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Yale Assure Lock 2

By Ethan Halfhide · Updated

The Yale Assure Lock 2 is a keypad or touchscreen smart deadbolt. As of October 2026 Yale's US store lists the Keypad with Bluetooth from $169.99, the Touchscreen with Bluetooth at $189.99, the Keypad with Wi-Fi at $259.99 and the Touchscreen with Wi-Fi at $279.99. It works with Apple Home on every version. Yale's store lists no Matter version or Matter module for it; Yale's Matter lock is the separate Yale Smart Lock with Matter ($189.99).

Keypad or touchscreen smart deadbolt with Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi or Z-Wave versions

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Specs and price last verified October 26, 2026

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Specifications

Price
$169.99
Device type
Smart Lock
Ecosystems
Alexa, Google Home, HomeKit, SmartThings
Connectivity
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Z-Wave
Hub required
No
Rental friendly
No
Matter certified
No
Installation
DIY (deadbolt replacement)
Energy Star
No
Local control
No
Voice control
Yes

About

The Yale Assure Lock 2 is a smart deadbolt sold in keypad and touchscreen versions, with or without a key cylinder. Every version has Bluetooth built in. Wi-Fi versions add remote access and voice and smart home integrations without a separate bridge, and Yale also sells Z-Wave Plus versions. Bluetooth models can be upgraded later with Yale's Wi-Fi Smart Module.

Yale's US store does not list a Matter version or Matter module for the Assure Lock 2 as of October 2026. Yale's Matter lock is a separate product, the Yale Smart Lock with Matter.

Setup and compatibility notes

Every Assure Lock 2 includes Bluetooth. Yale says Bluetooth versions need an Apple TV, HomePod or HomePod mini set up as a home hub for remote control through HomeKit, or the Yale Wi-Fi Smart Module ($89.99 as of October 2026) for remote access. Wi-Fi versions need a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network and the free Yale Access app. Yale lists 4 AA alkaline batteries, included, and door thickness of 1 3/8 in to 2 1/4 in.

Yale's US store also sells Z-Wave Plus versions for Z-Wave hubs. It does not list a Matter module for the Assure Lock 2 as of October 2026; for Matter, Yale sells the separate Yale Smart Lock with Matter, which it describes as designed for Google Home.

Pros

  • +Bluetooth built into every version, with Wi-Fi and Z-Wave Plus versions available
  • +Works with Apple Home on every version, per Yale
  • +Wi-Fi versions work with Alexa, Google Home and Siri for voice control
  • +Bluetooth models can add Wi-Fi later with Yale's $89.99 Wi-Fi Smart Module
  • +Runs on 4 AA batteries, included

Cons

  • −No Matter version or Matter module listed in Yale's US store as of October 2026
  • −Bluetooth-only versions need an Apple home hub or the Wi-Fi module for remote access
  • −Wi-Fi versions need a 2.4 GHz network
  • −Fingerprint and Apple Home Key are on the pricier Touch and Plus models

How it compares

DevicePriceEcosystemsMatterHub requiredLocal control
Yale Assure Lock 2$169.99Alexa, Google Home, HomeKit, SmartThingsNoNoNo
Lockin V7 MaxNot listedAlexa, Google Home, HomeKit, Matter, SmartThingsYesNoYes
Aqara Smart Lock U100$189.99Alexa, Google Home, HomeKit, MatterNot publishedYesYes
Aqara Smart Lock U400$269.99Alexa, Google Home, HomeKit, Matter, SmartThingsYesNoYes

FAQ

Does the Yale Assure Lock 2 support Matter?
Not as listed in Yale's US store in October 2026. The store lists Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and Z-Wave Plus versions of the Assure Lock 2 and a Wi-Fi Smart Module, but no Matter version or Matter module. Yale's Matter lock is a separate product, the Yale Smart Lock with Matter, at $189.99.
Does the Yale Assure Lock 2 need a hub?
Not for the Wi-Fi versions, which connect to your 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi. Yale says Bluetooth versions need an Apple TV, HomePod or HomePod mini as a home hub for remote HomeKit control, or the Yale Wi-Fi Smart Module for remote access.
Does it work with Apple HomeKit?
Yes. Yale lists Apple Home support on every Assure Lock 2 version.
What does the Yale Assure Lock 2 cost?
As of October 2026 Yale's US store lists the Keypad with Bluetooth at $169.99, the Touchscreen with Bluetooth at $189.99, the Keypad with Wi-Fi at $259.99 and the Touchscreen with Wi-Fi at $279.99. Touch (fingerprint) and Plus (Apple Home Key) versions cost more.

About the author

Ethan Halfhide: Ethan Halfhide is a smart home enthusiast and AI technologist who follows the connected home market closely, from smart locks and security cameras to robot vacuums, lighting, sensors and hubs. He curates HomeGearLab's device directory, comparing products on published specs, compatibility, setup requirements and price so readers can pick gear that fits their home and works together.