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I've had a Nest for ~ 3 years now. It was a mistake. The "learning" on it is not intelligent enough to understand the idiosyncrasies of our 60 yr old house. I h
by nrjames 11y ago
I've had a Nest for ~ 3 years now. It was a mistake. The "learning" on it is not intelligent enough to understand the idiosyncrasies of our 60 yr old house. I have to manually adjust it every day to make sure my kids are roasting/freezing in their bedrooms. I really should just switch it back to a manual thermostat.
- atom_enger 11y ago> to make sure my kids are roasting/freezing in their bedrooms. I'm sure it's just a grammatical mistake, but I lol'ed. We have a lot of problems with the Nest thermostats at work. I've got a 10 year old basic thermostat at home that works exactly as it should. Follows its schedule perfectly. No "learning" necessary.
- knz 11y agoDisable the autoaway settings and you have a conventional thermostat with the advantage of being able to remotely adjust the temperature.
- ecopoesis 11y agoAnd use something like Skylark to set home or away based on geofencing your phone.