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The Nest 3rd Generation Learning Thermostat in brushed brass combines sleek design with smart technology, offering Wi-Fi connectivity, adaptive learning, and dynamic sensors to optimize your home's climate. Compatible with most HVAC systems, it provides remote control, energy reports, and safety alerts, making it a stylish and efficient upgrade for modern homes.
| ASIN | B07MHM38WS |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Batteries required | Yes |
| Best Sellers Rank | #62,587 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #175 in Home Thermostats & Accessories |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (661) |
| Date First Available | 8 January 2019 |
| Finish types | Brushed Brass |
| Included components | Display, Base, Nest Pro installation card, Installation And Welcome Guide, Mounting screws and labels, Nest screwdriver, Optional Trim Plate |
| Is assembly required | No |
| Item Weight | 0.5 Pounds |
| Item model number | T3032US |
| Product Dimensions | 8.38 x 8.38 x 3.07 cm; 226.8 g |
| Specific uses | Air Conditioner |
| Specification met | Energy Star |
D**T
had an engineer come to install and he was confused by how 'thin' the box was. when he went inside he discovered it was the US version, which is incompatible with UK central heating systems. he remarked that he has never seen a UK version in brass. dishonest for amazon to allow this to be sold here
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Very efficient
B**A
This is much more sleek looking than the regular Nest thermometer that we have upstairs. Installation was a bear because we blew a fuse. Turn off the breaker, but also turn off the furnace separately. Ours is in the attic so didn't climb up there to turn it off. Kept getting random error messages during install - power not connected to AC, couldn't detect the R wire, etc. Tried everything. Finally gave up and called an HVAC guy. He came out and diagnosed and changed the fuse on the furnace for $129. Other than that, the install should have been easy. Very happy with it now and happy we paid the extra $$ for this model.
M**H
I used to have a Honeywell thermostat that came with my house, but my OCD and I had a heated debate about its bland design and clunky functionality. It was like the beige cardigan of thermostats – functional but uninspiring and a tad effortful to use. I decided it was time to upgrade to something that matched my desire for style, automation, and cutting-edge tech. Enter the Google Nest Learning Thermostat in its stunning gold color. I was skeptical at first – it’s a bit pricier than the typical options! This beauty is like the James Bond of thermostats: sleek, intelligent, and effortlessly cool. Features like Alexa integration for voice commands, app support, and energy-saving magic have made my life infinitely easier (and my energy bills a bit friendlier). Even manually adjusting it feels like an elegant experience, not a monotonous chore. And gold color - it’s like putting jewelry on my wall. I’ve received more compliments on my thermostat than I have on my living room decor. True story! Now I understand why this gadget keeps going out of stock on Amazon If you’re on the fence about upgrading, let me just say this: stop debating and nest your way to a smarter, better home. Your OCD – and your guests – will thank you!
C**Y
I already had this Nest Thermostat working on my IPhone. It installed immediately. I read all the reviews on this and was puzzled why they are so down on the Google Nest. When I downloaded the Nest App on my computer, It worked, flawlessly. Here is the problem with the app you need for interfacing that I came across and what is probably got these negative reviewers so upset. I read the Nest inductions and got to the Migrate the Alexia with Google. I think it is all in the wording. At Google says to migrate to the your Google account. At first I thought they were going to change my email that is Alexia's and change it to the Google account. Their wording of Migrate, stopped me in my tracks. I looked at the reviews, negative and positive. The positives were hopeful. The negatives were confusing. Here is where I figured that Google needs to change the wording Migrate to Pair. Because, that pairing is really what you are doing. It is a word that people know. Migrate? That is understandably confusing and the wording of Migrate is deceptive. So my fellow Nest users, go for it. Oh, one more thing, when you get past Migrating be sure to go to get your's computer app at https://alexa.amazon.com/spa/index.html#appliances and "discover" the thermostat (or what ever else in the Google services you have. So it is a 3 step process that is really quick and easy. 1 On your PC, download the Nest App 2 .Migrate (which really is a pairing) the Google account with Alexia, 3 go to the Alexia page and discover the device. All works out super. Enjoy your thermostat.
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