Keying in on the Yale Real Living Touchscreen Deadbolt (pictures)
Take a closer look at the Yale's automatable smart lock.
Coded entry
The Yale Real Living Touchscreen Deadbolt features an attractive capacitive touchscreen. Tap it with the back of your hand to wake it up, then punch in your code to enter. The lock can store up to 25 unique codes, each between four and eight digits long.
Key entry, too
The Yale has a classic pin-and-tumbler lock, too, so you'll still be able to use a key to get in when the battery dies.
Larger than your average lock
The interior of the Yale takes up a good deal of space on the inside of your door, as it needs to house the lock's circuitry, network adapter, and the four AA batteries that keep it powered.
A connected lock
The Yale Real Living deadbolt comes with either a Z-Wave adapter or a Zigbee adapter, both of which will allow you to integrate it into an existing home automation setup.
Designed for your decor
Yale's Touchscreen Deadbolt comes in three different finishes.
Worth the price?
With an MSRP of $275, the Yale Real Living deadbolt doesn't come cheap. You can get it a little cheaper on Amazon, or by downgrading to a model that doesn't include a network adapter and/or touch screen.
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