Yale Matte Black Keyed Deadbolt Smart Lock with Google Matter, YRD510-MT1-BLK
$25.99
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The Yale Smart Lock takes the hassle out of home access by letting you lock and unlock your door with a code or through the Google Home app—no keys, no stress. Whether you’re letting in the dog walker or checking that the kids got home, you can manage everything remotely from your phone. Create and remove custom codes with ease, and get real-time alerts so you always know who’s coming and going. Designed for seamless integration with Google Home*, it fits right into your smart home setup. Weather-resistant and backed by a 2-year warranty, it’s built for everyday life. *Remote access requires Matter-enabled hub.
STAY IN CONROL, WHEREVER YOU ARE: Easily manage access to your home from anywhere using the Google Home app. Create and share entry codes, track who comes and goes, and enjoy peace of mind—whether you’re at work or on vacation. (Requires a Matter-enabled hub for remote access.)
SEAMLESS INTEGRATION WITH GOOGLE HOME HUBS: Works effortlessly with your favorite Google devices—including Google TV (4K), Nest Hub (2nd Gen), Nest Hub Max, and Nest Wi-Fi Pro—so you can control access and monitor activity using the smart home setup you already trust.
SMART HOME FREEDOM WITH MATTER: Built with Matter technology onboard, this device works seamlessly with your favorite smart home brands and apps—giving you the flexibility to mix and match devices without being locked into one ecosystem. (Requires a Matter-enabled hub for remote access.)
HANDS-FREE CONVENIENCE WITH VOICE CONTROL: Lock your door effortlessly using Google Assistant—just say the word and you’re secure. No keys, no phone, no hassle—perfect for when your hands are full or you’re on the go.
FLEXIBLE ACCESS, YOUR WAY: Never get locked out—unlock your door with custom entry codes, the mobile app, or a physical key. Whether you’re coming home with groceries or letting in a guest, you always have a way in.
LONG-LASTING POWER WITH MATTER OVER THREAD: Enjoy fewer battery changes thanks to Matter over Thread technology, which uses an energy-efficient mesh network to minimize power drain—keeping your smart lock running longer with less hassle.
DESIGNED TO MATCH YOUR STYLE: Features a sleek, oval-shaped design and is available in three finishes for a cohesive, modern look that complements the Nest Doorbell by Google. The lock’s push-button keypad includes a traditional key option for added convenience, while the easy-to-remove battery cover makes maintenance simple.
FITS MOST ENTRY DOORS WITH EASE: No need to worry about compatibility—this smart lock replaces standard deadbolts on most US and Canadian doors and includes an adapter for smaller bore holes (1½”), making installation simple and stress-free.
TRUSTED SECURITY, BUILT IN: Feel confident knowing your home is protected with ANSI/BHMA Grade 2 certification, advanced Bluetooth encryption, and locally stored access codes. A matte keypad resists fingerprints—so only the right people get in, at the right time.
SMART FOR THE PLANET: Made with 60% recycled plastic—reducing waste and carbon footprint.
8 reviews for Yale Matte Black Keyed Deadbolt Smart Lock with Google Matter, YRD510-MT1-BLK
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Amber_UGC –
Looks great, works well once set up
Love the matte black finish, it feels solid and looks really nice on my door. Installation was super easy. It works with Google Home and I like being able to share codes with family. Setup with Matter took a little patience and you’ll need a hub for remote features, but once it’s connected it’s been reliable. Overall, a good smart lock.
Amazon Customer –
Perfect Smart Lock!
I am extremely happy with this Yale Smart Lock. The installation was very easy, and the quality of the materials feels solid and secure. The matte black finish looks modern and elegant on my door.The keypad is very responsive, and I love that I can unlock the door using either the code, the key, or directly from my phone. The connection with Google Home works perfectly, and I can easily check if my door is locked even when I’m not at home.
Anna –
Secure, convenient and works well
The Yale Smart Lock has completely changed how I think about locking and unlocking my door. Installation was straightforward, even for someone who’s not super handy, and the instructions were clear. Once set up, it connected to my phone quickly, and the app is simple to use.I love being able to lock or unlock the door from anywhere, especially if I forget or need to let someone in while I’m out. The keypad is responsive, and the backlit numbers make it easy to use at night. The lock feels solid and secure—definitely not flimsy.Battery life has been great so far, and it even gives alerts when power is getting low. I also appreciate the option to create temporary codes for guests.Bottom line: It’s a sleek, reliable smart lock that adds both convenience and peace of mind to home security.
Dylan –
Great on paper, broken in practice: You can’t have Matter AND Auto-Unlock.
I purchased this lock to replace my 5-year-old Yale Assure SL, expecting an upgrade. Instead, this product is a massive step backward due to a deceptive software limitation that Yale fails to mention in their advertising.The core problem is that you are forced to choose between two mutually exclusive setups:1. Google Home/Matter Setup: You get remote access and Google Home integration, BUT you lose the “Auto-Unlock” feature. Aside from that the “One-Tap Unlock” feature is broken in the Google Home app. You are forced to type in your pin code every single time, even when using the app. There are some workarounds for One-Tap, but none seem permanent.2. Yale Access App Setup: You get Auto-Unlock, BUT you lose Google Home integration and remote access entirely.My 2017 Yale Assure SL could do both—remote access via Google Home and Auto-Unlock via the Yale/August app. This “new” lock forces you to pick one and sacrifice the other.To make matters worse, the build quality is a downgrade. The Assure SL had a premium feeling touchscreen; this unit feels light, plasticky, and cheap in comparison.Do not buy this if you expect the advertised features to actually work together.
at0potamus –
Works well as my first smart lock
Installation is pretty straight forward. Build quality seems sturdy enough with a nice heft to it. It took me 40 mins to go step by step using the video instructions with verifying measurements for the door.Set up with the Google Home app could’ve been better. There’s no prompt during set up to set your pin. If you try to use the Google Home app to unlock it before setting a pin, you’ll be greeted with an incorrect pin message. Too many failed attempts and it’ll temporarily lock you out. You’ll have to find the pin settings in the “Household & Access” part of the settings for the lock. You’ll be able to set a pin for each user of your household. Google dropped the ball on this crucial step of the process. Once the pin is set, it gives you an option to have Google Home app save the pin so you don’t have to enter it every time you unlock it from the app. Unfortunately, this did not work initially. I had to clear storage data from the Google Home app, uninstalled and reinstalled the app on my phone to get it to remember the pin.It comes with an Doorsense sensor to place next to the lock and lets you know if the door in the open or closed position in the Home app. There’s no option for Doorsense notifications that I found, but it’s good to see whether the door is left open at a glance. Doorsense does require calibration which takes about 5 mins.There’s 4 options for locking/unlocking. You can use a physical key (1 included), pin entry on the keypad, Google Home app, or using a voice command with the Google assistant. The assistant does ask you to say the pin out loud to lock/unlock, so keep that in mind if you have people around.Other features include auto locking after a certain period of time (currently only 30 secs to 2 mins) and a vacation mode, which disables the keypad when you’re away.Since this is a Google Home preferred product, this will not work with the Yale app if you’re using it with Google Home.Overall it’s a good entry level Lock. I wished more options were included such as location proximity that locks or unlocks based on your location. Funny enough, that feature is advertised in the manual. Maybe in a future update. Once you get this lock up and running as it should, it’s great. Just make sure whatever Matter hub you’re using is within range. I’m currently using a Google 4K TV streamer as the matter hub.
Irina K –
Perfect smart lock for this price
Yale smart lock – a game-changer in home protection. This sleek device not only enhances your door’s aesthetics but also offers unparalleled convenience. With its user-friendly design, installation is a breeze. The Yale smart lock seamlessly integrates with your smartphone, allowing you to control access remotely. Forgot to lock up? No problem. Simply use the app to secure your home from anywhere. It’s perfect for busy professionals, families, or anyone seeking peace of mind. The keyless entry feature means no more fumbling for keys or worrying about lost ones. Plus, you can grant temporary access to guests or service providers with ease.
Marc S. –
Works well. Easily to install.
Barry from ProductAdvisor –
It doesn’t work with Google home, at least not for me. Given the mixed reviews there seems to be a software issue with certain phones. Wasted so much time troubleshooting. But it works with Yale access app.