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alaTest has collected and analyzed 32 reviews of Nest Thermostat E (4th gen, 2017). The average rating for this product is 4.3/5, compared to an average rating of 4.4/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. People are impressed by the design. The price also gets good comments.
usability, price, design
We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other products in the same category the Nest Thermostat E (4th gen, 2017) is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 92/100 = Excellent quality.
Expert review by : David Ludlow (trustedreviews.com)
Nest Thermostat E review: A simple way to upgrade your dumb heating and this model even comes with a pre-programmed schedule so you can plug-in and go.
Easy to install ; Diffused screen helps thermostat blend in ; Pre-programmed schedule
Assisted install in app can be finicky ; No hot water support
A smart-looking, simple-to-install device to control your heating, the Nest Thermostat E is an upgrade to anyone still relying on an old-fashioned wired thermostat.
Expert review by : Christian de Looper (techradar.com)
Cheaper than rivals, but just as smart. And it's available in more countries
Inexpensive vs Nest Learning Thermostat 3rd Gen ; Super smart ; Awesome app
Frosted display can be hard to read ; Not compatible with some HVAC systems
The Nest Thermostat E is the affordable smart thermostat that's primed if you have a budding smart home. You can control the temperature with your smartphone and tablet, or have it auto-adjust based on your proximity to home. Yes, the display isn't as...
Expert review by : Britta O'Boyle (pocket-lint.com)
The UK model of the Nest Thermostat E has more flexible placement and can be installed by yourself. Here is why it's a great option for smart heating.
Premium design ; Pre-set schedule will adapt to learn ; Simple self-install ; Easy to use
No hot water control ; No Amazon Alexa control
The Nest Thermostat E is a fantastic consideration if you're in the market for upgrading your heating system to a smart one. It won't control hot water like the more expensive, hard-wired Thermostat 3.0, but that's the trade-off for a more affordable...
Expert review by : Dominic Preston (techadvisor.co.uk)
The Nest Thermostat E is a no-brainer in the US, but it's a trickier sell in the UK thanks to a price that's much closer to the similar third generation Nest.
Expert review by : James Day (stuff.tv)
E's are good, E's are good
Subtle design ; Flexible placement ; Easy install within reason
No hot water support ; No Alexa or HomeKit ; marginally cheaper than the Learning Thermostat
A supreme smart thermostat, but not necessarily the best Nest for you
Expert review by : Megan Wollerton (cnet.co.uk)
I've literally waited years for a more affordable Nest -- and it's finally here in the form of the $169 Thermostat E. At 80 bucks less than Nest's premium Learning Thermostat , the E excels in its simplicity.
Plastic hardware makes Nest's $169 Thermostat E more affordable, but it has most of the same smarts as the pricier Learning Thermostat.
The Thermostat E has a low-resolution screen, it doesn't support Nest's "Farsight" display and it isn't compatible with quite as many HVAC systems as the original. Nest thermostats still don't come with remote temperature sensors.
The Thermostat E is almost as smart as Nest's other model -- and all for 80 bucks less.
Expert review by : John R. Delaney (pcmag.com)
The Nest Thermostat E offers most of the same smart features as its more expensive siblings, but it can't control complex multi-stage HVAC systems.
Expert review by : Megan Wollerton (cnet.com)
Nest's Thermostat E looks and acts like the original -- for just $169.
Plastic hardware makes Nest's $169 Thermostat E more affordable, but it has most of the same smarts as the pricier Learning Thermostat.
The Thermostat E has a low-resolution screen, it doesn't support Nest's "Farsight" display and it isn't compatible with quite as many HVAC systems as the original. Nest thermostats still don't come with remote temperature sensors.
The Thermostat E is almost as smart as Nest's other model -- and all for 80 bucks less.
Expert review by : Jason D'Aprile (techhive.com)
Nest's latest thermostat is a whole lot cheaper, but it's not boring.
The same smart and reliable performance as more expensive version ; Disappears into a white wall
It looks like the budget version of the Nest ; Doesn't display as much information as some comparably priced competitors ; Not compatible with more sophisticated HVAC systems
Expert review by : Mark Kakkuri (tomsguide.com)
The Nest Thermostat E is an attractive and relatively affordable smart thermostat, and it's also one of the easiest to use.
Simple installation ; Compatible with multiple HVAC systems ; Google Home, Alexa compatible ; Multiple efficiencies ; Alerts and reports
Doesn't work with Apple HomeKit ; Remote monitors lack occupancy sensor
($169), especially if you have rooms far from the thermostat that get overly hot or cold; Ecobee's remote sensors have more functionality than Nest's. Still, you can't go wrong with the Nest E; I've enjoyed just sitting back, relaxing and letting it do...
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