A new Nest Learning Thermostat might be on the way

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Ahead of Google’s hardware event in August, a leaker has posted pictures of a new fourth-generation Nest Learning Thermostat as well as new sensors.

Leaked images posted on X by @MysteryLupin show a fourth-generation Nest Learning Thermostat and new temperature sensors, as well as several other thermostats: Nest E, Nest Learning Thermostat . Missing from the pictures is the Nest Thermostat , presumably because it’s not compatible with Nest’s room sensors. The new addition looks similar to the third-generation model but appears to have a more curved display while retaining the physical dial, as pointed out by 9to5Google.

That’s the same price as the current sensors, which feed the temperature from other rooms of your house to the thermostat to help balance heating and cooling. But as we said in our review, they are limited compared to those from competitors like Ecobee, as they don’t detect presence. Hopefully these new versions will bring more function.

 

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