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Google Nest Protect Smoke and CO Alarm (Battery or Wired, 2nd Gen)
$104
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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.
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- 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 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
Editor's Notes
Written by RevOne | Staff- Additional Information:
- Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.
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Beats the hell out of what Walmart delivered over the weekend—ones from Walmart were from 2016, 2017, 2018, and two from 2022. Absolutely ridiculous. So glad Google got them back in stock and removed the quantity limit of one.
I have four others that expire in 2031, so it works out. I'm hoping that there will be a more comparable replacement by then.
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.
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Google/nest is just discontinuing them aka no longer manufacturing.
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That said one disappointment I've had is one of my pain points I was trying to get rid of by changing over to the Nests was the 'searing a steak false alarms' from my original detectors. I had understood that the Nest would (or at least should) give you a heads up when it first thinks there might a problem giving a short time to silence it before the alarm goes off for real. That has never worked from me - always goes from 'all good' straight to going off. Also while the button on the thing is easier to get to then the small one on normal 'dumb' detectors I still typically have had to use it because the time it takes to open the phone app, have it connect to the detectors, and have it process a command to silence it from the app ends up being longer than just walking up to the thing.
I got mine a few years ago with an expiration date of 2032 - kinda screwed up that people buying them years after me are getting expire dates earlier than mine. I'm actually kinda glad First Alert is taking over the product line (well, its replacement).
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