Nest Learning Thermostat 1 Year Later

[@telecasterbear]

Our nest has been in service here for a few months now. Twice, in heating mode, it has changed the desired temp from 70, up to 85 degrees. Fun.

[@Dangrousdave20]

I live in Illinois and have a company called Direct Energy and they will actually give you this for free (the 3rd gen version). The only stipulation is that you have to remain a customer with them for 2 yrs or you have to pay for the Nest to get out of it. I've already been a customer for 3 yrs so i'm cool with that. Prob wouldn't hurt to check your local energy providers.

[@MrDoubled50]

Here in northern Indiana we have NIPSCO and they don't participate in anything yet.

[@loriegroth2472]

Thanks, just bought my husband one for Christmas...I think you got him excited about it now!

[@milkboccle]

LMAO hope you enjoy the Dyson he got you

[@edcanty9332]

Doc

[@edcanty9332]

Nest Take learning feature off on you tube

[@jimlanders3935]

Well done. My wife and I are considering replacing our thermostat and your video explanation of the Nest features is compelling.

[@visitingthepast]

Jim Landers Zac rah

[@Journeyman-Fixit]

Glad to hear you are saving on your utility bill! I subbed and gave you a "thumbs up".

[@ajaxthree1]

Great on-camera talent. :)

[@MrDoubled50]

Thanks!

[@Teddy_Bass]

Lee Kelso agreed

[@Ericshadowreaper]

I was not hopeing to be shown features, i was hoping for critique on nest after 6 months.

[@DMOldies]

Great video. You sold me on the Nest.

[@MrDoubled50]

+demetrius mcglohn Thanks, I really appreciate that! Good! I love it, you won't regret it!

[@DMOldies]

+Consumer Gadget Reviews Brought one Wednesday for the top floor. Now i'm about to get one for the bottom. thanks again for your review.

[@rodneykrastel5750]

It looks like in might fit into the center of that sunburst thingy on your wall. might be an interesting touch.

[@kamriekolds9160]

For the good quality.its a great price

[@centralfloridaenthusiast7254]

Just bought a house that has this in it. So we didn't even have to buy this. Well sorta if you count the coast of the house. Lol but yeah I already smell savings. And lucky the house is in fl so the temp will be well bellow 67 degrees. So not expecting much from the energy bill.

[@MrTeachme34]

I thoroughly enjoyed this video. It was quite informative. Thx

[@daymondellacatena6805]

That was a great video, very informative. Thanks for sharing Doug!

[@TomasVillegas]

That was a damn good video Doug! Thanks for sharing.

[@MrDoubled50]

Thanks Tomas I really appreciate it.

[@williamsmith8475]

You can’t even walk by your thermostat anymore without somebody gathering your personal data.

[@hanro50]

William Smith Yea...I'm sure some...company really wants to know your favorite temperature is 59.99 degrees

[@zullymaldonado2122]

Please be nice if you call tecnical support..... and see if its something you can resolve before calling

[@JohnStraussmusic]

Nest Thermo just stopped working on my second floor after working for 4 months and Nest support has no solution except to inform me that the problem is my heating system. which is still working fine downstairs with a basic cheapo thermo. Not a good product and even worse support.

[@hanro50]

Well it could be that your heating system might not be providing the nest with a "clean" or stable source of power. Which is fine for dumb simple thermostats, but reak havoc on the nests electronics Another option could be a rat that happened to have chewed thru some wires. If you still have your old thermostat, try reinstalling it and see if it works

[@lissam956]

John Strauss Same thing just happened to me, with no solution from Nest company. I ended up buying another thermostat, from Honeywell, they are the best, I had them for years and no problem at all.

[@Goforitmanager]

You forgot to mention the thermostat going into away shortly after being turned on remotely, or shutting down the furnace after 5 minutes because the next phase of the schedule kicked in. Good build quality but poor performance. Take it from a 5 year user, got ours in 2013.

[@ishmealgomez2241]

That was good demonstration video that's a lot!

[@Xanduur]

75 degrees is WARM for the A/C? I never let my A/C get that low and I live in Texas!

[@itsmiiggy]

were going from 70 to 73 and were dying lol we also live in texas

[@itsmiiggy]

were going from 70 to 73 and were dying lol we also live in texas

[@martylorenz5560]

we live in NE wisconsin and the winter is pretty brutal and we generally have our heat set at 69-70F. we have hot water baseboard heaters and since our house is older (1956) there arent any AC air ducts. i know there is a location setting but will the nest know when to adjust for colder months after a long summer with little to no use in heating?

[@MrDoubled50]

Nest uses the outside temperatures into consideration to make adjustments, but it mostly learns from your first week or two of manual settings. It really does save you money eventually.

[@thedrzbonitochulo86]

Question, would the nest thermostat work if power goes out?

[@SteveNigglechunks]

What happened to your boy Mike? Haven't seen any videos

[@SWFLJetSkiRiders]

Hey, does it works on a splitter kind of air ?

[@jnlfamily2]

can't find the install video on your site/ nest thermostat?

[@CCCC-tq8yo]

How much money did u save over a yr

[@GPBraaten]

Please share the link to your NEST installation video?

[@lepaul26]

How do you regulate your hot water ? (like for shower etc)

[@thedriza297]

you dont you son of a bitch

[@drexellake4051]

I noticed with most reviews on this product people are setting their winter temps in the 60s. Ouch!

[@tarawang8157]

好棒~讚~

[@Gears.and.Gadgets]

Wow. I've seen them to be a complete pain in the azz. If you service a unit you have to reprogram it every time. If the power goes out you have to reprogram it. Weather one services a condensing unit or an air handler and power is disconnected you have to reprogram it every time. The Eco Bee is better compared to the Nest. And not as expensive either.

[@nyusufffff]

The best has a built in battery which lets it' save all settings in the event that the power goes out. All settings will be there once power goes back

[@nyusufffff]

Nest*

[@justwondering90]

the auto schedule makes me insane. I hate it. when I want it, it won't go on. bs

[@rouyamam2611]

Made by ex-apple engineers ? So it's crap and you can't customize a thing ?

[@Mythix2]

compared to all those other customizable thermostats out there...

[@hanro50]

Depends...those old Apple computers where sleek and cool.

[@fullmetalsal]

Nest sucks, works great for a while and then you run into update issues, power sharing issues, its a known issue, look it up.

[@MrDoubled50]

+EVH Fan That's odd, mines been great, never had a problem yet.

[@fullmetalsal]

The power sharing issue is a common one, it all started with the most recent update. Good on you for not experiencing any issues. lets hope it stays that way :)

[@Goforitmanager]

This is NOT a one year later review, this is advertising. Sorry, you did a terrible job on this video.

[@Outplayedqt]

Goforitmanager go away