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Yale Assure Lock Touchscreen Deadbolt Z-wave
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Yale Assure Lock Touchscreen Deadbolt Z-wave

4.3· 1,343 reviews
$143.99
90-DAYLOW

Usually $155.22

Price checked today at 05:11 CT

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You can finally stop worrying about lost keys or who has a spare.

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Our read on this product

Forget fumbling for keys, especially when your hands are full. This lock lets you get inside with a simple code, and you can even grant temporary access to guests remotely if you have a compatible Z-Wave hub. It’s designed to replace your existing deadbolt with just a screwdriver, making the upgrade straightforward for most standard doors.

While it offers remote control through Z-Wave systems, remember that this lock doesn't have its own app. You'll need a separate smart home hub like SmartThings or Wink to unlock its full potential for remote access and integration with other devices. It does come with two physical keys as a reliable backup, and it alerts you when the batteries are running low, so you're not caught off guard.

Why this one

What makes it stand out

  • Integrates with Z-Wave smart home systems for remote control and automation, unlike basic electronic locks.
  • Offers a touchscreen interface with a backlit keypad for easy code entry, even in low light.
  • Provides both keyless entry via code and traditional key access for backup, offering flexibility.
Think twice if...

When this isn't the right fit

  • You prefer a smart lock with its own dedicated mobile app for control.
  • You don't already have or plan to purchase a Z-Wave compatible smart home hub.
  • You need a lock for a commercial or high-traffic public door.
What owners notice

Real-world notes

  • The convenience of keyless entry is the main draw, especially when juggling groceries or other items.
  • Owners appreciate that it integrates with their existing Z-Wave smart home setup for remote control.
  • It’s noted that the motorized deadbolt operates very quietly.
  • The need for a separate Z-Wave hub for smart features is a key consideration for full functionality.
Bottom line

Consider this if you're looking to add keyless convenience and remote access to your home via an existing Z-Wave system.

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