It also works super well, and is pretty intuitive. Tapping the Yale logo lights up the keypad, which is otherwise blank, and you simply type in your code and unlock. It’s simple enough for ...

Besides the Yale logo, there’s just a keyhole at the bottom, with entry code and app unlock also available. There’s built-in Matter over Thread technology and up to 12 months of battery life.

To lock the door when you leave, you just tap the Yale logo and walk away. To unlock, either tap in your code or use one of the two apps. You can also configure a widget on your phone for quicker ...

The very pretty Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch is plenty smart, and it supports all the major DIY smart home ecosystems—including Apple’s HomeKit. But Apple users will be disappointed to learn it ...