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Nest claims to save people, on average, 19.5% on their heating and cooling bill. If you're paying $50 per month for heating/cooling and you buy a Nest, you're n
by cloudwalking 13y ago
Nest claims to save people, on average, 19.5% on their heating and cooling bill. If you're paying $50 per month for heating/cooling and you buy a Nest, you're now paying $40 per month instead.
Over a few years time, Nest quickly pays for itself, saves you money every month, and reduces your energy footprint.
It doesn't seem like a "massively over engineered pretty device that very few people need" to me.
- Nickoladze 13y agoIt depends on how much you care about energy efficiency. I, for instance, run 3 separate computers 24/7 when I could probably get away with combining them into 1 or 2 if I wanted. I could also turn them off when I'm not home. I just don't really care.
- cmelbye 13y agoDespite your personal preferences, I don't think it's really up for debate that a lot of people would, in general, like to spend less money than they currently spend.