The most consistently recommended smart lock across Reddit communities. Reliable hardware, supports Matter/Z-Wave/Zigbee, and plays nicely with every major smart home platform.
Yale Assure 2 seems to be the most recommended here, and most likely for good reason. It's reliable, works with multiple ecosystems (Matter, Z-Wave).
ANSI Grade 1 deadbolt, the highest residential security rating, with built-in Wi-Fi and Apple Home Key. Trusted by locksmiths for decades and works great without any hub.
Fits over your existing deadbolt so your physical key still works, ideal for renters or anyone who doesn't want to replace their entire lock. Locksmiths love it for keeping real security hardware intact.
Purpose-built for Apple Home with native HomeKit and Apple Home Key support at a price well under most competitors. Wirecutter picks it as a top value, and it regularly drops below $100.
More unlock methods than almost any competitor, fingerprint, keypad, app, voice, and key, with broad platform support. PCMag calls it one of the most versatile smart locks tested.
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