Nest Learning Thermostat (4th Gen, 2024) with Nest Temperature Sensor - Energy Saving Smart Thermostat with Adaptive Eco - Works with Alexa and Google Home App - Polished Silver

I bought a Google Nest Thermostat from Amazon, and initially, I wasn’t sure how to install it. I contacted the supplier, Mr. Mumtaz, who was incredibly helpful. He came over and installed it for me and did such a great job that I ended up getting one more thermostat, which he also installed. The devices are now working perfectly, and I’m very satisfied with the performance. Highly recommend both the product and the excellent service!

The Nest Learning Thermostat (4th Gen) works really well — looks great, easy to use, and makes it simple to manage the temperature around the house. The included temperature sensor is a useful touch. The seller was excellent. Super responsive, showed up on time, and got the installation done quickly and professionally. No issues at all. Would definitely recommend both the product and the service.

Don’t buy if you live in the UK they work, only designed for the USA market. My installer said they don’t work in the UK

No good in uk

This was not suitable in uk

As finally a lucky homeowner, I'm able to choose my own thermostat. After looking at multiple options, from basic smart to advance smart thermostats, I've always thought the nest was the cream of the crop so went with this latest and smartest model. Instructions and installation equipment were easy to follow and install on a 1986 home. Wi-Fi connectivity and app setup, I had one hiccup if I remember, but was able to complete. I'll quick put my complaints here: one, I like it cold, but I also like energy efficiency. I often find it auto lowering the temperature past where I'd like. I'd use the Eco setting more often, but it's a tad too high. If I want it to stay at a certain temperature, I have to use the hold feature but I still want to be able to adjust it, so then I have to take it off hold. So far it hasn't exactly been learning accurately after about 4 or 5 months of use. Two, it may be fancier than really what I or most people would probably need. The ability to have room sensors is nice. Since sleep temperature is important, I keep it in the master bedroom. Smart integration with Amazon devices and the Google home app, no real problems. A decent number of settings to configure the device as well. All these features make it one of the more expensive options. Three, I mistakenly chose this not realizing it's not an energy star rated model. Not sure exactly why, but it makes it not eligible for power company rebates. This lowers the value proposition. Four, well it's easy enough to use, but not the easiest. I'm by no means technologically illiterate. What I mainly mean is changing the common settings like setting a temperature, switching between hot, cold, and hot / cold, setting a hold, setting eco and changing the temperature thresholds, all required just a little extra work versus other thermostats that have like dedicated arrow buttons. It just comes with the territory of a product designed with a minimalist interface. As for the pros, I've mentioned some. Plenty of features, working smart integration, connectivity if you're into that, sleep design, easy enough installation, and solid build quality. Would I recommend this? If you know what you want and these feature sets are truly what you desire, and price isn't too important, then yes. If you want possibly the best or most advanced, then yes. If you want a basic thermostat, or basic smart thermostat, want something that will save you money sooner than later, want something that's easy for people who don't like technology, then I would not recommend this.

UPDATE: Feb 8 2026 I just finished removing this stupid thing!! The house is below 16°C, when it's set to 20.5°C! (My 82 year old mother was freezing!) It was claiming it's at was 18 in the house?! As if that's any better?! I have 8 digital thermometer ranging in price, yet all of them are always with 0.2 °C of one another, within a minute. All of them match my two old fashion alcohol thermometer as best as I can make out with a magnifying glass. The NEST unit, or it's remote sensor, is almost always more than a degree off, sometimes 3! Not that it matters, as the software randomly decides when it's going to actually turn the heat on or off anyways. DO NOT BUY! NEST might have been a good product once. GOOGLE NEST is horrible! I am deeply disappointed in this. The only reason I bought this unit, is it's one of the very few "smart" devices that is technically compatible with my 35 natural gas boiler, which only uses two wires. We use hot water radiators to heat the house. Even with putting in all the correct settings, the unit throws an error every time it turns on the boiler. (Old boilers will often not send any power during their safety start up phase after getting the signal to start.) I have two old school alcohol thermometers and one cheap electronic one, all of which always match within 1/5 of a Celsius degree. In comparison to them, The main NEST unit can easily be off by 1.5°C, and the remote sensor as much as 2.5°C. Side by side, the main unit and sensor never match up. Which is supposedly how you "calibrate" them. Let me tell you, you really feel 2.5°C on a cold night! I very much doubt there is anything "smart" about this device, or that it learns in any way. It just turns on the heat when it falls below the set temperature, and doesn't stop until it's above. There's no preplanning for the outside cold, or turning off the furnace early (as the radiators continue to warm the house for another 30-60+ minutes) The programming is a joke. You can only select one sensor to use, or an average of them all. But imagine, for instance, the idea that during the day you may want one area to be comfortable, say your office... but at night, to prioritize a different area, the bedroom, with a different sensor... just can't be done. The Data collection is useless. Just tells you how long the furnace was running for the day. But no details, not when, not what triggered it, no comparison to outside temperatures, etc.