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Google Nest Protect Smoke and CO Alarm (Battery or Wired, 2nd Gen) Expired
$104
$149.00
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Google Store has Google Nest Protect Smoke and CO Alarm (Battery or Wired, 2nd Gen) on sale for $104. Shipping is free.
About this product:
- Note: Nest Protect price is discounted to reflect inventory aging that may result in less than 10 years of remaining sensor life. Please see our community comments for an idea of manufacturing date sent out. Nest Protect's sensor lasts up to 10 years from the date of manufacture.
About this product:
- The smoke alarm that thinks, speaks and alerts your phone
- Split-Spectrum Sensor uses two wavelengths of light to detect smoke from both fast-burning and smoldering fires
- Tests itself automatically
- Built-in CO sensor
- can hush from your phone without any extra hardware required
- friendly human voice that gives you an early warning
- Phone alerts
- No chirps
- Test all your alrms with a tap
- Family accounts
- Nest Protect lights up as you walk underneath it
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Google finally has Nest Protect wired back in stock. They are selling for discount of $104. Normally $150. They state expiration dates may not be full 10 years.
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Yes, the image is showing a set of three. No, when you actually click on the link it shows / clearly states 1-Pack.
No, nobody in their right mind would buy this for the "often sale price" of $100. Google has killed these and won't honor the expiration date of up to 10 years out, even if these weren't found in a back warehouse and are already a few years old.
TLDR; Basically, unless you have a significant existing Nest Protect setup and acknowledge "sunk cost", and need a Nest Protect at their normal "sale price", it's better to spend the money on an alternative.
I wish Google would stop killing stuff.
It's hard to trust any of their series/lines to be around for a long time.
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It's hard to trust any of their series/lines to be around for a long time.
What really hurts is they stopped pandering to geeks in order to compete with Apple.
Even basic extensions for Chrome are blocked now.
I actually like DIYing my own solutions and getting things working exactly as I want them, which is why the backend of my Google Home ecosystem is mostly run by Home Assistant tie-ins with various other products I was able to de-cloud.
Unfortunately, Nest is anything but DIY.
What really would have made these great is if the smoke detector portion was modular, so you could keep all the smart hardware and just swap in a new sensor.
IIRC, they stop working once reaching expiration.
They're partnering with First Alert to come out with devices this year.
Even basic extensions for Chrome are blocked now.
I actually like DIYing my own solutions and getting things working exactly as I want them, which is why the backend of my Google Home ecosystem is mostly run by Home Assistant tie-ins with various other products I was able to de-cloud.
Unfortunately, Nest is anything but DIY.
What really would have made these great is if the smoke detector portion was modular, so you could keep all the smart hardware and just swap in a new sensor.
Yea I was thinking of moving everything to Home assistant too.
Modularity is never going to happen with these companies lol