Google to end updates and support for 1st and 2nd-gen Nest thermostats

Google to end updates and support for 1st and 2nd-gen Nest thermostats

The early Google Nest thermostats are finally being left behind.Google announced via its Nest support forum that it’s ending support for first and second-generation Nest Thermostats. That means no more updates and no more remote control through the app or Google Assistant. The move affects the original 2011 model, the 2012 second-gen model, and the 2014 European version. If you’re unsure which model you have, check the screen size: the earlier d…

Also, old Nest smart thermostats are becoming dumber all over the world.

How do I know my modem thermostat?

I have not received a notification regarding the obsolescence of my thermostat. I think I have a 2nd generation but not sure. How do I tell? Nothing obvious when viewing the menus.

Google to End Support for Early Nest Thermostats, Exits European Market

Google has announced it will discontinue software support for its first- and second-generation Nest Learning Thermostats later this year, marking a major shift in its smart home device strategy. Effective October 25, 2025, the early Nest thermostats will lose access to app controls, voice assistant features, and all cloud-connected services. The devices, first launched in […] The post Google to End Support for Early Nest Thermostats, Exits Europ…

Google to End Support for Early Nest Learning Thermostats

After more than a decade, Google is preparing to sunset support for some of its oldest Nest Learning Thermostats. Starting Oct. 25, the company will officially end software updates and smart control features for the first- and second-generation Nest Learning Thermostats, including the 2014 European version. While owners of these early model thermostats will still be able to adjust the temperature and settings manually on the device, connected fe…

Google took two decisions at the end of April. First, it will stop offering updates for the oldest models of its Nest connected thermostats. Then, the European market will not be entitled to any future model. That was more than ten years ago. At the beginning of April 2014, Google launched its connected thermostat in Europe,