The original learning thermostat was presented in 2011, if you can believe it. The release of the second generation of 2012. These devices are more than a decade at this stage, and Google announced that they are ready to stop supporting them.
In a blog post accompanied by a New support pageGoogle says that on October 25, 2025, they cut the nest -generation -generation -generation learning authors and nest learning thermostat (the second general). For those of you who are still shaking these devices, there are some things that you should know to prepare for the end.
When Gen Thermostat I or the Second General arrives at the end of life, here is what will happen:
- The device itself will continue to operate, you can manually adjust temperatures, switch situations, and jump between pre -specified timers. In fact, Google says that “all otehr features and settings” will remain available “on the thermostat itself.
- However, this older heat will be removed from both Nest and Google Home applications. All elements of control of their distance will be lost through these applications. You will not be able to check their condition, receive notifications from them, or change any settings from applications. You will have to do this on the device.
- This will also remove them from third -party assistants, as well as connected features like Home/Away Assist.
- Nest Protects will also separate from thermal organizations and the closure is not operated in emergency situations.
- Google will not offer software updates or safety.
- Performance may decrease over time and become unexpected as well.
Google will give you a great opponent on the new and excellent (fourth generals) toxins to make things right.. Google announced, in addition to this news, that it will give you a special price of $ 149.99 to upgrade to the new nest learning thermostat (4th Gen), which is $ 130 of the retail price. You will receive contacts from Google with this offer.
While this is definitely an unfortunate news for these older nest users, the length of support here was good. The original is 14 years old – there are not many devices that are still supported by any company for a long time. The new model view is very good as well. Here is our review if you miss.
To summarize, nest learning thermostat (first and second generation) reaches the end of life on October 25, 2025. Google will kill their access to applications, but they will continue to work from the device if you plan to keep it. Google offers a $ 130 discount in the new Gen IV to help move.
