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- Lose your keys, for good: Hands full, Have your door unlock for you with Auto-Unlock. Or unlock using the keypad, or Yale Access app on your smartphone or Apple Watch. Enjoy key-free access and leave the bulky keychain behind.
- Expand your smart home: Connect your lock to your favorite voice assistant or smart home system. Works with Amazon Alexa, Hey Google, Airbnb, Philips Hue, Apple HomeKit, and more. Includes the Wi-Fi Connect Bridge so there's no additional hub needed, Deadbolt Type: Single Cylinder Deadbolt
- Auto-Locks and Unlocks: Your Assure Lock will Auto-Unlock as you get home for totally hands-free unlocking. With Auto-Lock and DoorSense, your home automatically secures once your door is closed, or after a set amount of time.
- Digital keys are the new hide-a-key. Quickly and easily share permanent, temporary or scheduled access with friends, family, and people you trust, and never hide a key under the doormat again.
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For reference I paid $262.82 for the "black suede" lock + doorknob kit back in April which is $299 right now. Regular price for just the lock is normally around $260 so this isn't an "inflated discount" it's legitimately ~$100 off right now and I'd say if you're on the fence, get it. Being able to use your phone to unlock the door can be handy here and there, but the sensor to tell you if the door is opened or closed is really nice and not having to carry keys around is a huge gamechanger for anyone who hasn't used a keypad lock before.
For reference I paid $262.82 for the "black suede" lock + doorknob kit back in April which is $299 right now. Regular price for just the lock is normally around $260 so this isn't an "inflated discount" it's legitimately ~$100 off right now and I'd say if you're on the fence, get it. Being able to use your phone to unlock the door can be handy here and there, but the sensor to tell you if the door is opened or closed is really nice and not having to carry keys around is a huge gamechanger for anyone who hasn't used a keypad lock before.
Also not mentioned above, there's an external 9V battery terminal in the event the battery dies so that you're not locked out.
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The way that Amazon combines listings/reviews for some items, it's a little hard to tell.
Also not mentioned above, there's an external 9V battery terminal in the event the battery dies so that you're not locked out.
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I don't mind having the key portion and it seems like the actual tech/hardware is the same between the Assure and Assure SL. Can anyone confirm? Any downsides of this model vs. the SL?
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