Some things don't need to be "smart." Yale's new Code keypad lock costs just $99 and doesn't connect to the internet. It's just a simple electronic lock. No need to worry about apps, software ...

Unlike many non-smart electronic locks, however, the Yale Code Keypad Lock mercifully keeps these programming options to a minimum. In fact, the only programming available is adding and deleting ...

The August Wi-Fi Smart Lock works with all of the popular digital assistants ... s biometric security system for extra protection. The Yale Assure Lock 2 is our top choice among the best smart ...

The Yale Approach Lock with Wi-Fi + Keypad is our pick for deadbolt adapter locks. It should work with most any single-cylinder deadbolt, is easy to install, and works quickly and reliably.

The electronic equivalent of a dog fetching your ... It can also be tricky to install smart locks. Yale Locks has a retrofit device that fits over an existing deadbolt with a few screws.

Yale is a part of the ASSA ABLOY Group. Yale's product range includes alarms, CCTV, smart locks, digital door viewers, multi-point locks, cylinders, door closers, nightlatches, mortice locks etc.

WSJ asked Marc Tobias, a lock security expert, to test out the Nest x Yale Lock. Photo: Cesare Salerno This video series puts products in the hands of experts with specific skill-sets. Featured ...

Instead, many smart locks have keypads for PINs and/or electronic keys ... Schlage, Wyze, and Yale. Two of our picks are retrofit smart locks, which replace only the part of the lock that ...