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I recommend it. I don't have issues with charging and the battery life is still great several months on
Is pixel 6 a good phone? Read bad reviews about battery.. (charging). Any one recommend it?
;( Still too much and I don't need the stupid nest thing. Now if this was Xiaomi this would be 5 min misprice at £299 with, Bud Bag And 10 pens (cheeky)
That sounds like a defect. Get that replaced under warranty. It happens to all phones, guess you were unlucky.
I have a P6 pro and the speaker stopped working, I can hear people but people can't hear me unless through my watch or headphones. Rubbish phone


I don't need another one... I don't need another one.... I don't need another one... Still hot.
How did these compare to the Lenovo displays
Cheers, I didn't remember seeing this below £150. Defo not happening often. (y)
Below £150? Yes but not often. Last year it was £145 on ebuyer and £149 on BT Shop. I got one in November from Currys for £159 which should work out at £125.87 when the Quidco cashback finally pays out.

Paid £165 with the £25 off code at toolstation 2 days ago i guess this saves a tenner with a stand but if u dont need or want the stand the toolstation deals better for me anyway if youre not bothered for an orignal stand theres a lot nicer ones on ebay for around £10
We moved home. We still haven't installed the nest thermostat, life is hard without it.




Thanks for posting and congratulations on your first hotukdeals thread (y)
My Wired Nest works perfectly with the ring adapter. It's plug in so don't need to worry about wiring into the mains and comes with the terminals attached. Can't see why it wouldn't work with the battery version. https://www.amazon.co.uk/ring-plug-in-adapter-2nd-generation/dp/B09NCR4274/ FYI anything under 20v requires AC voltage but a DC 24v supply works fine
amazon.co.uk/dp/B07ZNGDYK3/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_9FJ1WAN6EFBNE3Y7DP4Z Anything below 20VA (voltage x amp) won’t be suitable for this and it’ll still drain. If you don’t have Amazon then the cheapest on eBay is around £28 now
It won't disappoint. I thought Amazon wasn't selling Google Doorbells because it's a competitor to Amazon owned Ring, unless I'm mistaking it for another product. As a general tip just make sure you leave the language and accent you set on, even if it is speaking a different one instead of what you selected. It can take up to 48 hours to update, maybe longer in some cases. Continuously updating the language and accent in the app can prolong it updating. It took me a while to realise why my Nest Doorbell was speaking in English UK when I had set it to English US (:I This only really applies to Quick Responses though, shouldn't be an issue if you are speaking through the doorbell yourself
Wahoo, literally just put an alert on for this about an hour before this came live. Pounced on it immediately when I saw 14 left!
Nest: Quality Smart Thermostats, Cameras and More
These days, everything is becoming smarter. From toasters to toothbrushes, humble household items are acquiring impressive new sensors and abilities. This buyer's guide deals with one of the biggest Smart brands around. Nest offers a variety of advanced home products, from security cameras and video doorbells to ultra-effective smoke alarms, and cost-saving thermostats. Read on to find out what the brand can do for you, and how to buy its devices as cheaply as possible.
A Quick History of the Nest Brand
In 2010, Apple engineers Tony Fadell and Matt Rogers decided the time had come to go it alone. Seeing the potential for smart technology going to waste, the pair started a lab with a difference. Unlike current smart home systems like Google Home, Rogers and Fadell would focus on practical applications to make energy systems more efficient, boost home security, and generally enhance the way customers used their homes.
The first Nest Thermostat appeared soon after, in 2011. Dubbed a “Learning Thermostat”, the appliance was engineered to take information from its environment, and automatically adjust temperature levels to save energy and maintain comfortable conditions when humans are around. By mobilising data from smartphones and logging user schedules, the thermostat managed to learn more about users' habits than they may have known themselves. And it was a popular move, resulting in hundreds of thousands of purchases worldwide.
Since then, the thermostat has been joined by indoor and outdoor Nest Camera designs, security systems that integrate with Google Home and Amazon Alexa, as well as doorbells which utilise facial recognition. So whatever household security or energy challenges you face, there's a good chance that this trailblazing brand has already found the solution.
Video: Meet Nest Hello (2019)
[shortcode id="22197964"/]What Makes Nest A Standout Smart Security Brand?
The smart home market grows bigger each year, meaning more and more companies are offering smart products for your home. It can sometimes be hard to tell the difference, as well as recognise the stars from the duds. Nest is a particularly strong brand, due in part to being one of the first on the market. Here’s a breakdown of why it stands out:
Technological Power – The standard of technology onboard outperforms Nest’s competitors. It’s acquired decades of combined experience since the company was founded, and have pioneered technologies like smartphone-thermostat integration, and 4K facial recognition for the company's cameras.
Collaboration – Secondly, the brand seeks out innovative collaborations, allowing it to expand its reach and the uses of its products. We mentioned the connection between security alarms and Google Home, while the brand's Smart Lock systems have been developed with the help of Yale.
Chic Design – Then there's the aesthetic side of things. When you buy a camera, thermostat, or even a Nest Alarm, you can expect a stylish design which echoes the approach of Amazon, Apple, and Google. These smart appliances are intended to look the part and to be as unobtrusive as possible, so they won't ruin the look of anyone's living room.
Nest’s Range of Smart Heating Thermostats
Smart thermostats replace your conventional thermostats to give you far more flexibility when it comes to controlling your home heating. Nest currently offer 2 versions of their smart thermostat. Both models have some really cool features, like the ability to switch your heating off once it’s sensed you’ve left your home. Which model suits you best depends on how much control you want to have over your home heating:
Nest Thermostat E – The cheaper of the two models, the Nest Thermostat E gives you comprehensive control over your home’s radiators. You can set up a heating schedule that lets you have your radiators switch onto temperatures at preset times. You can also manually switch the temperature at any time as well, all you have to do is rotate the thermostat’s outer surface around like a conventional switch. The Thermostat E is also easy to install, it simply attaches to the wall with ease.
Nest Learning Thermostat –This thermostat goes one step further by programming an automatic schedule based on manual inputs you make during the first week of use. You literally don’t have to make any extra effort for it to have your heating automated. The Nest Learning Thermostat can also connect directly to your boiler, so you can use it to have hot water ready for your shower each morning.
What Home Security Cameras Does Nest Sell?
Home security cameras are becoming a more common fixture in British homes, due in no small part to the dramatic reduction in cost seen in this market within the last 5 years. Nest offers a wide range of cameras, from tiny doorbell models to powerful HD cameras:
Nest Hello – This compact video doorbell shoots in 1080p, can live stream 24/7 to your smartphone or laptop, and features a “talk & listen” function. Nest Hello allows users to hear intruders if they enter the home, and to issue messages that often scare them away. When hooked up to Aware, these cams also record as much as 30 days footage and store it in the Cloud, providing plenty of evidence should you be the victim of break-in.
Nest Cam Indoor – This is the perfect camera for keeping an eye on what’s going on inside your home. The Nest Indoor Camera captures a live stream that can be viewed from anywhere, while also sending notifications automatically to your smartphone when it detects motion. It’s ideal for general home security or simply monitoring what’s going on around your home.
Nest Cam Outdoor – Complement indoor security footage with every external angle you need with one of the brand's popular outdoor cameras. Designed to be fitted to walls, and with rugged casings that can handle any weather conditions, the Nest Cam Outdoor offers 24/7 footage beamed straight to smartphones, providing complete awareness should trespassers violate your property. As with the indoor cams, they come in standard and more powerful IQ varieties.
Nest Cam IQ – Nest’s high-end cameras comes with extra features that enhance home security further. It has built-in ‘Supersight’, which lets the camera actively track people as they walk through the room. It also has features available like the ability to recognize who’s being recorded (a feature that’s normally only available with a Nest Aware subscription). An indoor version and outdoor version of the camera is available.
Nest Protect: Keep Your Home Safe From Fire and CO
The Nest Protect is a smart alarm system which provides early warning of smoke or fires, as well as less commonly detected household dangers like carbon monoxide (CO). Capable of distinguishing burning food from the real deal, the smart smoke alarm can provide voice alerts to your phone, and actually tests itself throughout the day to ensure that the sensors are functioning at 100% efficiency.
What Is Nest Aware?
Aware will make a Nest Camera or doorbell much more powerful. With an Aware membership, customers can store 30-days-worth of footage in an individual Cloud account and set facial recognition alerts to let you know when specific people are at the door. It's sadly not free – subscriptions come in 5, 10, or 30-day varieties and you can buy them as and when you need them. So, if you're heading abroad for an extended holiday, but want to stay totally in control of who accesses your home, you can easily purchase a package. And with hotukdeals, Aware subscriptions can often be enjoyed for far less, so check for discount codes before you buy your subscription.
How Can These Products Be Combined to Design a Smart Home?
As we mentioned earlier, there's a bigger concept behind these products. The idea is to fit them together and use them with other smart tech or smartphones to optimise the way you use your home. But how can this be done? It might seem daunting to people who are new to smart tech, but you don't need to have an engineering degree to get started.
If security is your priority, it makes a lot of sense to buy cameras and doorbell devices at the same time. UK merchants often offer multi-buy deals for home security projects, and this can drive down the cost of security considerably. Think about how many cameras you'll actually need and remember – if you buy one at a time, the costs will be much higher than buying in bulk.
When setting up a smart home, make sure you have the right central hub. We'll talk more about this in a moment, but for now, let's say that Nest Thermostat, camera, and security products can be enhanced by working together with devices like Amazon Alexa or Google Home. With one of those systems in place, you can use standard wifi to connect more devices, such as Philips Hue lights or Samsung SmartThings devices.
The key thing is to plan ahead and understand which elements make up your ideal smart home. Don't buy on the spur of the moment (after all, smart tech isn't cheap). Be systematic, base purchases on your actual needs, and take advantage of deals as they become available.
Can Nest Devices Be Used With Amazon’s Alexa?
Amazon Alexa is the number one home assistant tool, and probably has the slickest voice activation features around. So, it's a natural entry point for all sorts of smart devices. It took a while to happen, but Alexa will now work with your Nest camera and other products via a standard Amazon Echo speaker.
Beware though. In Europe, Alexa currently works with the 2nd and 3rd generation of the Nest Learning Thermostat, but not the E thermostat. So bear that in mind when choosing your smart devices. If you have the right equipment, just fire up Alexa, say “Alexa, discover my devices”, and your cameras or thermostat should be found quickly. It's incredibly easy.
Can I Use Nest Devices with Google Home or Apple HomeKit?
You can use your Nest devices with Google Home much in the same way you can use them with Alexa. So if you'd prefer to control your home temperature or check security footage via Google Assistant, you're in luck.
Finally, can the brand's smart tech be integrated with the Apple Homekit? This is actually a sensitive question, as the answer is currently no. Even though the company was founded by Apple engineers, it's not possible to connect thermostats or cameras to Apple Homekit devices.
How and When to Make A Nest Smart Home Purchase
If you want to increase the IQ of your home, it's surely time to join the Smart revolution. However, as anyone who has tried to do so will confirm, this isn't always a cheap option. While smart tech has come down in price in recent years, it remains a premium product, making it essential to take advantage of any savings you can find. Fortunately, those savings aren't rare – especially at the hotukdeals smart home listings. But before you even think about consulting the listings, take some time to plan what you need.
When it comes to security cameras, less is more. Don't over-buy cameras that won't make a difference. Pick strategic locations that cover as much ground as possible. Thinking about the particular features of each camera is also important. Do you need to buy the top-end camera model, or does the cheapest model suffice for doing basic surveillance? Keeping the number of cameras you want to buy and the features available in mind will stop you from overbuying and ultimately wasting your money.
In the case of thermostats, there's a strong case for anyone making their heating systems “smarter”. It can be tough to simply reduce your heating use manually, so all of us can save cash by adding automated devices to our homes. Sure, the initial cost may seem significant for brand new models, but the long term savings will pay for that in time.
When all of that's out of the way, you're ready to make a purchase. Simply head to the hotukdeals listings, where you'll find Nest thermostat deals, money off cameras, doorbells, and everything else in the company's range. Expect Nest deals with merchants like Asda, Toolstation, Amazon, John Lewis, Screwfix and Argos. So if it's available for less in the UK, you'll find it in our listings.
It may also be worthwhile to time your purchase to find the best deals. The New Year sales are a good time to add a smart thermostat (especially with much of the winter and spring still to come), while Black Friday in November is always packed with tech deals. But whenever you need to find Nest deals, check back with hotukdeals, where you'll find prices slashed on cutting edge technology from the UK's biggest retailers.
Smarten Up Your Home with a Thermostat, Camera or Nest Alarm from hotukdeals
The Smart technology from Nest offers so many advantages, holding out the possibility of dramatically reducing your heating bills, protecting your home from intruders, and even letting you know when friends have popped by. If that sounds good to you, check out the wide range of Nest offers at hotukdeals.


This annoys me so much with tech, you can view the nest doorbell on Alexa devices so it must be an Amazon blocker! Apple and Samsung all over again 🥲 That being said, this is a bargain - heat!
I have one of these. It will stream my eufy doorbell but it takes far too long to work and you have to ask it to do so. Otherwise excellent though. Had it for 2 years now with no other issues.
Google also won’t strean Ring devices, that’s why I bought the Alexa. However, I find it quite unreliable so have given up with it.
Actually I am not able to get google to stream my Eufy wireless cameras but Alexa does it without any issues.... Depends on what you need this for.... I suppose...
Good deal, £150 is about the cheapest I've ever seen it in the past

As others have said, for the most part boilers are “dumb”. The thermostat manages the timing and if (when it’s set to be on) the temperature is below the target, it “calls for heat”. It then stops calling for heat when the target is reached. Because of the ubiquitous nature of Nest/Hive, if you Google your model number it’s extremely likely you’ll find someone who has done it before, and the associated wiring. If you’ve got an existing thermostat you can likely reuse the existing wiring, just take plenty of pictures before you remove any wires and make sure you isolate the boiler’s power supply. If you’ve got something much newer where the boiler can alter the boiler’s temp (OpenTherm), it’ll be a little more involved
Thank you
Isnt there a new gen supposed to come out this year?
Ok this may be a silly comment but Does this work for all boilers? Our thermostat is on its way out and was looking for a smart thermostat
Erroring when I try to add it to basket. Probably fixed now.


I have small two bedroom flat. Current system I am using is build on 2 original BT Home Discs. In my experience they are rock solid. Looking for a new shiny next thing, I purchased 2 Google Nest Wifi routers using link above. Today, I have opened one of them to test it. Short answer - they are not as good as BT ones. One BT disc is visible everywhere in my flat with very small speed difference (depending on a distance). In the same spots Google system is slower and in some parts of the flat is not visible at all. After an hour of walking around and testing I have decided to keep BT system and return Google ones back to JL. Have you consider buying used BT discs from eBay, (to replace your flaky ones)? They are quite cheap, much cheapper then Google.
£40 discount is not available anymore
Nothing unless you use the mesh side of it. This is a "mesh" system, essentially you buy 2-3 and plonk them round the house as "nodes" which connect wirelessly or via ethernet cable. They then work as one unit to give you solid wifi. There are quite a few of these mesh systems but nest is especially solid. Issue with all mesh systems is when wirelessly connected they need a good signal between them. That means you can't just place nodes in WiFi dead spots and hope they work unless you connect them via ethernet.
What's the advantage of this over say any other good quality 3rd party router?
Oooh didnt know this. I have ordered one to have a play around with. Thank you :)

I have one of this , yes it definitely saving money ,i have used around 40% of gas less than last year over winter months but this could be different temperature outside and also using slightly lower temperature, Now problems :I had two problems with it ,spent 2.5 hour on customer service line ending up faulty and need it to be replaced which i told them on very beginning of our phone call, problem was it wouldnt connect to wifi then i guess wifi died on it .1 st problem was straight out of the box, it has internal battery in it was flat but that time there wasnt instructions about it/you have to remove screen part to expose usb connector and plug into usb charger.3rd problem which is annoying but i dont bother to call them again is common problem on forums, accuracy ,looks like wifi chip overheating inside and thats why thermostat showing higher room temperature than its actual temp.I would say its around 2C more than real temperature.
What I like about this product it's reasonable price point, the eco-friendly and energy-saving capabilities, and especially the fact that it is so easy to install and user-friendly. Highly recommended !!
Note this version of Nest may not include the features for controlling hot water. The regular more expensive Nest Smart Thermostat does have these features. For what it's worth I had this installed Autumn'21 and I do think it's saving me energy (and cost). I'll be honest, in part, because of the novelty factor it drew my attention a lot to play around with it and more closely monitor my energy usage and also see how low a temperature I could get away with at home as opposed to the default 21c we had the old thermostat set to. In the current environment of high energy prices I would definitely recommend a smart thermostat.
Hopefully nest protect are on the way down in price again too...

Wow why are these electronic thermostatic mixer showers so expensive? Full electric one is 1/3 of the price!
A freebie is a freebie but at nearly £500 spent they could have given a bit of a better one.
Brought it back when you bought it.... (confused)
I would probably end up telling it to turn on the hot water and find that I left the shower door open so the water is spraying all over the floor. I would then forget that I turned it on and only notice when it starts coming through the ceiling.
An app control shower? (lol) I think if I'm ever feeling so lazy that I can't turn a shower on manually, I'm probably also too lazy to have a shower.


Good thinking. I’ve done this. Even if I do need to give 30 days notice at least it’s £6 rather than £22. (y)
My oneplus 7t does this natively
I thought android stopped those apps from working a few releases back?
I strongly suggest that you automatically record all your calls from your phone if you can
Don't ever cancel the direct debit despite what they sometimes advise. If the payment bounces they are very quick to report missed payments to credit reference agencies without any notification to you. It is easier to allow payment to go through then claim a refund (it causes less potential damage, though still a hassle). Why you have to contact them to refund when they have the payment details is just another unnecessary step. Assuming you have paid off the handset, "Upgrade" to the £6 SIMO (through USwitch) then cancel within your new 14 day cooling off? Or did someone mention that you can request a STAC/PAC and use to close the account without having to pay the 30 day notice?

I don’t see it at that price. Do you need a code?
That's a great point! My wife and I use this feature on our phones, but I've never really thought about how it saves. In reality, I WFH permanently, so it probably doesn't pick up that I'm 'Away' a lot during the work days, but we are frequently out in the evening when it would probably just be left on.
One of the big advantages to this which hasn't been mentioned yet is that if you link your phone's then it will know if you're home or away. In our case, if we're both out then it knows not to heat an empty house. Probably saved a fortune since our days in the office / WFH are erratic so you could never schedule it. As for installation, takes minutes. I privately rent and there was already a wireless thermostat - this still controls the hot water and is set to have the heating permanently "on". The Nest then controls the heat switching. Easily returned to the way it was before when we move out too.
I mean if you just want to turn the heating on, then you can do that? I do get your point an on for XX mins would be handy, but if I want the heating on outside of my set times, I turn it on, which largely does the job. ¯\_(o.o)_/¯
Maybe I am also missing the point here, but surely the point around the house being cold is that it is not at a certain temperature? I have my Nest so that it maintains a heat that (in my home) feels comfortable (happens to be about 19/19.5). In theory, my house should never feel cold as it is the temperature that dictates that. The only reason I'd need to pop the heating on for 30 minutes is because it is not at a certain temperature, which the Nest (or any thermostat) is intended to ensure that it is at, and would then automatically heat to the right temperature if it dropped below.


Thinking of getting one - it looks like £1.79 difference and according to google 24 month warranty as standard... just updated my previous comment!
Mine lasted just over a year and an update bricked it. Just displays the G icon and doesn't reboot. Factory reset doesn't work either. Lots of people having same issues, Google not bothered. Advise against this as you can't manually upload firmware to fix it.
Sorry, If I wasn’t clear :)
Now i've got you, your first comment could be read a couple of ways
Agree! I didn't say JL deal is better. I was trying to say that if JL deal wasn't there, this deal would be scorching hot :)

£22.94 delivered here using code MAY20 https://roov.co.uk/google-nest-mini-2nd-gen-charcoal-uk-plug/
These were sub £20 around Christmas. These's plenty on Ebay below £30. Here's one delivered for £20.
Why all the cold votes, It's also £34 direct from Google and no ones added a better deal? Is it cheaper somewhere else, is the product no good or are the votes just people not liking Google?

Not sure if you’ve found it yet but it’s in the Google home app
Thanks, but can't see it on my S21 ;(
On Reddit someone asked the same question Answer: “I changed it on the pixel 5. Phone settings-apps and notifications-see all apps-home-notifications. From there you can change when the doorbell is pressed or motion detection.“
Specific notifications for Google home. I don’t have android anymore so can’t really check.
I'm on android. How??? (shock)

Still got 6 left from the free ones they bundled together. Superb deal that was (lol)
Lol, I did exactly the same with my 1st generation one.
You can cast bbc iplayer on it but you can't do it with some things like Amazon prime video.
Not to patronise you (cos this happened to me) but have you took the plastic film off the frame? It covers the mic and it took me a few days to realise
I am not overly impressed by ours. The microphones struggle to pick us up compared to a Google home speaker.

£129 at John Lewis
I have a Google nest wired doorbell and it takes like 45 seconds to open the video feed once I see the notification. I've tried on 3 different phones and the same thing. I pay for the cloud saves too, not sure why it's so slow.
For me it was a few reasons: 1) Didn't have a doorbell to begin with and sometimes we don't hear people knock the door 2) Even if there is someone at home and they hear the door knock, they don't bother answering it while I'm at work. Now if someone knocks the door I can give instructions from my desk at work 3) Added security. I now get a notification any time anyone walks in front of my house along with a video clip showing me what they were doing. 4) I can set it to play a message telling trick or treaters to get off my lawn come October 5) I've already noticed how just having the doorbell there is causing people coming to my door to treat my property with more respect. There's less cutting across the front garden and they use the path instead.
I can see this for some smart home products but not Chromebooks. I feel like I get updates with genuine changes and improvements all the time. Also the Google home app just got a new redesign...
https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/7672451?hl=en-GB#zippy=%2Cstream-video-from-your-doorbell-to-your-display-or-tv%2Cturn-visitor-announcements-on-or-off This? https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/7672451?hl=en-GB#zippy=%2Cstream-video-from-your-doorbell-to-your-display-or-tv%2Cturn-visitor-announcements-on-or-off This?

It would be interesting to know if whomever did buy one, did actually get two routers rather than the standard Google two pack of a router and a point. I'll be sticking this one in the 3camels for alerts in case it comes up again
All good things .............
Misprice has gone - Coming to a Ebay near you
No longer available at this price unfortunately

O2 is such a con. 36 Month Contracts priced the same as 24 Months from Carphone Warehouse. £29.99pm on iD Mobile. £32pm on Vodafone.
£60 for a Pixel 6 (regular) trade in (lol)
Cheapest than actually in Google store
so its now about inline with what the EU countries paid at launch, very bad value in the UK. the 5g modem is trash and i hear lots of three users having connection issues, but for o2 on 4g its been a good experience. slower fingerprint reader but no accuracy issues for me. i got the bose headphones which i needed at the time, otherwise I would have passed on the stupid price. still too expensive though but hot for the relative price drop.
Are they giving away Google Nest Minis in boxes of cereal yet?
It's the current latest and top end from Google, yeah.