Since then, I've had several, so when Google offered to let Lifewire test the new Nest Learning Thermostat (4th Gen ... to press to insert the ends of the wire. Those buttons are tiny (and ...

The primary power for this thermostat is supplied via c wire (24vac). A "C" wire is not required for most installations. This thermostat will work with a 2 wire ...

(Google did provide me with a unit ... with some nicer touches and the flexibility of not needing a C-wire. As a high-end ...

Earlier this year, Google announced that a fourth generation of its popular Nest Thermostat was in the works. Following many leaks of the new model, the new Nest Learning Thermostat – or the ...

The Google Nest Learning Thermostat 4th Gen is part of the Thermostats ... Indicates, when using a 2-wire setup, whether or not the thermostat draws power through the wires in order to charge ...

not including installation, while a mechanical thermostat may only cost between $15 and $50. At $130, the Google NEST Thermostat is one of the most reasonably priced smart thermostats on the market.

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 ...

The thermostat itself is battery-powered and there's no way to hard-wire it into the mains ... system isn't as 'smart' as something like Google Nest, which not only learns your patterns but ...