August devices by how they connect.
The 6 devices include locks and bridges. Each one below lists its path (Matter, Thread, Zigbee, Wi-Fi or another) and what that path needs.
August sells smart locks, keypads and a Wi-Fi bridge. It describes itself as a Yale company and part of Fortune Brands Innovations.[1]
The 2nd-generation lock works over Bluetooth and with Apple HomeKit. The Connect Wi-Fi Bridge adds remote access over Wi-Fi.[2][3]
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August devices
How facts are sourced: every cell cites its source below| Device | Category | Pathsi | Home Assistant | Homey | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hubs / Bridge | Native (cloud) | unknown | $79.99[3] | Current[3] | ||
| August Smart Lock (1st generation) | Security / Lock | Native (cloud) | Official app (cloud) | unknown | unknown | |
| Security / Lock | Native (cloud) | Official app (cloud) | unknown | unknown | ||
| Security / Lock | unknown | Official app (cloud) | $149.99[4] | Current[4] | ||
| August Smart Lock Pro (3rd generation) | Security / Lock | Native (local) | Official app (cloud) | unknown | Current[5] | |
| Security / Lock | Native (local) | Official app (cloud) | $199.99[6] | Current[6] |
About these columns
- Paths
- The ways a controller can reach the device, native Matter first. BR means it needs a Thread border router, and HUB means a hub, bridge or coordinator.
Paths across the range
- Z-Wave: 1 of 6
- Bluetooth Low Energy: 5 of 6
- Wi-Fi through a cloud service: 6 of 6
Sources
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