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Originally Posted by Hemi-Cuda
It's either the learning feature as described above, or there's a schedule set that you're not aware of (schedules will always take precedence over manually set temps). I have a Nest and it works fine, I don't use the learning BS and just stick to my manually defined schedule in the Google Home app and have no issues. In the winter I have it set to 19 overnight, 24 in the first few hours in the morning so you can wake up to a nice warm house, then it sits at 22 for the rest of the day. It's nice never having to worry about someone messing with it either, as even if my wife decides to bump it up a degree or two because she's cold, it will just revert back to the schedule as soon as the sleep time kicks in
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Besides being able to control it by the phone - basically any programmable thermostat has a schedule feature that would accommodate your use for a lot cheaper than a smart thermostat.