Control Nest Learning Thermostat (3rd gen or earlier) and Nest Thermostat E with the Home app after you migrate your Nest Account to a Google Account. The Nest app also offers full control …

Note: For help with the Nest Thermostat, go to our Get started with your Nest Thermostat article. You can add your thermostat to an account to control it from your phone, change settings …

Nest has announced the end of support for Nest Learning Thermostats (1st and 2nd gen). Your thermostat will no longer connect to or work in the Google Nest app or Google Home app …

If you’ve just installed your Google Nest thermostat or if you’ve reset it to defaults, you’ll need to go through setup with the Nest app. Your thermostat will ask a few basic questions about your …

Nest Thermostat and Nest Learning Thermostat (4th gen) Important: If a professional has already installed your thermostat, refer to How to set up your thermostat after professional installation. …

Google Nest thermostats look similar, and share similar software, but there are some important differences that you’ll need to know for troubleshooting, installation and more. You can look at …

Locking your Google Nest thermostat prevents people from changing settings or changing the temperature outside of a restricted range with the thermostat. Anyone who shares access to …

Nest thermostat temperature schedules You can create or adjust the temperature schedule of your Google Nest thermostat the way you want in the app or directly on the thermostat.

After you’ve tested your system, connect your Nest thermostat to the Nest app so you can control it with your phone, manage your energy history, lock your thermostat so the temperature can’t …

Your Google Nest thermostat can automatically switch to Eco Temperatures after it senses nobody’s home. You’ll know Eco Temperatures are active when you see “ECO” on your …