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So far, [Glen], or rather, Alexa, can control the temperature of the house through a Nest thermostat, the lighting of a room with a Phillips Hue light bulb, and other random tasks like playing an ...

The Google Nest Temperature Sensor is a great device to add to your home if you already have a Google Nest Thermostat. Most homes aren’t the same temperature in every room, and Nest Temperature ...

The first Nest Learning Thermostat launched 13 years ago back in 2011, followed by the 2nd generation in 2012. Google then acquired Nest Labs in 2014 and the third generation of the popular thermostat ...

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Keeping track of dealing with a thermostat can be a contentious issue in a big household, but with the Google Nest Thermostat, it at least becomes a lot more convenient. As part of the Nest app ...

Plus it doubles as a Bluetooth speaker, which is by no means a necessity for a thermostat but is cool nonetheless. The newest version of the Nest Learning Thermostat brings the best high-tech ...

Google Home, Google's smart home platform, is relatively static at the moment. While millions of people use it, and there are ...

At PCMag, we have been reviewing smart thermostats for more than a decade, since the original Nest Learning Thermostat debuted in 2012. Our top pick, the Ecobee Smart Thermostat, not only controls ...

Get cozy today with these unbeatable deals on Walmart! The Nest Thermostat is 43% off, offering sleek design and energy-saving features to keep your home comfortable and efficient. For those ...

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