Google Nest Thermostat - Smart Thermostat for Home - Programmable Wifi Thermostat - Charcoal

My old thermostat was one of those ancient dial ones that had been in my house since probably the 80s. No programming, no scheduling, just a dial you turned to set the temperature. I was constantly adjusting it manually - turning it down when I left for work, back up when I got home, down at night, up in the morning. It was annoying and I was definitely wasting energy heating an empty house all day. Finally decided to upgrade to a smart thermostat and went with the Nest after researching a bunch of options. Installation took me maybe 30 minutes. I turned off the power to my HVAC system at the breaker, unscrewed the old thermostat, took a picture of how the wires were connected for reference, then connected the same wires to the Nest base. The instructions were super clear and the Nest app walks you through the whole process step by step. I mounted the Nest in my hallway where the old thermostat was. The base attaches to the wall with screws and the thermostat display just clicks onto it magnetically. Looks way more modern than that old beige dial thermostat. The display is sleek and the screen shows the current temp clearly from across the room. The setup through the app was straightforward. Connected it to my WiFi, told it what type of heating system I have, and it started learning my schedule immediately. The whole "learning" thing actually works - after like a week of me adjusting it manually when I wanted, it started automatically adjusting to match my patterns. Now it lowers the temp when I leave for work and warms the house back up before I get home. I can control it from my phone from anywhere which is super convenient. If I'm gonna be home late I can tell it to keep the heat lower for longer. If I'm coming home early I can warm the house up before I arrive. Also great for when I'm traveling - I can keep the heat way down while I'm gone and not waste money heating an empty house. The energy savings have been significant. I installed this in November right as heating season started and my first full month my gas bill was like $30 lower than the same month the previous year. Part of that is the automatic scheduling - the house isn't being heated when nobody's home. The Nest also shows you energy history and gives you little leaf icons when you're running efficiently which is a nice motivator to not crank the heat unnecessarily. The motion sensor is a cool feature. If the Nest detects someone's home when it thought the house would be empty, it adjusts accordingly. So like if I'm sick and stay home from work, it doesn't keep the house cold all day thinking nobody's there. It adapts to actual occupancy. The temperature control is more accurate than my old thermostat too. My old one would overshoot by like 3-4 degrees and then the heat would kick off, making the house cycle between too hot and too cold. The Nest keeps things much more consistent. The house stays right around the set temperature without those annoying swings. I integrated it with my Google Home setup and can control it with voice commands which is nice when my hands are full or I'm in bed and don't want to get up. "Hey Google, set the thermostat to 70" and it just works. Can also ask it what the current temperature is. The Away mode is smart about knowing when you're actually gone. It uses your phone's location and the motion sensor to figure out if anyone's home. I don't have to remember to manually set it to away mode when I leave, it just knows and adjusts automatically to save energy. One thing I was worried about was it looking out of place since my house is kind of traditional/older style, but the Nest actually looks pretty sleek and modern without being too techy or standing out awkwardly. The circular design and the charcoal color work well with my hallway decor. The screen is really responsive and has this nice interface where you just turn the outer ring to adjust temperature. Way more satisfying than pecking at buttons on a programmable thermostat. The display shows you how long until it reaches your target temp which is useful for planning. It also shows weather forecasts on the display when you're not actively using it, which is a nice touch. I glance at it in the morning to see what the day's weather looks like before I leave for work. The monthly energy reports the app sends are actually interesting. Shows you how much energy you used compared to previous months and what factors affected your usage. Makes you more aware of your heating habits and how to be more efficient. Installation wise, the only thing to be aware of is you need a C-wire for power. My house had one already but if yours doesn't, Nest makes an adapter you can install at your furnace. Might add 15 minutes to install time but the instructions cover it. After 4 months of use this has paid for itself and then some with the energy savings. My heating bills have consistently been $25-35 lower each month compared to last year. Over a heating season that adds up to hundreds of dollars saved, and the thermostat will last for years. If you're still using an old manual thermostat or even an old programmable one that you never actually programmed, upgrade to this. The convenience of phone control and automatic scheduling alone is worth it, and the energy savings make it basically free over time. Installation is easy enough for anyone with basic DIY skills.

I replaced my Sensi "smart" thermostat that was constantly having problems staying connected to WiFi and which drained the supplemental batteries every week with this product. Installation of this device was really easy and the Google Home App walked through all the steps quickly and accurately. It works great so far. The app allows me to control the temperature from anywhere efficiently and integrates perfectly with other Nest products. It's simple while providing a large number of configuration options. I should have switched to this thermostat long ago.

UPDATE: Nest Accuracy Just spent 40 minutes chatting with some at the Google store regarding the accuracy of their Nest thermostat product. Asked what I thought was a pretty straightforward question - how accurate is the temperature and humidity data shown in my Nest app? Just installed a new AprilAire whole house humidifier and wanted to quantify the change. Well, it seems there isn’t much documentation available… Was told that they thought the temperature was accurate to 1% - and the same applied to its humidity setting. Pointed out that 1% was probably not an issue at 50% humidity, but would be miles off at a 10% environment. They did offer to sell me another one, I guess to benchmark it to my existing Nest (which might or might not be refurbished), but I declined. Shame consumer products not getting the support they deserve - especially one that directly impacts household environmental quality. Bottom line: Is this thermostat accurate - don’t know. If you’re like me, and would like to know what you’re getting into before you start a project, Nest thermostat installation will be frustrating. Picking one out to begin with is confusing - C wire, no C wire, etc - hooking up fairly straight forward, the tough part is getting the thing to eventually work… There is literally nothing in the box that helps sort any of this out - you will learn/fail as you go along with the on line set up and thousands of YouTube tutorials. Google saves $1 per unit by not including directions and leaves it up to the Nest “community” to walk you through it. Hopefully. After diagnosing we had a wiring issue (wire broke trying to jockeying it into the baseplate) we ended up with a persistent E294 error code. Again, Google saves money by not having any on line live chat or call center and we ended up getting by with one of the YouTube “experts” advice (disconnect and set up again) which finally worked after a couple hours effort. The most telling sign that Google underplays how easy this is to install is how quickly they route you to an installation company to make your headaches go away. The end result is a fancy set back thermometer (which we already had) that connects to your phone, spies on your activity, and encourages you to let your power company decide how comfortable you are going to be. The only benefit I see in this device is potentially easier programming - and seeing and adjusting comfort levels away from home. Spouse works from home, so setback features fairly minimal during the day, but knowing that system was not running properly (which recently happened when out of town) is nice. UPDATE: Much like the Ring doorbell we recently installed, Nest makes it impossible (so far) to easily add a second user to their account. Trying to add myself as a second user, the Nest said there was something wrong with the thermostat and would require yet another factory reset - which I am not ready to do as it has already taken over two hours just to get it working in the first place. Signing in as my spouse, can finally see the pretty basic control panel for the Nest thermostat. Don’t see any system health features (like battery life) or any programming suggestions (like eco mode) that would add value to this product. Without a sizable rebate from our electric utility, probably would have never purchased this product and waste several hours installing and troubleshooting. Support is nearly nonexistent and/or unreliable sourced. UPDATE 2: After battling with the Nest for a week, decided we had to invest more $$$ in a remote temperature sensor. Our Nest is stationed in corner of dining room and therefore sees little traffic to activate it. Having a warm Summer, was getting tired of Nest going Eco on us and letting house get into the 77-78 degree range, especially since it was set to 74. After fiddling around with the remote sensor, it eventually dawned on us that we had just purchased an early generation Nest, built several years ago, which would not recognize any sensor we tried to pair it with. We, wrongly assumed in this case, a brand new Google Nest would be, brand new (latest generation). Had the pleasure of paying $6 to return this useless accessory.

Olurda benim gibi Türkiye'den sipariş edenler için yazıyorum bu ürün şu an sadece U.S deki sistemlerle uyumlu. EU ve TR için heat link adında kombiye bağlanan bir sisteme ihtiyaç var GEN 3 ürününde olduğu gibi. Bu üründe heat link çıkmadığı için bizdeki sistemlerde çalışmıyor.

If you rely on apps, this is for you. Adjusting at the actual stat on the wall in person isn't the most user friendly tho. There's no markings on the side that tell you where to touch to change between heat and cool, warmer cooler etc. If you're intuitive you'll still be fine, if you're not intuitive playing with tech and you don't want to use the app on your phone when you want things warmer or cooler then you'll probably hate it. Be aware. Personally I love the app, find it extremely convenient and user friendly even for people who don't like tech, and in the last year have touched my actual stat zero times. I don't like the look of the other metal ringed nest model but that one does have a typical hands on adjustment style so consider that if you don't like apps and using your phone. I really like this faded rose color in person but biggest complaint is if you have to cover up old screw holes, unpainted area, or over cut hole from old stat and need to use an optional backplate there's no matching backplate color. This rose directly on the wall is very nice, but put it on a white plastic backplate and I find it looks tacky. If you need a backplate then get matching white stat. Compared to any other thermostat option currently available I would still make the same purchase and get this nest version again

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Can’t use it, missing part

Muy fácil de instalar, muy cómodo de usar con la app de Google Home y un diseño muy elegante