Google Nest Thermostat

Key Features

Meet the Nest Thermostat, the helpful thermostat with a cozy price. It helps to save energy. You can control it from anywhere. And it’s easy to install yourself.

Meet the Nest Thermostat, the helpful thermostat with a cozy price. It can turn itself down to save energy when you leave the house. You can control it from anywhere with the Google Home app – whether you’re on an errand or on a holiday. You can even change the temperature without getting off the sofa or out of bed. Just say, “Hey Google, turn up the heat”.[1] The Nest Thermostat looks out for your heating or cooling system. If something doesn’t seem right, it can send an alert. And it’s easy to install yourself, usually in 30 minutes or less.

Control from anywhere.

You can change the temperature, adjust your schedule, and more from the free Google Home app (2).

Save energy when you’re away.

The Nest Thermostat can use sensors and your phone’s location to check if you’ve left the house. Then it can set itself to an Eco Temperature to save energy.

Finds ways to help you to save.

Savings Finder looks for more ways to save and suggests tweaks to your schedule. You can accept the suggestions with a tap.

Heating and cooling system care.

HVAC monitoring looks out for many heating and cooling system issues. If something doesn’t seem right, it can send you an alert (3). If you need to replace your air filter, you’ll receive a reminder. And you can book a visit with a Nest Pro right from the alert (4).

Fine-tune your comfort.

The Nest Thermostat comes with Quick Schedule. When you set up your new thermostat, you can easily customize your schedule. And you can always adjust it from the Google Home app.

ENERGY STAR ® certified thermostat.

The Nest Thermostat’s energy-saving features earned an ENERGY STAR ® from the EPA (5).

Energy savings.

Nest Thermostats can save 10% to 12% on heating bills and 15% on cooling bills (6).

Designed so that you can install it yourself.

Installation usually takes 30 minutes or less. Just follow the simple step-by-step instructions in the Google Home app. For most homes, there’s no C wire required, which makes installation even easier (7).