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> No, they are left with a normal programmable thermostat with a nicer interface than most. Ehh... I don't think the Nest Thermostat is completely programmable
by cptskippy 11y ago
> No, they are left with a normal programmable thermostat with a nicer interface than most.
Ehh... I don't think the Nest Thermostat is completely programmable from the hardware itself. You can definitely set temperatures and toggle between heat/cool, heat, and cool; but I don't think you can edit the schedule. Even if you could, I don't think I'd want to. The hardware's UI is beautiful but UX leaves much to be desired.
- supergeek133 11y agoYou can edit the schedule from the thermostat (at least v3 I think). But scheduling interfaces are hard.
- mikestew 11y agobut I don't think you can edit the schedule. Second time I've seen this in this thread, so I walked over and checked our V1 Nest: yup, you can edit it on the device. And I rescind my earlier comment on usability: it's actually not that bad. Certainly easier than the programmable thermostat it replaced.
- cptskippy 11y agoI just checked my v1 and I was able to edit the schedule but I have no way of knowing if I was editing my weekly schedule or making a 1-off correction. I'm guess it's the later and not the former because the change isn't reflected in the App. From my perspective it is pretty bad. While I could edit an entry in the schedule (e.g. move it, change temp range), I had no way to add or remove an entry in the schedule, had no idea what the original values were, how to cancel/undo, or know what I was editing without making a change. It was frustrating at best.