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Costco Members: Google Nest Learning Thermostat w/ Nest Temperature Sensor

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$180

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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Google Nest Learning Thermostat w/ Nest Temperature Sensor (Various Colors) for $179.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member cb56789 for finding this deal.

Note: A Costco Membership is required to purchase this item. May be available In-Warehouse at a lower non-delivered price.

Available Colors:
  • Black
  • White
  • Stainless Steel
Features:
  • High-Res Display with Black or Stainless Steel Metal Ring
  • Can Pay for Itself in Less than Two Years
  • Change the Temperature from Anywhere with the Nest App
  • Added Temperature Sensor Customizes Temperature of a Certain Room
  • Learns the Temperature You Like and Creates a Schedule for You

Editor's Notes

Written by SubZero5 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • $70 manufacturer's savings is valid 10/27/23 through 11/5/23. While supplies last. Limit 2 per member.
  • About this product:
    • Rated 4.6 stars out 5 overall based on 4,000+ Costco customers.
  • About this store:
    • Costco Wholesale return policy may be found here

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Written by cb56789
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Deal Details
Community Notes
About the Poster
Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Google Nest Learning Thermostat w/ Nest Temperature Sensor (Various Colors) for $179.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member cb56789 for finding this deal.

Note: A Costco Membership is required to purchase this item. May be available In-Warehouse at a lower non-delivered price.

Available Colors:
  • Black
  • White
  • Stainless Steel
Features:
  • High-Res Display with Black or Stainless Steel Metal Ring
  • Can Pay for Itself in Less than Two Years
  • Change the Temperature from Anywhere with the Nest App
  • Added Temperature Sensor Customizes Temperature of a Certain Room
  • Learns the Temperature You Like and Creates a Schedule for You

Editor's Notes

Written by SubZero5 | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • $70 manufacturer's savings is valid 10/27/23 through 11/5/23. While supplies last. Limit 2 per member.
  • About this product:
    • Rated 4.6 stars out 5 overall based on 4,000+ Costco customers.
  • About this store:
    • Costco Wholesale return policy may be found here

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Yep, 8 years old, released in 2015. I think people would be much better served by the Ecobee that is also sold at Costco. Th air quality sensor is really useful. It also comes with a power extender kit for anyone without a C wire, whereas the Nest relies on charging its internal battery only when running the fan (so it can unexpectedly die during temperate weather).
I've had 10 of these installed in apartments I own for 7 years with no issues. Maybe you just got a dud but mine have been flawless used daily for heat/ac.
This is a newer model, but I've had a 1st gen since 2013 with zero issues.

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They still sell these? It's like over 5 years old.
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Quote from a.r.s.h. :
These die on you. I used it and it went blank in less than two years. Google support will only replace it if it is within warranty, otherwise it is ~$200 down the drain.
I now use the Amazon thermostat, blends great with the Ring home security ecosystem.
These little dials sure are pretty but not the quality that you expect in a $200 thermostat.
Google = non existent service + customer as perpetual beta tester
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Kinda wish I went with a different platform for all the reasons mentioned above
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Quote from a.r.s.h. :
These die on you. I used it and it went blank in less than two years. Google support will only replace it if it is within warranty, otherwise it is ~$200 down the drain.
I now use the Amazon thermostat, blends great with the Ring home security ecosystem.
These little dials sure are pretty but not the quality that you expect in a $200 thermostat.
You know I had mine go out slightly after warranty and I worked on it with live support online and after some trial and error I gave them the sixth degree about how a thermostat should last longer than 2 years. At first they did not want to give me a replacement, but I did not give up. They sent me a new unit. I was only slightly out of warranty though and I used that to facilitate my argument. I think they just didn't want to deal with me because I was very insistent. I basically told them the unit was junk. I think if I had to go through it all again, I would not get a learning thermostat but just the regular one, and perhaps check the reliability on those thermostats
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Your gas company might provide better deals. Mass save does these for $100 not sure if it's all the time. I've been using the same one for over 4 years without a problem.
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For what it's worth...

If you use Orange and Rockland for your energy, you can get a seriously slick deal on these (and many other) thermostats. I just got this for $5.

Obviously it's YMMV, but maybe your energy provider offers similar instant rebates. Worth checking out.

The link I used for reference is https://ny.home.myorustore.com
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Quote from a.r.s.h. :
These die on you. I used it and it went blank in less than two years. Google support will only replace it if it is within warranty, otherwise it is ~$200 down the drain.
I now use the Amazon thermostat, blends great with the Ring home security ecosystem.
These little dials sure are pretty but not the quality that you expect in a $200 thermostat.
This is a newer model, but I've had a 1st gen since 2013 with zero issues.
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Quote from a.r.s.h. :
These die on you. I used it and it went blank in less than two years. Google support will only replace it if it is within warranty, otherwise it is ~$200 down the drain.
I now use the Amazon thermostat, blends great with the Ring home security ecosystem.
These little dials sure are pretty but not the quality that you expect in a $200 thermostat.
I've had 10 of these installed in apartments I own for 7 years with no issues. Maybe you just got a dud but mine have been flawless used daily for heat/ac.
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Quote from Neelp123 :
They still sell these? It's like over 5 years old.
Yep, 8 years old, released in 2015. I think people would be much better served by the Ecobee that is also sold at Costco. Th air quality sensor is really useful. It also comes with a power extender kit for anyone without a C wire, whereas the Nest relies on charging its internal battery only when running the fan (so it can unexpectedly die during temperate weather).
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Is this the one with the rotating bezel? I like these because they look so much better than ecobee. Plus the rotating bezel makes it more fun to use.
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Quote from nksduser :
Google = non existent service + customer as perpetual beta tester
Sounds like you never had to deal with Google. We are not talking about android or app problems, this is Google hardware. I had one die on me and it was more than 5 years old, no warranty, they wouldn't replace which I understand.
I have 3 of these. Two came with the house after 1 died, I ordered 2 from my electric company for $50 each, no brainer.
One works like a champ, the other recently stopped connecting to my wifi after I changed networks. It wouldn't find any network at all despite me having several here. I called Google, maybe I got lucky with a rep who really cares or maybe I have higher social score 🤔 but she was a delight. She said this one is almost out of warranty too but they will replace with new one, however it won't extend warranty. Perfectly fine. They put $250 hold on the card and sent me a new one, when I mail old one back they will release the hold. They also offered me option to send it first with no credit hold.
I received it exactly 2 days later and will set up. Some people had same problem with replacement units too, seems like wifi chip in these fry after a while for some reason.
I never thought Google would have support like this. Now I consider buying Pixel phone in the future.
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Quote from CP1 :
I've had 10 of these installed in apartments I own for 7 years with no issues. Maybe you just got a dud but mine have been flawless used daily for heat/ac.
Do you have any slickdeals on buying apts?
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Wish copper color was available at Costco. Frown

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Sweet thanks! I just ordered one from Amazon for the same price without the sensor. Going to return and pick this up.