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There’s a lot of great smart home tech out there, and one of the more popular devices you’ll come across is Google’s Nest Thermostat. We’re seeing a lot of smart home deals available today, and they include things like router deals, security camera deals, and Amazon Echo deals. But also among them are Nest Thermostat deals, and we’ve wrangled up all of the best Nest Thermostat deals to take a look at right now. Read onward for all of the details on how to save on new and refurbished Nest Thermostats, and if you’re looking for further savings on household tech be sure to drop by today’s air fryer deals, Instant Pot deals, and coffee maker deals.

Google Nest Temperature Sensor — $29 $39 26% off

A Google Nest Temperature Sensor on a bedroom wall.
Google

The Google Nest Temperature Sensor is a great device to add to your home if you already have a Google Nest Thermostat. Most homes aren’t the same temperature in every room, and Nest Temperature Sensor can communicate with a Nest Thermostat which rooms should be a certain temperature at different times throughout the day. All you have to do is place it on a shelf or on the wall. You can also add multiple Google Nest Temperature Sensors throughout your home to create an efficient heating and cooling network.

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Google Nest Thermostat — $92 $130 29% off

Adjusting the temperature on the Google Nest Thermostat.
Google

With the Google Nest Thermostat you’re getting the perfect Nest Thermostat model if what you want is a nice balance of simplicity and capability. It’s incredibly easy to install, as installation typically takes less than 30 minutes. It’s just as easy to use, and you can even control it from the Google Home app. With this combination you can easily adjust temperature and comfort settings from anywhere. You can also create and adjust heating and cooling schedules straight from the app. Voice commands are also in play with the Nest Thermostat, making things like changing the temperature as simple as saying so.

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Google Nest Thermostat  — $115 $130 12% off

A person operating the Google Nest thermostat.
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The refurbished model of the Google Nest Thermostat is inspected, test, and refurbished to ensure full functionality, so you can purchase knowing you’re not just getting somebody’s discarded junk. This makes it worth the savings you’ll find with the refurbished model, as it offers all of the same features you’ll find in a brand new Google Nest Thermostat. It sets up easily and is compatible with the Google Home app. It can monitor your cooling and heating systems and alert you if something doesn’t seem right. It’s even capable of finding more ways for you to save by suggesting tweaks to your cooling and heating schedules.

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Google Nest Learning Thermostat (3rd Gen) — $190 $249 24% off

The Google Nest Learning Thermostat mounted on an office wall above a desk and lamp.
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The Google Nest Learning Thermostat is the flagship device in Google’s Nest Thermostat line. The Google Nest Learning Thermostat and Google Nest Thermostat are comparable, though this comes in as Nest’s premium model. It includes a metal housing, the ability to learn your family’s temperature preferences, and better temperature regulation by pairing with additional Nest Temperature Sensors. It has a range of impressive smart features designed to make life around the house a little easier, including the ability to adjust itself after you leave so you aren’t heating or cooling an empty home.

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Google Nest Learning Thermostat plus Nest Temperature Sensor — $188 $230 18% off

The Google Nest Learning Thermostat plus Nest Temperature Sensor against a white background.
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Bundles make a great way to save, and here you’ll get the Google Nest Thermostat paired with a Nest Temperature Sensor. You’ll be getting all of the great smart features and premium know-how the Nest Learning Thermostat adds to your home, as well as a way to expand things with the Nest Temperature Sensor.

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Andrew Morrisey
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