Deciding on a smart lock means choosing between a complete deadbolt and a single replacement part. In smart home electronics, that distinction matters: one option here is a full smart deadbolt, another is a used deadbolt from Yale, a third is a keyless smart lock, and the fourth is a keypad component for a Wi-Fi smart lock. The listed prices land roughly between the low-$50s and high-$90s, with about a $48 spread from the lowest to the highest.
Quick take
Here is the short version. The Kwikset Home Connect 620 is a used full deadbolt. The Yale YRD226 is a used touchscreen deadbolt. The Aqara U100 is the smart lock with the gray finish. The Weiser Halo touch keypad with PCBA is the odd one out here: it is a component rather than a full lock.
Listed price comparison
The table below compares listed prices using a simple bar scale.
| Option | Listed price | Price bar |
|---|---|---|
| Kwikset 98930-002 Home Connect 620 Smart Lock | USD 89.99 | |
| Yale YRD226 Touchscreen Deadbolt Smart Lock | USD 57.54 | |
| Aqara U100 Smart Lock Gray | USD 98.99 | |
| Weiser Halo Touch Keypad with PCBA replacement | USD 50.99 |
Decision matrix
- Need a complete Z-Wave deadbolt with a backlit keypad and room for 250 user codes? The Kwikset Home Connect 620 is the one to compare.
- Want a deadbolt that includes a template, strike plate, screws, mount, and two keys? The Yale YRD226 has those in the package.
- Looking for fingerprint and Apple Home Key access? The Aqara U100 is the open-box option.
- Need a replacement keypad rather than a full new lock? The Weiser Halo touch keypad with PCBA is the new part to compare.
Product notes
Kwikset 98930-002 Home Connect 620 Smart Lock (Venetian Bronze)
The Kwikset 98930-002 Home Connect 620 Smart Lock is listed at USD 89.99 and works as a complete deadbolt. It uses Z-Wave, has a backlit 10-digit keypad, and supports up to 250 user codes, which makes it a strong option for a household that wants more than a basic lock-and-key setup. The catch is cosmetic: this is a used unit showing moderate scuffs, scratches, and blemishes from previous use. The included items cover the smart lock and the accessories shown in the photos rather than a full set of extras, so go in expecting visible wear along with the connected features.
Yale YRD226 Touchscreen Deadbolt Smart Lock
The Yale YRD226 is listed at USD 57.54 and brings a touchscreen deadbolt in satin nickel. What stands out is the included hardware: a template, installation instructions, strike plate, screws, mount, and two keys all come with the lock. For a straightforward replacement, that makes the package easier to handle in one purchase. The used condition is the trade-off; the unit shows minor scuffs and blemishes, and no extra accessories beyond the pictured items are included. If you are comfortable with a touchscreen smart lock that has physical keys as backup, this sits in the middle of the price range.
Aqara U100 Smart Lock Gray
The Aqara U100 is listed at USD 98.99, making it the top end here. Its most useful feature set is the fingerprint keypad and Apple Home Key support, and the gray finish is paired with a zinc alloy body. This is an open-box complete unit rather than a sealed new retail box, though the batteries are still sealed and the item appears unopened. Hardware and key fixings are included. The limitation is the open-box nature: if a pristine factory-sealed package matters to you, that is the point to weigh when comparing it with the others.
Weiser Halo Touch Keypad with PCBA replacement
The Weiser Halo touch keypad with PCBA replacement is the only new part in this group and is listed at USD 50.99, the lowest price here. It is not a full deadbolt; it is a replacement touch keypad and PCBA intended for the Weiser Halo V1 Wi-Fi enabled smart lock, and it is OEM-compatible with the Kwikset Halo V1. That makes it useful if you already own the compatible lock and need to swap out the keypad. It is also rated ANSI Grade 2 and carries a front protective film. The limitation is scope: without a compatible lock, this keypad alone does not act as a door lock.
Final recommendation
Final recommendation by use case. The Kwikset 98930-002 is your route if you want a complete connected deadbolt and are prepared for visible wear. The Yale YRD226 suits a buyer who wants a complete deadbolt and is okay with a used unit. The Aqara U100 is the model to choose when the focus is on broad keyless access. The Weiser Halo keypad with PCBA is the part to choose when you already have the compatible Halo lock.
