I had the module with the outlet Connect and switched over to the one with on module Wifi. I get disconnects at least twice a week. I upgrade my home network myself and know what I am doing. This product is no more than 6 feet from my router and somehow gets disconnected very often. I would recommend getting the Connect module if you have a spare plug near by.
allows full and easy configuration and integration of our Yale lock into our smarthome ecosystem (Alexa and Homekit) for ease of access and entry in multiple ways, including automations.
It advertise that it’s connects to the apple HomeKit and I have tried multiple times and I always get an error message. Thankfully I already have the google home but why should I have to download a new app if it says it supported by HomeKit?
Works great on 216 model, but would not work on earlier model. Per Tech Support it is not compatible with Gen 1, so I had to return one of the two modules I ordered. It works great in the 216 lock, and integrates fine with Google Nest. I don't know about battery life, I'm going to see how long it will operate on a new set of batteries until it dies (not just sends alert)
I was excited to see a smart lock on the market that looks like it’s from this decade. The install was not a problem. But the calibration for the door sense ( one of the core features of buying this product) it took a frustrating amount of playing with and that is following the instructions. Features you want to use require the WiFi module sole separately and it requires Bluetooth the access settings. Leave and come back again and good luck if the Bluetooth connects. Yes it is smart but seems like it has a long way to go to meet a standard. Maybe I need to sit and play with it more but I believe anything out of the box should do the bare minimum and this product is coming up short. Debating on returning….