Black Code Keypad Deadbolt Front Door Lock for Keyless Entry, YED210-NR-BSP

This was the cheapest Yale lock I’ve bought and I’m unbelievably impressed. I usually expect good quality from Yale, but being a grade 3 lock, I wasn’t sure where they’d cut corners. One area is the buttons. They’re more like rubber-dome buttons, which is perfectly fine. They work great and feel premium, but they’re a step down if you’re used to the Assure buttons. The other area is the motor housing on the inside. The Assure line is all metal, while the inside portion of this one is all plastic. The outside portion is still full metal construction with a plastic face. Honestly, I don’t really notice any downgrade in the motor itself. It runs smoothly, seats firmly even with a slightly swollen door frame, and it’s fast. Time will tell how well the motor holds up, but the shank and all visible motor parts are metal, not plastic like cheaper brands, so that impressed me at this price point. The plastic interior box is something you stop noticing the minute the lock is installed. It looks great, runs great, and the install was a breeze. The captive screws on the motor body are a really nice touch. I wish they’d add those to the Assure line too. The backlit keys are bright, the speaker is clear and loud, and there’s a switch to turn the beep off if you prefer (I like it on). My only odd complaint is that the Yale button isn’t backlit, which is annoying when your door is in the dark like mine. You have to press the Yale button to lock and unlock, so you end up feeling for it even with the backlight on. Minor gripe though. I’m extremely impressed with this lock, especially at this price point!

I needed a keyless option for entry and for a storage closet, but did not need Internet connectivity, so I went with this model. Setup and configuring codes were both quick and easy. I had previously used a Level lock, and although the functionality of the lock was great, installation was a complete nightmare. None of the parts on the Level fit exactly the same, so the door wouldn’t close, and I had to either skip using the lock plates or buy the tools to shave and cut wood. Not the case with this Yale lock. Everything fit perfectly, no issues, no mods. (I was replacing a Kwikset deadbolt.) I highly recommend this, and I will be going with Yale for my next project, which will require connectivity.

Good keypad. I’m not sure if I would get it again. The locking sound is pretty loud, almost embarrassingly loud. I’m not sure if it’s in the instructions, but I’m not too sure how to delete a code if needed, so I guess I will update when the time comes if the process is easy or not! Other than that, the buttons feel good, the setup was easy, and the design is nice!

Love, love, love this door lock! We got it for our back porch door. It was very easy to install and only took around 5-10 minutes to do. It just makes it much easier than having to dig around for keys!

Easy assembly, and reliable. Have been using it for a couple of months now and is functioning great. I appreciate that I no longer have to look around for keys in my bag but knowing that it has a key is an additional relief.

This Yale lock fit our existing lock perfectly. Super easy to install and love the auto lock feature when you forget to lock it. This can also be disabled but I love this feature. Color is great and we will be ordering for our other doors.

Very well built lock, easy to install and is easy to install and use. Highly recommend.

The auto-lock does not work 100% of the time, which makes this door lock feel unsafe. Instead of locking immediately after closing the door, it often locks only after about 30 seconds, and there are times when it doesn’t lock at all. A door lock should be something you can fully trust, but having to constantly double-check whether it actually locked defeats the purpose. This issue seriously affects reliability and peace of mind.