Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch
Yale’s Assure Lock 2 Touch offers solid build quality, long-term firmware support and a strong warranty.
Consolidated from 7 independent outlets
Where the cited sources landed, as we read them
- 1 glowing source
- 4 positive sources
- 2 mixed sources
Pros & cons
- ✓ Solid construction with durable materials
- ✓ Long-term firmware updates promised
- ✓ Strong manufacturer warranty
- ✓ Dual-mode touch & key
- ✓ Best overall balance of hardware, security and Wi-Fi integration
- ✗ Final price climbs depending on which connectivity module you add
The sources behind this ranking
We searched the web and YouTube for what has been published about this product, then read the articles, video transcripts and comments we found.
Evidence 2 articles, 4 video reviews and 1 community source
4 positive sources
One of my favorite home upgrades has been switching to the @yalehomeus Assure Lock 2 Touch. I love being able to unlock the door with my fingerprint, lock or unlock it from the app, and create custom codes for family or guests. No more carrying keys, and the clean, modern design gives our entryway such an elevated look. It’s one of those upgrades that’s both functional and beautiful.View post B
This is a secure and personal way to access your home. Each fingerprint is unique, so you can ensure only the right people have access. The lock's quick recognition system allows you to unlock your door in seconds, and it can store up to 20 unique fingerprints, enabling easy access for family and friends without the need for keys or codes.Watch P
This fingerprint door lock also supports PIN codes, mobile app control, and traditional keys, making it one of the most versatile smart lock options available.Watch B
One expert review noted, “The Wi-Fi connectivity works seamlessly, with no extra hub needed.” An influencer raved, “This lock completely changed how I handle guests—temporary codes are genius.” Analysts highlight its smaller, sleeker design compared to older Yale models.Watch
2 mixed sources
The keys are a bit sensitive; I frequently get double inputs when pressing. But I liked the LED indicator that notifies you with green if your code was accepted or red if there’s an issue. This made it easy to know if the input worked, as the lock is very quiet — it’s hard to hear it locking or unlocking.Read M
But look, it is not perfect. You have to make sure your home network is solid because it only plays nice with 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.Watch
Frequently asked questions
It ranks #1 of 17 on our smart locks tier list, in S tier. That placement draws on 7 independent outlets.
None of the 7 sources with a clear view is critical of it. Final price climbs depending on which connectivity module you add.
On our smart locks board, Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch ranks #1 (S tier) ahead of Schlage Encode Plus Smart WiFi Deadbolt at #3 (A tier). Schlage Encode Plus Smart WiFi Deadbolt: Schlage Encode Plus is praised for its robust construction and dependable firmware updates.
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