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Gayle's Asher SL touchscreen deadbolt is the sleekest and slimness Yale lock yet for $169 she'll get a stylish secure deadbolt pay $50 for a network module and you'll be able to integrate this lock in your smart home platform you'll really improve the exterior look of the touchscreen deadbolt with this lock the interior side is still a clunky box that houses for double-a batteries a thumb latch and optional network module installing the lock was easy enough as Yale offers instructions in print and through an audio guided third-party app called built the touchscreen keypad has sound and voice guidance it's a nice feature that's made even nicer by the fact that you can turn it off completely if you prefer a silent lock the Ashura cell has other helpful features like privacy lockout mode OneTouch locking and auto reebok with networked modules enabled you can lock and unlock the door remotely via your respective app there's no twist and go unlocking like we saw in other assure locks and frankly I don't think it'll be missed for homekit users asher SL works with the yale secure app to connect the lock to home kit and adjust settings ZigBee and z-wave don't get an app so all your lock settings will be adjusted either via your smart home platforms app or the keypad itself there aren't options to schedule temporary keys with this lock with the network module installed you'll get 250 pin codes with no module you'll only get 25 to set them up or revoke them you'll need to go through a menu on the keypad itself yells assure SL lock is an improvement stylistically over prior models and it's a solid grade to certified deadbolt but there aren't any groundbreaking new features here if you're looking for something like August or cents or remote code scheduling look elsewhere if you just want a slim touchscreen keypad with easy smart home integration Yale's got you covered with the asure SL