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Today on Amazon, you can pick up the Google Nest Thermostat at 23% off for just $99.98. That's a saving of $30.01 off the normal $129.99 list price. The Google Nest Thermostat was announced last ...

Instead of keeping the Nest app, you'll be using the Google Home app to take ... savings to cover the cost of this thermostat. Compare that to the Amazon Smart Thermostat, which costs only $ ...

This is a massive $101 discount, and brings the Nest Learning Thermostat down to the lowest price ever (for comparison, it’s on sale for $173 at Amazon). The Google Nest Thermostat lets you ...

Amazon has slashed almost £60 off Google’s best-selling Nest Thermostat in a limited-time tech deal. The third generation Google Nest Learning Thermostat is currently reduced to £159.99 ...

The latest Nest Thermostat is a little more expensive, yes. But it's also more functional, plays nice with Apple HomeKit — and it's simply gorgeous.

Please verify your email address. Google hasn't made it easy to know which Nest Thermostat you are buying or using, thanks to a confusing naming scheme that is several generations deep. Let's just ...

The new Nest isn’t just a prettier ... if you don’t want to solely live in Google’s smart home ecosystem. As indicated by its name, the Learning Thermostat familiarizes itself with your ...

October 9th update: Google has responded to Amazon’s Prime Day sale with its own discounts. The Pixel 8a has been discounted ...

Google's 4th-gen Nest Learning Thermostat offers ... On the other hand, Amazon sells an entry-level smart thermostat for just $80, though again, it doesn't look nearly as cool as the Nest and ...

Google has a brand new 4th-gen Nest Learning ... which mentions numerous complaints on Amazon about the Nest Thermostat screen being difficult to read because of its low level of brightness ...

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