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ecobee premium plus with 2 sensors Costco $199

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Yesterday 05:11 PM
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ak1802Yesterday 05:11 PM
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You can also order these through your electric company at highly discounted prices.
Yesterday 06:05 PM
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Punker1234Yesterday 06:05 PM
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Quote from ak1802 :
You can also order these through your electric company at highly discounted prices.
Good info. Unfortunately in some areas, like SCE (Southern California), the rebate is only $75 and it's basically full MSRP on the unit. $260 - $75 is $185 and you get 1 sensor. Definitely the way to go though if it's not on sale!

* I'm going to correct myself. I believe, at least for SCE, you have the ability ot buy this and then apply for the $75 credit separately, making this $125 which seems like a good deal.
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giantbruinYesterday 07:51 PM
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Quote from ak1802 :
You can also order these through your electric company at highly discounted prices.
Yeah but you usually have to consent to the electric company controlling your HVAC as deemed necessary by them.
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Yesterday 07:53 PM
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TacoYesterday 07:53 PM
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Quote from ak1802 :
You can also order these through your electric company at highly discounted prices.

No I can't.
Yesterday 07:59 PM
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h2oboy5Yesterday 07:59 PM
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would pass on ecobee. was happy with for the first year now mine but it has a hard time staying connected to the internet. have to reset and reconnect a lot
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duke5150Yesterday 07:59 PM
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Quote from giantbruin :
Yeah but you usually have to consent to the electric company controlling your HVAC as deemed necessary by them.
Not true. The rebate is without them controlling your AC
Yesterday 08:01 PM
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bigpapii34Yesterday 08:01 PM
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Ecobees are awesome. Great scheduling features and ability to automate/fine-tune your temperatures. Good mobile app as well. Changing the temp from bed is awesome. However, the air quality monitor in these is basically worthless so you may want to choose a cheaper model without that. Cheaper models still have the same scheduling options AFAIK.

Also - No internet connectivity issues for me, in almost two years of usage.
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ph1aakYesterday 08:14 PM
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Quote from ak1802 :
You can also order these through your electric company at highly discounted prices.
YMMV. My electric provider only gives a $50 rebate for a self installed smart thermostat
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jdub02Yesterday 08:51 PM
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Anyone have insight into the value of upgrading an older ecobee? My ecobee4 has been chugging along nicely for quite a while. I haven't been able to find much on what the newer model and smart sensors bring to the table.
Yesterday 09:19 PM
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nahsayYesterday 09:19 PM
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Quote from jdub02 :
Anyone have insight into the value of upgrading an older ecobee? My ecobee4 has been chugging along nicely for quite a while. I haven't been able to find much on what the newer model and smart sensors bring to the table.
Why replace what ain't broken?
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psycttoYesterday 09:37 PM
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Quote from giantbruin :
Yeah but you usually have to consent to the electric company controlling your HVAC as deemed necessary by them.
ORU in NY has this, yes and only for AC usage... but you can override any time you'd like and it doesn't effect anything with the price/plan.
PSEG in NJ doesn't, and funny enough has better prices than my NY company, doesn't track anything and let's you buy multiples. i've purchased 4 through my buddies account that lives in NJ, for dirt cheap back when the Lite came out i got 4 for 20$ each (i didn't need sensors for those zones or any of the other occupancy nonsense in the main unit.)

Quote from duke5150 :
Not true. The rebate is without them controlling your AC
rebates are different than buying directly from their store and signing up for plans, which is generally a higher discount because they want control. control can be overridden, at least for the 1 i bought from ORU here in NY for my AC.
Yesterday 09:47 PM
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psycttoYesterday 09:47 PM
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Quote from jdub02 :
Anyone have insight into the value of upgrading an older ecobee? My ecobee4 has been chugging along nicely for quite a while. I haven't been able to find much on what the newer model and smart sensors bring to the table.
Grok summary... since i couldn't find a side by side anywhere Wink
"The Ecobee Smart Thermostat Premium is a significant upgrade over the Ecobee 4, offering a larger, more vibrant display, a premium zinc design, dual-band Wi-Fi, a radar-based motion sensor, and an air quality sensor. It also adds Siri support, enhanced Alexa features (including calling and music streaming), and integration with Ecobee's security ecosystem, including Smart Doorbell Camera support. The Ecobee 4, while still a capable thermostat with Alexa integration and room sensor support, lacks these advanced features and has a less modern design. If you value air quality monitoring, security integration, and a premium aesthetic, the Smart Thermostat Premium is worth the investment. However, if your needs are simpler and you already own Alexa devices, the Ecobee 4 (if still available) or a similar model like the Ecobee3 Lite might suffice at a lower cost."


sounds like nothing i care about in a thermostat... i wouldn't even upgrade any of my 3 Lites.
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The_ReclaimerYesterday 11:36 PM
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Quote from h2oboy5 :
would pass on ecobee. was happy with for the first year now mine but it has a hard time staying connected to the internet. have to reset and reconnect a lot
Have had my current one for 6 years. The one before that I had for 5 years before I sold the house. They've been rock solid. Not saying your experience isn't valid, just adding another user experience.If you like seeing stats, check out the beestat app. Gives you much better information than Ecobee's app.
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h2oboy5Yesterday 11:38 PM
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Quote from The_Reclaimer :
Have had my current one for 6 years. The one before that I had for 5 years before I sold the house. They've been rock solid. Not saying your experience isn't valid, just adding another user experience.If you like seeing stats, check out the beestat app. Gives you much better information than Ecobee's app.
thanks, I think it was an update. I read it doesn't like when the network has 2.4ghz/5ghz simultaneously

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Anybody know if these are available in warehouse? Or online exclusive?

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