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product_id: 561895759
title: "Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch Deadbolt, Black Suede Keyless Entry Door Lock with Touch Digital Keypad and Fingerprint Scanner, (No Wi-Fi), YRD450-F-BLE-BSP"
brand: "yale security"
price: "$1885460"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Yale"
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# <0.5s unlock speed 1-year battery life 99% fingerprint accuracy Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch Deadbolt, Black Suede Keyless Entry Door Lock with Touch Digital Keypad and Fingerprint Scanner, (No Wi-Fi), YRD450-F-BLE-BSP

**Brand:** yale security
**Price:** $1885460
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔐 Elevate your entryway: The future of keyless security is just a touch away.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch Deadbolt, Black Suede Keyless Entry Door Lock with Touch Digital Keypad and Fingerprint Scanner, (No Wi-Fi), YRD450-F-BLE-BSP by yale security
- **How much does it cost?** $1885460 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- yale security enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted yale security brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Sleek, Durable Design:** Matte black suede finish with powder-coated zinc body blends modern style with rugged durability.
- • **Smart Auto-Unlock & Lock:** Hands full? The lock senses your approach and auto-unlocks, then auto-locks with DoorSense for peace of mind.
- • **Seamless Keyless Convenience:** Share virtual keys and create unique passcodes via the Yale Access App—perfect for family, guests, and trusted services.
- • **Robust Bluetooth Connectivity:** Bluetooth-enabled for quick, secure access without Wi-Fi dependency—ideal for battery longevity and privacy.
- • **Biometric Precision at Your Fingertips:** Unlock your door in under half a second with 99% fingerprint accuracy—security that’s uniquely you.

## Overview

The Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch is a premium keyless deadbolt featuring ultra-fast biometric fingerprint recognition with 99% accuracy and sub-half-second unlock speed. Designed for Bluetooth connectivity without Wi-Fi, it offers enhanced battery life of up to one year on 4 included AA alkaline batteries. With multiple access methods—including fingerprint, keypad, and app-based virtual keys—plus smart auto-locking via DoorSense, it delivers a seamless, secure, and stylish entry experience tailored for modern smart homes.

## Description

YALE ASSURE 2 TOUCH. A LOCK AS UNIQUE AS YOU. Make coming home more seamless than ever with the Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch. Thanks to the new biometric touchpad, a simple touch of your finger is all it takes. Explore all the different ways to access including hands-free Auto-Unlock, or using your phone or Apple Watch. Let Yale get the door for your trusted network with fingerprint or easily create unique entry codes or virtual keys from the Yale Access App. For added peace of mind, never worry about locking the door behind you with advanced Auto-Lock and DoorSense(R).

Review: Excellent Electronic Door Lock - Highly Recommended - I recently bought and installed two Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch door locks. I elected to get the keyless version with Bluetooth only. It doesn't take too much searching to find plenty of YouTube videos that show how easy it is to defeat conventionally keyed locks. So right off the bat, going keyless was a step up in security. I chose the Bluetooth-only option mainly to keep battery drain to an acceptable level. But it's also the case that I have no need to remotely activate my locks or view their status - never had it and don't need it. On the other hand, without a Wi-Fi-enabled lock you lose geofencing capabilities and remote/timed entry for house cleaners, dogwalkers, and guests. Here though, something that isn't mentioned (or is easily missed) in their sales info is that Yale does not recommend using keyless locks if you only have one entry door because you can be locked out if there is a lock failure. That warning appears in the user's manual. But with the Assure Touch, there are three ways to open the lock: finger touch, keypad code, or with the app if you are within Bluetooth range. And if the batteries go dead, you can touch a 9-volt battery to contacts on the underside of the keypad to enable the lock. So there is plenty of built-in redundancy. It seems like the only failure mode would be if the actual motor-driven locking mechanism somehow broke or jammed. But there is redundancy there if you have these locks on more than one door since the chances that two locks would fail at the same time is probably highly unlikely. Installation was relatively easy but if you don't know what end of a screwdriver to pick up or are intimated by putting together Ikea furniture, it might be a challenge. My main issue came after installation. The user manual is very good in explaining the installation but not so much with getting the app up and running. After install, the manual just tells you to follow the instructions on the app on your cell phone. But I found it like following a road detour and suddenly there are no more signs to follow. I did not find either the app or user manual documentation to be forthcoming in telling you how to configure the lock and how to add other people. You can grant access to other homeowners and guests but it's not immediately clear how. I suppose there is always Google there to help, but at least at the time of this review, there is a 24/7 Yale customer hotline that proved to be quite responsive and helpful. But after you explore the app and get used to it, it offers a lot of functionality. I opted to install the Yale DoorSense hardware (which is nothing more than a little magnet) that lets the door "know" when it is opened or closed. This enables to door to automatically lock at a time delay of your choosing. So there's no more I-wonder-if-I-locked-the-door anxiety when you leave. You can also program in the number of tries someone gets to guess your keypad entry code before getting locked-out for a period of time that's also programmable. But the best part of the lock is the touch entry. It is amazing. You just have to touch (importantly, not press) the finger of your choice on the fingerprint reader and the lock opens instantly (you LOCK the door using any finger). Easy and convenient. This is a well thought-out lock that looks great and is easy to use. I very much recommend it. The only thing left to be assessed is how well it performs over time in regular use. But my immediate impression is that they are very well made and likely to go the distance. Update 7/17/2025 I chose the Bluetooth only version of the Assure Lock 2 instead of the WiFi version mainly to keep the battery drain to an acceptable level although at the time of purchase, I didn't know what to expect in the way of battery life. I just changed the batteries in my lock for the first time almost exactly a year after I installed it. The lock is on the door from the garage into the house and is my most used door. Changing batteries once a year is more than acceptable to me. Your mileage may vary. I also have an Assure lock on my front door that was installed a little later than the garage door. This door is used much less frequently than the garage door. So far I have not gotten a low battery warning. The low battery warning appeared on my phone app and indicated there was 20% battery remaining. One other observation is that somehow and for some unknown reason the locks get scrambled such that the lock/unlock status and door open/closed status do not agree. I have an idea what may cause this but can't say for certain that I'm on the right track. No matter. This has happened very rarely and is easily corrected by simply recalibrating the lock.
Review: Fingerprint reader is unreliable! - Fingerprint reader worked at first but slowly becomes unreliable. We've resorted to using the code or unlocking via our phones. I do not recommend. Find a better product.

## Features

- UNLOCK WITH YOUR FINGERPRINT: The one key that is completely unique to you, and can never be lost. With a 99% accuracy and <0.5 recognition time, your fingerprint is the fastest and most secure way to unlock your home. This product will not work outside of the U.S. or Canada.
- LOSE YOUR KEYS. Enjoy secure keyless access for your family, friends, dogwalker, house sitter and more. Offer fingerprint touch or share virtual keys on the Yale Access App. Track who comes and goes with Activity Feed for added convenience when you're home.
- SECURITY AT YOUR FINGERTIPS. The one key that can never be lost or duplicated — your fingerprint. Also, ensure only the right people have access with two-factor authentication, biometric verification, and matte keypads for fingerprint resistance.
- YOUR ENTRYWAY. ELEVATED. With multiple ways to lock and unlock your door, including biometric touch, home access is smarter, sleeker, and more convenient than ever before.
- HANDS FULL. NO PROBLEM. A door that auto-unlocks as you approach - now that’s a warm welcome. With this hands-free option, you don’t need to touch your lock or your phone. Always let Yale get the door.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CBN9RYHJ |
| Batteries | 4 AA batteries required. (included) |
| Batteries Included? | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | Yes |
| Battery Cell Type | Alkaline |
| Best Sellers Rank | #39,662 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #187 in Deadbolts |
| Brand | Yale Security |
| Color | Black Suede |
| Connectivity Protocol | Bluetooth |
| Control Method | App, Touch |
| Controller Type | Android, Apple HomeKit, iOS |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 3.7 out of 5 stars (112) |
| Date First Available | September 6, 2023 |
| Finish | Powder Coated |
| Finish Type | Powder Coated |
| Included Components | 4 AA Batteries, DoorSense, Mounting Hardware and Deadbolt, Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 4.5 pounds |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 0.88 x 2.5 x 3.75 inches |
| Item model number | YRD450-F-BLE-BSP |
| Lock Type | Biometric, Keypad |
| Manufacturer | Yale |
| Material | Zinc |
| Model Name | Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch with Bluetooth |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Part Number | YRD450-F-BLE-BSP |
| Pattern | Key-Free |
| Product Dimensions | 0.88 x 2.5 x 3.75 inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Entry Door, Front Door |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | Bluetooth |
| Smart Home Compatibility | Smart Home Compatible |
| Special Feature | Auto Unlock, Battery Indicator, Biometric, One-Touch Lock, Passcode Unlock |
| Special Features | Auto Unlock, Battery Indicator, Biometric, One-Touch Lock, Passcode Unlock |
| Style | Bluetooth |
| UPC | 081023115773 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Yale Security
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 0.88 x 2.5 x 3.75 inches
- **Lock Type:** Biometric, Keypad
- **Material:** Zinc
- **Special Feature:** Auto Unlock, Battery Indicator, Biometric, One-Touch Lock, Passcode Unlock

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this new Yale Assure 2 Touch support the latest Zwave modules if inserted? If not will you be making a Zwave version for the Yale Assure 2 Touch?**
A: I believe I have read a mention of the fingerprint "Touch" version is to support Z-Wave in the future. But currently, the 500 Series modules for Assure Lock 2 and the Assure Lock 2 that comes with the 700 Series modules does not work properly on the Touch version of this lock. The lock recognizes the module and I am able to pair to my Z-Wave system. But functionality is erratic and lock status is often incorrect.

**Q: Does the keypad need to be attached to the door or can you mount it somewhere else?**
A: Because of the integrated deadbolt, it needs to be mounted directly to the door.

**Q: Can you turn off autolock and just lock it with fingerprint when wanted?**
A: Yes, absolutely!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Electronic Door Lock - Highly Recommended
*by F***R on July 31, 2024*

I recently bought and installed two Yale Assure Lock 2 Touch door locks. I elected to get the keyless version with Bluetooth only. It doesn't take too much searching to find plenty of YouTube videos that show how easy it is to defeat conventionally keyed locks. So right off the bat, going keyless was a step up in security. I chose the Bluetooth-only option mainly to keep battery drain to an acceptable level. But it's also the case that I have no need to remotely activate my locks or view their status - never had it and don't need it. On the other hand, without a Wi-Fi-enabled lock you lose geofencing capabilities and remote/timed entry for house cleaners, dogwalkers, and guests. Here though, something that isn't mentioned (or is easily missed) in their sales info is that Yale does not recommend using keyless locks if you only have one entry door because you can be locked out if there is a lock failure. That warning appears in the user's manual. But with the Assure Touch, there are three ways to open the lock: finger touch, keypad code, or with the app if you are within Bluetooth range. And if the batteries go dead, you can touch a 9-volt battery to contacts on the underside of the keypad to enable the lock. So there is plenty of built-in redundancy. It seems like the only failure mode would be if the actual motor-driven locking mechanism somehow broke or jammed. But there is redundancy there if you have these locks on more than one door since the chances that two locks would fail at the same time is probably highly unlikely. Installation was relatively easy but if you don't know what end of a screwdriver to pick up or are intimated by putting together Ikea furniture, it might be a challenge. My main issue came after installation. The user manual is very good in explaining the installation but not so much with getting the app up and running. After install, the manual just tells you to follow the instructions on the app on your cell phone. But I found it like following a road detour and suddenly there are no more signs to follow. I did not find either the app or user manual documentation to be forthcoming in telling you how to configure the lock and how to add other people. You can grant access to other homeowners and guests but it's not immediately clear how. I suppose there is always Google there to help, but at least at the time of this review, there is a 24/7 Yale customer hotline that proved to be quite responsive and helpful. But after you explore the app and get used to it, it offers a lot of functionality. I opted to install the Yale DoorSense hardware (which is nothing more than a little magnet) that lets the door "know" when it is opened or closed. This enables to door to automatically lock at a time delay of your choosing. So there's no more I-wonder-if-I-locked-the-door anxiety when you leave. You can also program in the number of tries someone gets to guess your keypad entry code before getting locked-out for a period of time that's also programmable. But the best part of the lock is the touch entry. It is amazing. You just have to touch (importantly, not press) the finger of your choice on the fingerprint reader and the lock opens instantly (you LOCK the door using any finger). Easy and convenient. This is a well thought-out lock that looks great and is easy to use. I very much recommend it. The only thing left to be assessed is how well it performs over time in regular use. But my immediate impression is that they are very well made and likely to go the distance. Update 7/17/2025 I chose the Bluetooth only version of the Assure Lock 2 instead of the WiFi version mainly to keep the battery drain to an acceptable level although at the time of purchase, I didn't know what to expect in the way of battery life. I just changed the batteries in my lock for the first time almost exactly a year after I installed it. The lock is on the door from the garage into the house and is my most used door. Changing batteries once a year is more than acceptable to me. Your mileage may vary. I also have an Assure lock on my front door that was installed a little later than the garage door. This door is used much less frequently than the garage door. So far I have not gotten a low battery warning. The low battery warning appeared on my phone app and indicated there was 20% battery remaining. One other observation is that somehow and for some unknown reason the locks get scrambled such that the lock/unlock status and door open/closed status do not agree. I have an idea what may cause this but can't say for certain that I'm on the right track. No matter. This has happened very rarely and is easily corrected by simply recalibrating the lock.

### ⭐ Fingerprint reader is unreliable!
*by A***L on March 27, 2025*

Fingerprint reader worked at first but slowly becomes unreliable. We've resorted to using the code or unlocking via our phones. I do not recommend. Find a better product.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty Great
*by M***I on April 11, 2024*

Summary: I bought this lock mostly for the auto lock feature and ability to ditch physical keys. The short of it is that this lock has been everything I hoped it would be. The fingerprint access method is great and what everyone in my family prefers to use. Security / Access Features: I like the lack of a physical keyhole. Youtube "pick deadbolt" or "bump key" to see that most physical key locks are easy to bypass. No physical key means that vulnerability is eliminated. Also eliminated are the chances of losing a key or having it unknowingly copied. The downside is what to do if the lock batteries die. Yale provides 9V battery contacts on the keypad for this case - still I'd recommend researching solutions with a physical key if you only have a single door. I opted to get the version *without* a Wifi or ZWave module. These optional modules provide remote access but add potential headaches. Issues I've learned about from researching other locks include mysterious rapidly draining batteries, remote lock flakiness and firmware lockups. To be clear, I'm *not* saying *this* lock has any of these issues but a less complex system naturally has less that can go wrong. In any case, the WiFi or ZWave modules can be added later for extra cost if the features they bring become important. Without Wifi / Zwave, the options for unlocking the door include: - Keypad codes, you can program multiple codes and set the times they are active. When choosing this method I suggest using one or more digits multiple times in the code for added security. - Fingerprint. You can add up to 25 fingerprints. This is the most convenient access method. It would seem that with each fingerprint added, the chance of a "false positive" (accepting an invalid fingerprint because it's close enough) would rise but I don't see needing to add a lot of prints as a common need. - Bluetooth proximity. Simply having your phone near the lock. I'm not sure how good it is at determining if you are inside your house or outside so I have it disabled. - Phone app via bluetooth. This method allows anyone that can unlock your phone to unlock the door too (although you can add an extra validation code). Still more secure than an anonymous device like a physical key or apple watch. Of the methods above, my family prefers the fingerprint method because it's convenient and you always have what you need. The lock also had the ability to autolock itself after a configurable 1-30 minutes after being closed. I think this is a great security feature which covers forgetting to lock the door when going to bed or leaving the house. Love it. Installation: I thought that installing this lock was very easy for the most part. Having a door with standard spacings was surely a help. I suggest looking at the manual ahead of time to get the measurements and avoid the potential disappointment of an incompatibility. One thing that did not work out of the box was the "door closed" sensor. There are two installation methods: an "easy" flush with the door method and slightly harder inline-with-door method which requires drilling a 5/8" hole. It turns out that the "in app" instructions contained a critical piece of information not present in the printed instructions: "flush with the door" only works if your door is also flush with the wall. Mine is not. So I switched the install from flush to inline with the door method and all is well.

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