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Definitely an improvement at the same price point. Sure, but not a big enough difference (for most folks) to consider upgrading from a 2nd-gen.
by dionidium 11y ago
Definitely an improvement at the same price point.
Sure, but not a big enough difference (for most folks) to consider upgrading from a 2nd-gen.
- ceejayoz 11y ago> Sure, but not a big enough difference (for most folks) to consider upgrading from a 2nd-gen. Agreed, but thermostats really shouldn't be something we have to replace every 1-2 years anyways. Hell, I've a v1 (.12) Nest and see nothing compelling to make me upgrade - and that makes me happy.
- dionidium 11y agoAgreed, but thermostats really shouldn't be something we have to replace every 1-2 years anyways. Neither are phones and laptops, really. The difference is that those advance at a rate that makes an upgrade compelling. I have a Mid-2009 Macbook Pro. It's fine. I put an SSD in it recently and it's even better than fine. The only time I get the impulse to replace it is when I'm near a newer Macbook. In a vacuum, it's all I'd ever need. Sadly (for my wallet), it doesn't exist in a vacuum.
- Someone1234 11y agoI'd agree with that. Maybe from the 1st gen to the 3rd?