Google is keeping the stainless steel design but upgrading the Nest Learning Thermostat display. Google is keeping the stainless steel design but upgrading the Nest Learning Thermostat display. is a ...

A refurbished third-generation Nest Learning Thermostat was one of the first things I picked up upon moving into my first house last month. As a longtime New York City apartment dweller, I’d largely ...

The new Nest Learning Thermostat is a bold reminder that tech doesn’t need to look so darn … techy. Gone is the chunky black bezel that’s offset from a colored interior background, now replaced with a ...

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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. One of the earliest steps into converting your home into a smart home, Google's Nest Thermostat is also one of the easiest devices for a ...

A smart thermostat can help with a number of household issues, from reducing your power bill to making sure you come back to a toasty home or apartment in the winter without needing to have the heat ...

After an early leak in July, Google has officially revealed the Nest Learning Thermostat (4th Gen), with a scheduled release date of August 20 and a price tag of $280. It’s making some nice upgrades ...

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One of the downsides of the constantly evolving tech landscape is that your devices are bound to become obsolete sooner or later. For some Nest thermostat owners, that dreaded day has finally come.

Summer is right around the corner, and while it is the perfect season for being outside in the sunshine, there's nothing quite like returning home to a perfectly climate controlled space to cool off.

With the "smart" and "learning" features gone, early Nest adopters will be left with, well, just a thermostat. They will be able to twist the dial to control temperatures or switch heating/cooling ...