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Costco Members: Google Nest Learning Thermostat w/ Nest Temperature Sensor Expired
$180
$249.99
+ Free Shipping
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:
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
- 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
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- 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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Edited October 28, 2023
at 01:39 AM
Check with your local utility company, you may be eligible for additional rebate.
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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 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.
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.myorust
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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.
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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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).
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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