YaleAssure Lever Entry Door Lock with Wi-Fi Connected Touchscreen, Satin Nickel Smart Keypad Door Lock with Handle, Back-Up Key, and Z-Wave Compatibility, YRL226-ZW2-619

Well built lever lock for interior doors that integrates with the Ring Security system so that unlimited users can be added to access lock on a per user setting and system can be automated to record video when lock is unlocked. Can see history of who unlocked it and when. Great for locking rooms with high $ equipment like servers, etc. PIN pad is glass and turns on when the Yale logo is touched. Very easy to use. Also has settings for autolock functionality after X seconds with a range to choose from. This version does not need Yale app to function as it comes with the Ring WiFi module. Ring app will detect the lock when phone/tablet is in range to add device like with any other Ring device.

I've always used Schlage and Kwikset smart locks in the past. I was looking for an interior garage entry door Z-wave smart lock for our vacation property. I couldn't find anything I liked in either of the "other" brands, and stumbled upon the Yale. Right from the start I was very impressed with the quality and usability/design of the Yale Lever Smart Lock. Assembly seemed simple but I had a little trouble tightening the unit to the door. Once I got past that it was simple. Again, the quality and feel of this product is amazing. The way the lock functions is smooth and nice too. The only thing I can say, is with Zigbee and Z-wave, make sure you pair the unit before installing. I did not know this and now will have to get a very long ethernet cable to place by smart controller within 10ft of the door lock. Otherwise you cannot go wrong with this Yale smart lock! I will be buying another one of these units to replace a Kwikset I have at my primary home for the same purpose, my interior garage entry door.

I ordered this to replace the exact same style lock by yale that failed after 6 years. Not a bad run on the old lock. worked well until a design flaw did the old one in. Seems the set screw on the inside handle, which puts tension on the retainers for the handle, worked its way loose and jammed against the locking button on the inside handle. This caused the lock to jam when using the automated functions. So I ordered what seemed to be the replacement, identical for the most part, same look , style etc. BUT and as others noted. the lock has grown another 1/4 to 1/2 inch in height which as others noted obstructs the dead bolt lock (the old one fit) .. Now I also noticed that yale renamed them from Yale real living to yale assure... (not sure why??).. In this world of amazing shrinking electronics it is odd Yale would build a lock bigger! Truly they make great locks but their design is just not practical. Item is going back.. and not fast enough.

I purchased three of these for my new home and have all of them installed. They work fine, have paired with Alexa via my "Smart Things" hub and look nice on the door.Installation went well for the most part, On one of the handles I was given a broken piece which was quickly replaced by Yale customer service. Some of the installation instructions could be a bit clearer but by the time I got to install #3 I was a pro.These locks do not seem very sturdy and a person with a hammer could make short work of them. I have used a Schlage lock on my previous home and it seemed like much more of a deterrent. The other issue is the way the handle is designed you inevitably touch the screen as you exit the house which sets the lock. This is great if you are leaving to go somewhere, a pain in the rear if you are just taking the garbage to the garbage can.My main reason for getting these was to be able to lock the doors with Alexa from upstairs. They do that beautifully.

Great product.

The lock connected to my hub with no problem and operates fine. My issue is the handles do not fit very securely onto the lock and are loose. Not the type of quality I expect at this price point. Also dies nkt work with my iPhone 6S. Disappointing.

If you're looking at a Smart Lock I highly recommend not getting a Wi-Fi one. This is a wave z and they work great. You do need to have another wave z device in your house though for it to work. My Wi-Fi one lasts about 2 weeks and then I have to change out the batteries. This one has lasted for the last several months and I still don't have a low battery warning.