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Originally Posted by MoneyGuy
We’ve had a Nest unit for 3-4 years and don’t like it. I like being able to control heat and cooling remotely especially when we’re travelling but the Nest changes settings on its own. If we’re downstairs watching TV and no one walks past the unit for a couple of hours it turns the temperature down, for example.
My questions....
Does anyone here have a Nest who can reassure me that this sensitivity is changeable? My furnace guy recommends the Honeywell units. I’m interested in personal experiences with Honeywell or if people have other recommendations?
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You can turn off the "learning" from the Nest and basically make it a programmable thermostat w/ home/away which seems to do the trick for me.
Most of the recommendations for smart thermostats that I've seen are for the EcoBee.