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Announced on April 7, the Aqara W200 smart thermostat is the first to take advantage of Apple's Adaptive Temperature technology for Apple Home, and that's a big deal for users.

Earlier this year, Google announced it would end support for the first- and second-generation Nest Learning Thermostat on October 25, 2025. These thermostats can still be used, but you can no longer ...

06:20, Fri, Oct 17, 2025 Updated: 07:35, Fri, Oct 17, 2025 If you have a Google Nest thermostat attached to your wall and use it to control your heating, it might be about to stop working properly ...

Nest has announced the end of support date for its first- and second-generation Learning Thermostats. This end of support means that your smart thermostats will no longer work or connect to your ...

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So, you just got a new Nest Hub, huh? That’s awesome! These little gadgets are super handy for all sorts of things, from playing your favorite tunes to keeping an eye on your smart home devices.

Smart thermostats don't have to be confusing -- and most take care of the details themselves. As Adina Roth, product lead for the Nest Learning Thermostat, says, "The most amazing part of a smart ...

Google has announced it will be ending support for its older Nest thermostats later in the year. This affects 1st and 2nd generation models of the Nest Thermostat. Google has also said that it will no ...

The first Nest Learning Thermostat was introduced 14 years ago. From Oct.25, it will lose software support and with it some of its unique features. The same will apply to two second-generation models.