One temporary fix to the Nest thermostat low battery issue is to manually charge the internal battery using a USB cable. Your Nest thermostat will have a built-in USB charging port on the back ...

The Nest Thermostat E, launching Thursday, will cost $169 and feature a new vanilla design to help it blend into a home instead of stand out. The changes, while minor, are a notable departure from ...

Coming in at $169, the Nest Thermostat E is a more economical solution for those who want to upgrade their homes to smart, eco-friendly technology without breaking the bank.

To see if it worked, sign into Nest Home and see if it says "Online" under the photo of your thermostat. If so, then it's fixed. If it says "Offline," then we'll need to keep troubleshooting.

The Google Nest Thermostat E offers just about everything you’d want from a smart thermostat. It’s sleek, it’s easy to use, and installation is about as simple as it gets.

Nest Labs unveiled this week a slimmer and smarter version of its thermostat, the second major improvement to the device since it was originally launched less than a year ago.

In that case, users must unplug the Nest from the wall, charge the battery with a USB cable, and follow several other steps to get it operational. Nest says it has fixed the bug for 99.5 percent ...

The fix involves removing the device and charging it with a USB cable for about an hour, as well as pressing a series of buttons. Maybe not too difficult if you wake up with chilly toes, but many ...

Nest Learning Thermostat Fourth-Generation Review: a stunning design infused with AI Google Home's new interface is rolling out now, and you don't need the latest hardware to get it ...

There are nine different steps, which include removing the Nest from the wall, recharging it with a USB cable for 10 minutes, unplugging it, pressing down on the middle of the thermostat, plugging ...