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- The Nest Learning Thermostat is well-designed, easy to use, and offers plenty of great features.
- The device can be controlled through your phone, and will learn your routine as it goes.
- For a limited time, the thermostat is on sale for $70 off at Best Buy, so you'll pay $199.99 instead of $269.99.
- You'll also get an external temperature sensor as part of the deal.
The Nest Learning Thermostat is considered by many to be the best thermostat you can buy, thanks to its stunning design, range of smart features, and easy-to-use interface. For a limited time, you can get the Nest Learning Thermostat with an external temperature sensor for $70 off at Best Buy.
There are a ton of things that make the Nest Learning Thermostat such a great device. For starters, the thermostat is super well-designed. It's available in a range of different colors, and features a beautiful stainless steel ring around a glass face, which displays the temperature of your home. You'll use the ring around the edge to control the device's software and raise or lower the temperature.
The Nest replaces your existing thermostat and can intelligently control your home's heating and cooling setup automatically, so you often don't have to do anything. On top of that, you'll also be able to control the smart thermostat straight from your phone, and it'll learn your routine so that it can adjust the temperature on its own.
This particular bundle also comes with an external temperature sensor, which can be set up in another room. External sensors are particular helpful in multi-level homes, and they allow users to set the temperature based on where they are in the home - rather than just a temperature overall.
Get the Nest Learning Thermostat with temperature sensor from Best Buy, $199.99 (originally $269.99) [You save $70]
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