I exactly felt this way until spring of last year, when the founder was fired. After that, there has been really great, killer-app features which make me love

I exactly felt this way until spring of last year, when the founder was fired. After that, there has been really great, killer-app features which make me love my Nest again. They have human-detection, which is critical for security, and it really useful. I don't look at any alerts that say "Nest has detected a human", etc. And the app has gotten pretty decent. You can scroll through a lot of footage very quickly, or look only at the footage where an alert was generated. Overall, I think the Nest has gone from frustratingly useless to really great since earlier last year.