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# ENERGY STAR certified for smart savings Remote control via Google Home app Voice control with Google Assistant & Alexa Google Nest Thermostat - Smart Thermostat for Home - Programmable Wifi Thermostat - Fog

**Brand:** google
**Price:** € 253.50
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## Summary

> 🌡️ Stay cozy, save smart — the future of home comfort is in your hands!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Google Nest Thermostat - Smart Thermostat for Home - Programmable Wifi Thermostat - Fog by google
- **How much does it cost?** € 253.50 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- google enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted google brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Smart Energy Saver:** Automatically adjusts temperature when you're away to cut energy waste and lower bills.
- • **Clean Energy Champion:** Nest Renew integration prioritizes cleaner, cheaper energy usage for eco-conscious living.
- • **Seamless Voice Control:** Hands-free temperature management with Google Assistant and Alexa compatibility.
- • **Effortless Remote Access:** Control your home's climate from anywhere using your smartphone, tablet, or laptop.
- • **DIY Friendly Installation:** Quick 30-minute setup with included hardware, compatible with 85% of HVAC systems.

## Overview

The Google Nest Thermostat is an ENERGY STAR certified, programmable smart thermostat designed for easy DIY installation and seamless integration with Google Home and Alexa. It offers remote temperature control, voice commands, HVAC system monitoring, and supports Nest Renew for prioritizing clean energy usage. Compatible with most heating and cooling systems, it helps reduce energy waste by automatically adjusting settings when you're away, making it a top choice for modern, eco-conscious homes.

## Description

Meet the Google Nest Thermostat, the smart thermostat at a cozy price. It can turn itself down, so you can save when you’re away, and it’s comfortable when you come back home.[1] You can control it from anywhere using the Google Home app – whether you’re running errands or in bed.[1] And it’s designed to install yourself, usually in 30 minutes or less. [1] Remote control and mobile notifications require working internet and Wi-Fi. [2] Alerts can notify you of a potential issue with eligible HVAC systems. They’re meant to provide helpful information, not an endorsement, representation, or warranty of any kind about the health of your HVAC system. Alerts aren’t intended to replace a diagnosis by a qualified HVAC professional. [3] Voice control requires a compatible device, and working internet and Wi-Fi. [4] ENERGY STAR and the ENERGY STAR mark are registered trademarks owned by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. [5]Nest Renew requires 3rd generation Nest Learning Thermostat, Nest Thermostat E, or the newest Nest Thermostat (sold separately), connected to a Google account. Only available in areas served by major continental US grids. Only available for customers on certain electric utility time-of-use rates. Learn more at support.google.com/googlenest/answer/11156316. [6]Adjustments only shift electricity usage from your heating and cooling.

Review: Do research before you decide to buy - I was looking for a basic, smart thermostat for our cabin so I could monitor the temperature over the winter in the event of heating issues or someone kicking the door in and it freezing inside; and also, because we turn the heat way down while not there, I could turn it back up on the way there and have it already warm when we arrive. As I read reviews on this thermostat, which I kept going back to when I reviewed others, it seemed like most complaints were about needing a "c" wire to the thermostat and Google not disclosing that. I can't speak to that as I'm not sure it's absolutely necessary, I knew nothing of wiring a thermostat to a furnace. I went into it though assuming I needed a "c" wire and researched different ways to do it. There were other complaints like displayed temperature inaccuracies, but at the end of the day I went with the basic Google Nest in sand color (looks pink to me). I'm glad I spent the time researching ahead of time and, so far, glad I didn't listen to the "don't buy this product" reviews. Does exactly what I want it to do, easy to use, displays perfectly accurate temperature, and was easy to install (again, glad I researched quite a bit and was prepared). Now for my install experience: Just for the record, my cabin furnace is heat only, so I only really needed 2 low voltage wires from the thermostat to the furnace. The existing cable had 3 wires however, one of which (the green one) was not hooked up at either end. FYI, take the advice of the "how to" videos and take a picture of the wire locations on the old thermostat before removing them, and make sure the furnace breaker is off too. The green wire, as I researched, is usually for operating the furnace fan separate from when it's on for heating or cooling, something I, and probably most people, don't use. The white and red wires were hooked to their corresponding letter coded (R&W) spaces on the thermostat and furnace. I had purchased a plug-in 24v transformer with a long set of wires, based on my previous research, to use as the "c" wire, which I learned supplies power to the thermostat. I intended on plugging it into a nearby outlet, running the wire alongside some doorframe trim, which would hide the wire, and into the wall behind the new thermostat. This, I think, would have worked just fine. I also learned though, from watching another "how-to" video just before I started the project, that all furnaces have a 24v connection space along with where all the other thermostat wires would go. So I just hooked the unused green wire to the "c", or 24v, spot on the furnace and to the "c" connector on the Nest thermostat. *The Nest comes with wire identifying stickers and I did label this wire on both ends to indicate it's now the power wire. Once the wiring was done, turned the breaker back on and followed the install directions from the Google Home app. The only minor issues I had was that the display was in Celsius, not Fahrenheit, and it took me awhile to figure out that this needed to be changed via the phone app, not the thermostat. There may be a way, but I couldn't figure that out. Also, was a little nervous because of the previous reviews I read when the initial temperature displayed about 4-5 degrees above the actual temperature, but by the time I cleaned everything up, it was right on. In Google's defense, it did indicate it takes a little bit to adjust itself. Very happy with it and glad I picked this one-so far anyhow.
Review: It works and was a great price with utility rebate - I bought this when it went on sale and also discovered that PG&E offers a $50 rebate. This made it a no brainer to replace the lousy Honeywell thermostat I've been wanting to replace for a while. It's works good, was easy to install, and does a better job than the Honeywell it replaced. No issues with WiFi connection or app servers being flaky or down. I like that it also has trends showing how long it runs during each day, a nice addition would be temperature and humidity trends too. Some things to be aware of: 1. Google owns Nest, so this "Nest" thermostat will only work with the Google Home app and not the Nest app. I have another Nest device that only works on the Nest app. It is annoying as I would prefer they work in either one app or the other or have the option to move both into one app, but it's not world ending. I found the Home app to be just fine, but a couple of things like where to access and edit the schedules could be more intuitive. 2. You can remove your existing thermostat, note the way it is wired, and check to make sure this is compatible with what you have on their website before you buy it. 3. This will only support 2-stage heat OR 2-stage cooling, not both. If your system has both this isn't going to provide you with ideal results and I suggest buying something else. 4. The installation manual is using the Home app to scan the QR code on the thermostat. It does a decent job stepping through the installation process and will even connect the thermostat to your WiFi for you. However I did run into an issue with the wiring diagram it provided with my 2-stage gas heating, I answered "yes" to "does your thermostat have two sets of labels" or something along those words, and it mismatched the labeling on the 2-stage heat wire. I went back to the question and said "no" and the wire label was then correct. This was more of an annoyance to me, but I could see this potentially causing unnecessary headaches for someone unfamiliar with thermostat wiring. 5. Make sure you have the C-wire, or if you don't have it get the C-wire adapter kit they offer. From some of the reviews if you don't you're going to have a bad time. Mine has the C-wire as most newer HVAC units do so wasn't a concern for me. 6. It was actually very easy to add other household members in to allow them access to the thermostat in the Home app and have it track if they are home or not for it to automatically go into Eco Mode if it detects everyone is gone. I haven't yet enabled this feature so I can't say how well it works yet.

## Features

- ENERGY STAR certified smart thermostat for home that helps you save energy and stay comfortable.Control the temperature with your voice using smart home devices that work with Google Assistant or Alexa[3]Nest Renew makes it simple to support clean energy right from home; it works with your Nest Thermostat[5] to help you automatically prioritize your usage[6] to times when energy is cleaner or less expensive.Product note: You can also check your system’s compatibility before purchasing a Nest thermostat with our online Nest Compatibility Checker on the Google Nest support page
- The Nest Thermostat is designed to work without a C wire in most homes, but for some systems, including heating only, cooling only, zone controlled, and heat pump systems, you’ll need a C wire or other compatible power accessory. You can control your Nest Thermostat manually when there's no internet connection.
- Nest Thermostat turns itself down when you leave, so you don’t waste energy heating or cooling an empty home
- Programmable thermostat that lets you create an energy efficient schedule in the Google Home app on your Android or iPhone
- Remote control lets family members change the thermostat temperature from anywhere on a phone, laptop, or tablet[1]. | Control the temperature with your voice using smart home devices that work with Google Assistant or Alexa[3].
- Savings Finder looks for more ways your thermostat can help you save, and suggests tweaks to your schedule in the app; check with your energy provider to learn more about rebates and more ways to save on a Nest thermostat
- Smart thermostat with HVAC monitoring, which looks out for your heating and cooling systems; sends an alert if something doesn’t seem right, along with helpful reminders to make maintenance easier[2]
- Control Nest Thermostat with Google Home and other smart home platforms. Compatible with Google Assistant and all Matter-certified voice assistants. Voice control requires a compatible smart device.
- It’s easy to install your thermostat, typically in 30 minutes or less, with everything you need included in the box; it’s compatible with 85% of heating and cooling systems
- Please refer to the product description section below for all applicable legal disclaimers denoted by the bracketed numbers in the preceding bullet points (e.g., [1], [2], etc.)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08HRWWCTR |
| Additional Features | Programmable |
| Backlight | Yes |
| Best Sellers Rank | #317 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #1 in Home Programmable Thermostats |
| Brand | Google |
| Brand Name | Google |
| Color | Fog |
| Connectivity Protocol | Wi-Fi |
| Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Control Type | Button Control |
| Controller Type | Android, Google Assistant, Vera, iOS, nest |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 28,416 Reviews |
| Display Type | LED or LCD |
| Finish Types | Matte |
| Included Components | Documentation bundle, Mounting screws, Nest Thermostat, Steel plate |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 1.07"D x 3.31"W x 3.31"H |
| Item Height | 1.07 inches |
| Item Type Name | Thermostat |
| Item Weight | 4.9 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Google |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 1 year. |
| Model Name | Google Nest Thermostat |
| Model Number | GA02083-US |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount |
| Number of Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. (included) |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 1.07"D x 3.31"W x 3.31"H |
| Product Style | Programmable Wifi Thermostat |
| Shape | Round |
| Special Feature | Programmable |
| Specific Uses For Product | Heat Pump |
| Specification Met | Energy Star |
| Temperature Control Type | Heating, Cooling |
| UPC | 193575007717 |
| Voltage | 24 Volts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Google
- **Controller Type:** Android, Google Assistant, Vera, iOS, nest
- **Model Name:** Google Nest Thermostat
- **Product Dimensions:** 1.07"D x 3.31"W x 3.31"H
- **Special Feature:** Programmable

## Images

![Google Nest Thermostat - Smart Thermostat for Home - Programmable Wifi Thermostat - Fog - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41XPirHnd5L.jpg)
![Google Nest Thermostat - Smart Thermostat for Home - Programmable Wifi Thermostat - Fog - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71PLMb+rniL.jpg)
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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Why can’t I see heating options in my Nest Thermostat?**
A: In the Home app:
- On the home screen, select your thermostat.
- Tap Temperature mode Heat mode.
- Choose the mode you want.

On the thermostat:
- Tap to open the Menu view.
- Slide your finger to Temperature mode Heat mode and tap to select.
- Slide your finger to the mode you want, then tap to set it.

Please contact us anytime here if further assistance is required: https://support.google.com/googlenest/gethelp

**Q: Can I lock this thermostat where only I can control it from my phone?**
A: No. The Nest Thermostat (2020) doesn't have a lock feature unlike previous Nest thermostat models. Take a look at this link to learn more about all Nest thermostats: https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/9248184

**Q: Can you turn off the feature that causes it to realize if you are home or not?**
A: Yes you can have it set steady instead of the smart mode for different times.

**Q: Does this product work with units having gas furnace systems?**
A: Yes, it works with both natural gas and propane heating systems.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Do research before you decide to buy
*by T***H on December 5, 2020*

I was looking for a basic, smart thermostat for our cabin so I could monitor the temperature over the winter in the event of heating issues or someone kicking the door in and it freezing inside; and also, because we turn the heat way down while not there, I could turn it back up on the way there and have it already warm when we arrive. As I read reviews on this thermostat, which I kept going back to when I reviewed others, it seemed like most complaints were about needing a "c" wire to the thermostat and Google not disclosing that. I can't speak to that as I'm not sure it's absolutely necessary, I knew nothing of wiring a thermostat to a furnace. I went into it though assuming I needed a "c" wire and researched different ways to do it. There were other complaints like displayed temperature inaccuracies, but at the end of the day I went with the basic Google Nest in sand color (looks pink to me). I'm glad I spent the time researching ahead of time and, so far, glad I didn't listen to the "don't buy this product" reviews. Does exactly what I want it to do, easy to use, displays perfectly accurate temperature, and was easy to install (again, glad I researched quite a bit and was prepared). Now for my install experience: Just for the record, my cabin furnace is heat only, so I only really needed 2 low voltage wires from the thermostat to the furnace. The existing cable had 3 wires however, one of which (the green one) was not hooked up at either end. FYI, take the advice of the "how to" videos and take a picture of the wire locations on the old thermostat before removing them, and make sure the furnace breaker is off too. The green wire, as I researched, is usually for operating the furnace fan separate from when it's on for heating or cooling, something I, and probably most people, don't use. The white and red wires were hooked to their corresponding letter coded (R&W) spaces on the thermostat and furnace. I had purchased a plug-in 24v transformer with a long set of wires, based on my previous research, to use as the "c" wire, which I learned supplies power to the thermostat. I intended on plugging it into a nearby outlet, running the wire alongside some doorframe trim, which would hide the wire, and into the wall behind the new thermostat. This, I think, would have worked just fine. I also learned though, from watching another "how-to" video just before I started the project, that all furnaces have a 24v connection space along with where all the other thermostat wires would go. So I just hooked the unused green wire to the "c", or 24v, spot on the furnace and to the "c" connector on the Nest thermostat. *The Nest comes with wire identifying stickers and I did label this wire on both ends to indicate it's now the power wire. Once the wiring was done, turned the breaker back on and followed the install directions from the Google Home app. The only minor issues I had was that the display was in Celsius, not Fahrenheit, and it took me awhile to figure out that this needed to be changed via the phone app, not the thermostat. There may be a way, but I couldn't figure that out. Also, was a little nervous because of the previous reviews I read when the initial temperature displayed about 4-5 degrees above the actual temperature, but by the time I cleaned everything up, it was right on. In Google's defense, it did indicate it takes a little bit to adjust itself. Very happy with it and glad I picked this one-so far anyhow.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It works and was a great price with utility rebate
*by M***T on February 16, 2022*

I bought this when it went on sale and also discovered that PG&E offers a $50 rebate. This made it a no brainer to replace the lousy Honeywell thermostat I've been wanting to replace for a while. It's works good, was easy to install, and does a better job than the Honeywell it replaced. No issues with WiFi connection or app servers being flaky or down. I like that it also has trends showing how long it runs during each day, a nice addition would be temperature and humidity trends too. Some things to be aware of: 1. Google owns Nest, so this "Nest" thermostat will only work with the Google Home app and not the Nest app. I have another Nest device that only works on the Nest app. It is annoying as I would prefer they work in either one app or the other or have the option to move both into one app, but it's not world ending. I found the Home app to be just fine, but a couple of things like where to access and edit the schedules could be more intuitive. 2. You can remove your existing thermostat, note the way it is wired, and check to make sure this is compatible with what you have on their website before you buy it. 3. This will only support 2-stage heat OR 2-stage cooling, not both. If your system has both this isn't going to provide you with ideal results and I suggest buying something else. 4. The installation manual is using the Home app to scan the QR code on the thermostat. It does a decent job stepping through the installation process and will even connect the thermostat to your WiFi for you. However I did run into an issue with the wiring diagram it provided with my 2-stage gas heating, I answered "yes" to "does your thermostat have two sets of labels" or something along those words, and it mismatched the labeling on the 2-stage heat wire. I went back to the question and said "no" and the wire label was then correct. This was more of an annoyance to me, but I could see this potentially causing unnecessary headaches for someone unfamiliar with thermostat wiring. 5. Make sure you have the C-wire, or if you don't have it get the C-wire adapter kit they offer. From some of the reviews if you don't you're going to have a bad time. Mine has the C-wire as most newer HVAC units do so wasn't a concern for me. 6. It was actually very easy to add other household members in to allow them access to the thermostat in the Home app and have it track if they are home or not for it to automatically go into Eco Mode if it detects everyone is gone. I haven't yet enabled this feature so I can't say how well it works yet.

### ⭐ It went from bad to worse
*by H***O on August 13, 2025*

I've purchased two of these. I wanted something like my old Nest thermostats, but I needed to mount some without C-wires and these can run on batteries. Programmable thermostats are a must in my opinion, and being able to control them from your phone is a nice convenience. That's where the pros end. I put up with the far from intuitive controls on the unit itself, since I expected to set it and forget it. That worked ok for quite a while, long enough to decide to buy the second one. Then something changed. It stopped following the schedules we programmed. I'm not sure if there was a firmware update, but both units (not even in the same zipcode) started going into auto-eco mode no matter what I programmed them to do. I've read some people's argument that it's a "smart" thermostat and I should expect that. Well, it's not very smart if it turns it's self up to 80 degrees (Fahrenheit) five minutes after I set it to 72 and go into a different room. The problem is that it tries to know when you're home, but if the thermostat is not in an area where people are, then it assumes no one is home and goes into auto-eco mode. Search online for help, and all you can find is other people with the same frustration. So I give up, and decide to at least set the eco mode to the lowest temperature it will allow, which is 76. That way when it decides we shouldn't have AC, at least it won't get too hot. Not perfect, but better than 80. Then when I really am away, and I set it to 80, it goes into auto-eco mode, which was then 76. That's right, it tried to save energy by running my AC more. Very smart. I contact google. At least an hour on the chat. I ask to communicate through email because it's taking so long. Dozens of emails later, and they just stopped responding. Their solutions ranged from sending me in endless loops looking for settings that don't exist, to buying more thermostats and returning mine for a credit. So I would be buying, and going through the installation process, of exact replacements. When I asked what they would do if the issue still persisted (in trying to avoid going through everything for nothing) they would not tell me. Take the extra step of installing a c-wire, and get the old Nest thermostats. I still have two of them, and I love them. The controls are as intuitive as you can get. I didn't even mention the controls on the google devices. No touch feedback of any sort, and it's in a spot on the device that isn't usually visible when it's mounted to a wall. From teenagers to the elderly, everyone finds the controls are unnecessarily frustrating. 1 star because I can control it from my phone.

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