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 ...

There aren’t any wireless features on this lock, so all programming must be done via the keypad. Unlike many non-smart electronic locks, however, the Yale Code Keypad Lock mercifully keeps these ...

this new fingerprint smart lock is similar in looks and design to the Yale Assure Lock 2 but now has the additional feature of biometric capabilities built-in. The new keypad is touchscreen only ...

This adapter model brings smart functions to your existing lock. The bundle includes a keypad and a Wi-Fi hub. If you don’t want to remove your old lock or change your keys, the Yale Approach ...

You can also program a PIN using the more traditional keypad with this lock ... can enter even when you’re not around. The Nest x Yale Smart Lock is a collaboration between Google’s Nest ...

the Smart Video Doorbell is part of an all-new range of smart home security products from Yale. Best known for conventional door locks and alarm systems, Yale has since expanded its DIY smart ...

The keypad, for example ... you'll probably have no problem with this. The Yale Sync Smart Home Alarm focuses on one job and does it well: alerting you if movement is detected at home, via ...