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Yale Assure Lock 2 Plus

Yale

premium local: goodLocal control for everyday use; a few features may still touch the cloud. BluetoothWi-Fi
Price
$202.99 verified Sep 9, 2026
HA fit
good
Works offline
yes
Setup
moderate
Hub needed
no

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Yale Assure Lock 2 Plus smart deadbolt with touchscreen keypad

Quick verdict

The Assure Lock 2 Plus adds Apple Home Key to Yale's already solid lock platform, sold as a Bluetooth version and a pricier Wi-Fi version (note: this model is HomeKit/Home Key over Bluetooth/Wi-Fi, not a Thread or Matter device). The naming confusion across Yale's lineup is real - double-check you're getting the Plus variant. Once installed, it's a capable and future-ready lock.

Standout: A more ecosystem-flexible smart lock family than many single-path rivals, which matters if your setup may evolve.

Notes last checked Mar 22, 2026.

Compatibility snapshot

Home Assistant goodReliable local integration with minor caveats (a hub, manual config, or polling). Core function works locally.
Apple Home goodWell supported, with only minor gaps.
Google Home okayWorks, but with limits or extra setup.
Alexa okayWorks, but with limits or extra setup.
Works offline yes
Setup moderate
Extra hub needed no
Power battery-powered deadbolt

Local control facts

  • Home Assistant: yalexs_ble integration, Local Push (home-assistant.io, checked Sep 10, 2026)

Why it stands out

  • good balance of mainstream usability and enthusiast relevance
  • more flexible ecosystem conversation than many rival lock lines
  • better candidate for careful Home Assistant households than many app-first locks

Reasons to hesitate

  • Yale naming and variant complexity can confuse buyers fast
  • the exact integration story depends heavily on model and ecosystem
  • not as universally simple as the best one-answer lock picks

Best for

  • buyers who want a smart lock that can evolve with a changing ecosystem stack
  • Home Assistant households willing to verify the exact integration path before buying

Avoid if

  • you want the simplest lock decision with minimal compatibility homework
  • you hate product-line complexity and module caveats

Privacy and local-control notes

Yale lands in the more flexible mainstream middle ground: capable of reasonably local behavior in the right stack, but still shaped by model, module, and ecosystem choices.

Home Assistant support: supported · integration path: Yale Access Bluetooth (yalexs_ble) local BLE.

Buying reality check

Price notes: Pricing is easier to accept when you value ecosystem flexibility or know exactly which Yale variant fits your controller plan.

One verified price read so far: $202.99 at amazon on Sep 9, 2026.

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