We’re into the back half of summer already (which may be good or bad news depending on how hot it is where you reside), and it won’t be too long before the weather outside becomes decidedly more frightful. When that happens, a smart thermostat becomes an especially wise addition to your home.
They help to optimize the temperature to ensure you stay comfortable, while also keeping your energy bills down. The Google Nest Learning Thermostat is one of the more popular options for a variety of reasons, and right now you can pick one up for $230, which is $50 off the regular price. Just use the code ENGA50 at the checkout to apply the discount.
This is one of the best prices you’ll find this particular thermostat at, and $10 cheaper than it was at the beginning of the year. When you factor in the additional savings it can help you make on your bills, Google’s thermostat is an even more compelling proposition.
The latest Google Nest Learning Thermostat leverages AI to deliver more accurate readings, offering advice on how to reduce your energy consumption. This is in addition to automatically adjusting various settings in your home depending on factors like the ambient temperature it’s reading. It features a wireless temperature sensor that Google says is able to last for up to three years before you’ll need to replace it. You can buy these separately, too, and dot them around your home, connecting up to six to a single thermostat.
The LCD display is 60 percent larger than that of its predecessor and can be customized with smartwatch-like faces, while more color options help the device to blend in with your particular home style. It also uses Soli radar sensors to determine your proximity to the device, adjusting things like font size accordingly.
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