Google Nest Learning Thermostat (4th Gen, 2024) with Nest Temperature Sensor – Energy Saving Smart Thermostat with Adaptive Eco – Works with Alexa and Google Home App – Polished Obsidian
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(as of Jan 09, 2025 11:12:02 UTC – Details)
The Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen) is Google’s smartest, most advanced thermostat yet. It’s a beautiful way to save energy. It learns the temperatures you like, when you like them, even as your routine changes.[1] And it helps make sure your heating and cooling systems run smoothly.
Nest’s smartest, most advanced thermostat yet, the Google Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen) is a beautiful, brilliant way to save energy, keep your home comfortable, and help make sure your heating and cooling systems are running smoothly
The Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen) works with most 24V systems, including gas, electric, oil, forced air, heat pump, and radiant, and no C wire is required for installation in most homes; visit the Nest Compatibility Checker for more info
It comes with the Nest Temperature Sensor (2nd gen) and works with any Nest Temperature Sensor; put a sensor in any room to help manage hot and cold spots, and use the Google Home app to set the temp it should reach at a certain time of day[1]
The Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen) can help save an average of 12% on heating bills and 15% on cooling bills[2]
With natural heating and cooling, the Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen) learns how the temperature outside affects the temperature inside, and pauses your system to help you save[1]
Automatically adjusts display brightness to deliver the best readability. You can also manually adjust brightness
The thermostat is made with premium materials in elegant finishes; with a 60% larger borderless display and Dynamic Farsight, you can see info from across the room[1,11]; choose the design, like a clock, the temp, weather, and more
Smart Schedule learns the temps you like, and when you like them; it suggests tweaks to help you save, and you can accept them in the app[1]; and Adaptive Eco helps find an energy-saving temperature, based on the temperature outside[1]
The thermostat is easy to install yourself, usually in 40 min or less[5]; you can control it and your other compatible smart home devices in the Google Home app[1]; or change the temp just by using your voice with Alexa or a Nest smart speaker[3]
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Customers say
Customers appreciate the thermostat’s appearance, ease of installation, and functionality. They like the new design, easy setup, and seamless integration with their heating system. The thermostat learns your temperature preferences and adjusts automatically. It’s a great learning thermostat that is easy to use. However, some customers have issues with brightness. There are mixed opinions on functionality, app compatibility, and build quality.
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10 reviews for Google Nest Learning Thermostat (4th Gen, 2024) with Nest Temperature Sensor – Energy Saving Smart Thermostat with Adaptive Eco – Works with Alexa and Google Home App – Polished Obsidian
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JustADude –
No C-wire needed, works well, & looks nice
Three reasons I like this product:1) C-Wire: I don’t have a c-wire available. There are VERY few modern smart thermostats that claim to work without one.I first tried one of the others, the Sensi. It did not have any apparent easy way to determine in advance if it would work without a c-wire. It didn’t work for me. The lack of an easy advance tool cost both of us time and money; a lose/lose. A wrote a well-deserved 1 star review of that product.This product does have a very easy tool to determine in advance if it will work without a c-wire. It took me literally 10 seconds to use that tool & be confident this would work. And, it does, in fact, work great without a c-wire.2) Functionality:It comes with a remote temp sensor which is a new thing for me and a great idea. I put mine in the bedroom. It was crazy-easy to set up and I really like the simple interface letting you choose when & how you want the thermostat to use it. It says you can add more of these if you want.Programming a daily schedule is incredibly easy as is making quick adjustments to that schedule.It has all sorts of other features such as auto-adjusting based on who is home, learning your patterns & making further auto adjustments, accepting voice commands, and so on. I do not want to use any of those things. They made it very easy for me to just say “no thanks” to all of those things and still have a nice seamless experience.3) Appearance: I hesitated to buy this product because it is round while my previous thermostat was rectangular and the wall is messed up everywhere behind the area of the old thermostat. Yes, I can patch a wall and paint it – but, no, I don’t really want to if I can avoid it. It was a pleasant surprise to me that this thermostat came with an optional large faceplate that is made to cover up the bad wall in exactly my situation. I used it and it is great.Privacy is a concern but that seems to come with just about everything these days so – I don’t know – just get over it?I recommend this.
Nitestorm –
Futuristic and Modern Style
This thermostat is well-built and integrated seamlessly with my Lennox system. While it doesn’t offer the extensive features of some competitors (like detailed graphs or video doorbell integration), it meets my needs perfectly. Setup was straightforward, thanks to its automatic system recognition. For those with more complex setups, Nest Pro installers can access advanced programming options. However, for standard systems, this isn’t necessary. I anticipate future software updates will further enhance its capabilities.
F4Flyer –
Other reviewers got it wrong
I see that several people said they sent back this thermostat only because it was not bright enough. They were too impatient. Google QUICKLY updated the software and pushed it down automatically to our thermostat so that there is now a manual way to set the brightness to the desired level.This thing is beautiful. like a piece of jewelry on the way and the adjustment ring is very smooth. Clearly this is the best version of the thermostat that Google ever made and some nice new features as well. We bought the gold version and think it looks best.
Zach –
Terrible – won’t learn correctly or stay on (Google Home is also a terrible interface)
Bought this the day it came out excited for a Gen 4 Nest to put in a new build house. Set up seemed super easy but was too good to be true, seems it didn’t “learn” properly and it stopped working correctly within 36 hours (Would read “76 cooling to 72” but the HVAC system was not actually running, just the fan). It’s summer in Texas and this thermostat just does not cut it. Luckily, the house is sealed up pretty well and the insulation is brand-new or we’d sweat to death.Suffered through this for a couple days thinking it was still learning and/or updating software in the background but finally gave up, deleted everything, and started over with full setup process. Seemed to work but only for a day or so. Suffered for a few more days, hoping it would be learning or figure itself out, to no avail. Deleted everything, re-did setup, again. Worked for a couple days and then didn’t, again.It also forces you to setup and interface with this thermostat through Google Home which is absolutely awful compared with the old Nest app.HVAC tech came out and said NESTs were over 50% of his calls, the unit wasn’t properly telling the fan or cooling system what to do. HVAC system is a brand new 16-seer Goodman system that is super simple, no variable speed fans or equipment like that; just a solid, simple system. So it was not the HVAC equipment’s fault.Since we had to wait to close on the house and then went through a couple weeks and cycles of the setup process we are outside of the return window now, so that’s $400 down the drains (bought the extra sensors too, for a total of four, and only two would stay registered/recognized).Will never buy a Nest again.
Steven Fisher –
Beautiful design with some flaws.
My 4th Gen Nest was delivered yesterday in silver, upgraded from 3rd Gen Nest.A few first impressions:It’s a beautiful device, and the mushroom-style design gives the impression that the thermostat is floating.The screen could be a bit brighter. It’s often hard to see smaller and shaded graphical elements. I also preferred the 3rd gen display turning blue or red when the cooling or heating was active. But I also get Google is going for a more subtle visual style.The Farsight clock is very nice and useful, as I walk by it constantly during the day.The Google Home app is dramatically worse than the Nest app. It’s fidgety and just barely intuitive with a flat and dull UI. There’s also no way to access it on MacOS.Matter support for the thermostat is terrific, but there’s no support for the sensors. That’s a miss. I have Starling, so I’ll get support in a future update, but it’s pretty frustrating that they left this out.Overall, a nice but slightly flawed upgrade.
Chris Scade –
The Gen 4 with temperature sensor is awesome, the whole house is warm and no C wire needed. Before the upstairs used to be a few degrees cooler/hotter than the main floor.
AJ –
I recently upgraded to the Google Nest Learning Thermostat (4th Gen) with the Nest Temperature Sensor (2nd Gen), and I couldnât be happier with the purchase. This device not only modernized my home but also noticeably reduced my energy consumption.What I Loved:Adaptive Learning â The thermostat quickly learned my schedule and started adjusting the temperature automatically to fit my lifestyle. I barely have to touch it now!Sleek Design â The circular display looks clean and futuristic. It fits perfectly with my home décor.Remote Sensors â The Nest Temperature Sensor is a game-changer. I placed it in my childâs room, and the thermostat now prioritizes that area, ensuring a comfortable temperature where it matters most.Energy Savings â Within the first month, I noticed a drop in my energy bill. The Eco Mode kicks in when weâre away, and it does a great job of managing heating/cooling efficiently.App Control â Adjusting the temperature from my phone (or even voice control with Google Assistant) is incredibly convenient. I can tweak settings from anywhere, which is especially handy when traveling.Room for Improvement:Price â It’s on the higher end, but considering the energy savings and convenience, I see it as an investment that pays for itself.Installation â While not overly complex, some people might prefer professional installation if they aren’t familiar with HVAC systems.Final Thoughts:If you’re looking to upgrade to a smart thermostat that blends tech, energy efficiency, and comfort, this is it. The combination of learning technology and temperature sensors ensures your home stays cozy in the right places at the right times. Highly recommended!
Jakob Voogd –
The Next Gen 4 Thermostat is a fantastic addition to my smart home setup! Itâs incredibly easy to install and use, with a sleek design that looks great on the wall. The intuitive controls and app connectivity make adjusting the temperature effortless, even when Iâm away from home. The energy-saving features have already made a noticeable difference on my energy bills. I also love the detailed reports and insights on energy usage. Highly recommend this for anyone looking to upgrade their homeâs climate control system!
Darren Goodman –
So far so good. Still figuring things out like continuous fan operation. I really like I can set heat or air conditioning from almost anywhere. Took about 30 minutes to install. Watch the videos.
S.G.G –
Woks just as advertised. ensure you follow the wireing diagram.easy to install. Easy to program and setup on your devices.