Google’s oldest smart thermostas has a history of expiry. The company has announced that the first and second -generation nest learning thermostas will lose support in October 2025, and will mostly disable the associated features. Google is still offering some compensation to anyone who uses these devices, but Google is not upgraded for European users. Google is also shutting down its only European model, and it is not planning to release anyone else.
Both predicted the ownership of Google Company to North American thermostas, which is Achieved in 2014. Nests issued The original learning thermostat In 2011, almost universes arrive for universal definitions, with a year to reach the sequel. Google’s second general Euro unit was launched in 2014. Since the launch, all these devices have been getting regular software updates and have migrated to re -designing multiple apps. However, all good things should be eliminated.
As Google said, these products have a long life, and they are not being fully unbearable. Come on, October 25, 2025, these devices will no longer update the software or contact Google’s cloud services. This means that you will not be able to control them from the Google Home app or from the assistant (or more likely Gemini). These devices will still serve as a regular dumb thermostat to control the temperature, and will remain accessible with the scheduling thermostat screen.
If you have one of these units, Google will arrive with some deals to soften this shock via email. In the US, owners can get a $ 130 discount if they upgrade it Fourth Jinn nestWhich was released for only $ 280 last year. In Canada, the discount CA will be $ 160.