A new Nest Learning Thermostat is coming soon
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A new Nest Learning Thermostat is coming soon


Leaked photos posted on X by @MysteryLupin Shows the 4th generation Nest Learning Thermostat and new temperature sensor, as well as several other thermostats: Nest E, Nest Learning Thermostat (3rd generation). This is missing in the pictures Nest Thermostat (2020)Probably because it’s not compatible with Nest’s room sensors.

The new model looks similar to the third-generation model but has a more curved display, while retaining the physical dial. told by 9to5googleThe display is likely touchscreen, as in the third-generation model, and the image shows a new icon with three wavy lines.

This suggests that the new thermostat is also an indoor air quality monitor, which would be a new feature for the Nest Thermostat. A leaked screenshot of the Google Home app with the new Climate screen supports this theory by showing the Air Quality Index score.

Since the Nest E, which has been discontinued in the US, is pictured, this could indicate that the new model will also launch in Europe, unlike the Nest Thermostat (2020).

The thermostat appears to work with the redesigned Nest Temperature Sensor (2nd Gen), which Current ModelsCan be mounted on a wall or placed on a table. However, this time it doesn’t have the Nest branding on it and looks rounder and more soft. The post reveals that these will cost $39 each or $99 for three and will have a battery life of three years.

This is comparable to the cost of existing sensors that send temperatures from other rooms in your home to your thermostat to help balance heating and cooling. But as we said earlier, Our review, They are limited compared to competitors such as ecobeeBecause they do not detect presence. Hopefully these new versions will bring more functions.

It’s been a while since Google launched a new learning thermostat that can adapt to your heating and cooling patterns rather than primarily sticking to a schedule, as the new, affordable thermostat introduces a new learning thermostat to you. What the Nest Thermostat Does,

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