Nest Learning Thermostat Gen 4 was created with professional installers in mind. We conducted interviews with Pros to understand their pain points, to evolve the product functionality and improve the ...

If you're already invested in the Google ecosystem and want an easy-to-install, battery-powered doorbell that handles the basics well, this might be a good fit for you. The Nest Doorbell has a 145 ...

Google's latest Nest thermostat is a snap to install, and it looks great on your wall. If you can get over the high price, it ...

Although they are evenly matched in many ways, Amazon's Alexa smart speakers perform better than Google's Nest in some areas.

Smarten up your home for the winter month with this excellent deal on a Google Nest Doorbell and Nest Cam bundle ...

I was surprised by how many people wrote in with methods of how to discourage birds from building nests at their house. We had a barn swallow who built a nest up under the eaves of my front porch.

but it’s shockingly more affordable than the latest Nest Learning Thermostat. The installation process is largely the same for both devices. You’ll need to pop out your old thermostat ...

There’s a built-in stand which means you can put it anywhere, and Nest says this model is easier for DIY installation than its more expensive sibling. It works with central heating systems but ...

Installing the fourth-gen Nest is easy, but as with any thermostat, it requires working with low-voltage wiring. If you’re not comfortable with this, you should hire a pro to do the job.

Ring and Google Nest are two of the most popular brands in the video doorbell market, even for those new to smart home devices. These doorbells can help give peace of mind, especially for anyone ...

Nest Thermostat sales regularly shave cash off these pricey smart home accessories. That's perfect if you're kitting out your abode from scratch, but also great if you're replacing an older system ...

I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in ...