts to lock to door after closing or a routine to check if door unlocked and relock for instance neither of which are possible due to multi point requirement of lifting handle. In all honesty I think Yale need better competition in this arena as they seem to never get these things quite right, or want to create pay walls within product, aka just like it was with alarms until the likes of Ring and the like turned up they happily carried on treading water in product offerings.

[@davidmarshall4491b]

SECURITY ALERT The Yale configuation QR codes are visible at 2:07

[@defnej]

I must be the only person unhappy with this lock. When I try to come home the lock is constantly jammed and I have to either take out the normal key or pull hard towards myself and then it opens. Also, twice the lock has unlocked without my permission and there's no record of that on the app. I was sitting in the living room on my computer when I heard the door unlock. I couldn't check on it immediately because I was in a conference call online however, when it was finished I was shocked to find the door ajar.

[@christophermawdsley7604]

Anyone who figures out where you live can use the homekit qr code visible at @2:08 to add the lock. Also if you can use siri to unlock the door, cant someone just shout commands throuh your letterbox?

[@sergio8975]

I have both Yale Linus and Desi Utopic R and i can easily say that my Linus looking very huge on my door. It always make me feel as it is covering almost quarter of the door while my Utopic R is almost invisible on my door. As motor performance my Yale Linus is like a turtle near my Desi Utopic R's motor speed. Power of the motor is also much less than Utopic R. Only the lack of Utopic R is there is no Wi-Fi hub yet but i can unlock my door anytime from my phone by creating offline user codes remotely. I really hope you can also review Desi Utopic R and confirm my thoughts.

[@Youtubedotcomma]

Highly recommend you don’t use a solid spindle bar with smart locks always use a spilt spindle. Also for proper automation door lock with a split spindle you will need to change the multi lock set to a thumb turn or key wind to lock which will allow any smart lock like this to fully lock and unlock with out that pesky handle up!

[@HomeKitAuthority]

How do you do this?

[@Youtubedotcomma]

@@HomeKitAuthority you have to replace you multi lock park that go’s in your door, for a key wind lock rather than a lever leaver lock. If you google “multi lock key wind your then be able to allow the smart lock to engage all the multi point mechanisms No handle required ! Better still if your current manufacturer of multi lock does a key wind set it might just be a few screws to replace 👍🏽 I was really disheartened to find that just plopping a smart lock on a multi lock door doesn’t really add to much functionality. Changing to a key wind ( especially if your smart lock also offers a hold back for the latch which Dana lock does) it opens up a huge amount of options I was hoping for from the start!

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Thanks for this, I am onto it now! Great tip

[@Youtubedotcomma]

@@HomeKitAuthority no probs! Might be worth a follow up video as iv not seen anyone else do one with a key wind multi lock and smart lock yet!

[@HomeKitAuthority]

It certainly is something I will consider. This is one of the reasons I started this to share info. So much you can learn from people

[@melklass4050]

Do you know of a smart lock that works outdoor ?

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Not that is HomeKit

[@shebyjlo]

I Think aqara have one that work Outdoor, not the N100 but they have one for outdoor. But with that lock the inside part is the electronic and outside is just a normal cilinder

[@DavidWicks1000]

If you use dummy switch in homebridge and set up an automation for the door to lock/unlock when the dummy switch is operated it gets around the Apple confirmation

[@HomeKitAuthority]

Great tip!

[@armandlinkens8991]

@@HomeKitAuthority what is a dummy switch? I have that confirmation issue also how do I set that up? I find you video excellent also.

[@mikeward1701]

Sounds like it’s not as well developed as the Nuki smart door lock, which also retrofits over your existing UK / EU door lock.

[@HomeKitAuthority]

I have only had hands on time with the nuki. But in my view the build quality, motor performance an stability is better than Nuki

[@armandlinkens8991]

@@HomeKitAuthority I installed a Nuki for a couple of weeks with its Bridge. I send the Nuki back because it's noisy, it wobbles as if it were going to break loose from the door but the major issue is that to remain consistently available in Homekit it needs to be within Bluetooth range from the Homekit Hub (Appe TV) in my case. Which would mean for my quite a large house that I had to move my front door into the living room or my TV (attached to the Apple TV) next to the front door. I understand that the same issue exists with the Yale Linus? Am I correct? Tks

[@richardfurniss7791]

I’ll wait until someone releases a lock that can also lift the handle. Otherwise it’s only half a solution

[@TheSomser]

”The ’Ome app”

[@techytime6197]

I don’t think this is Yale’s first HomeKit lock

[@HomeKitAuthority]

It is for the EU market as far as I am aware

[@ApacheSenzala]

man takes time to black out QR codes in still pictures and serial number then clearly shows them in the close up video?

[@nicholas790]

Sorry, That design is a deal killer. Looks clunky (very 1980s). The Homekit interface seems clunky with far too slow of a response. I'll be waiting for a more elegant design that responds quickly in HomeKit. I suspect those batteries won't last the full 5 or 6 months, and having to change them is just more scheduled fiddling that I just don't like doing. I have EVE door sensors and those battery replacements are always annoying and they don't last nearly as long as Eve claims. We all want to use Homekit where-ever possible to make life simpler, but tech for tech sake doesn't cut it. If I can do it with a key faster, they've failed as a homekit product. No thread either? really? No sale.

[@cosminvalentinoancea9036]

Very simple but very expensive 😂

[@AOE5578]

This seems stupid,, i did not like it

[@TheWatcher3656]

Auto unlock doesn't work for me :/