Looking for a Nest Thermostat? There's 15% Off at Argos Right Now

Nest thermostat on sale
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With autumn just around the corner, many of us will be thinking about turning the heating back on, so now is the perfect time to pick up the Google Nest Thermostat E to help make your home more energy-efficient.  And right now, it's on sale at Argos.

With the Green Homes Grant launching later this month to help improve the energy efficiency of our homes, smart heating controls such as the Nest Thermostat are great for monitoring energy use, and helping to reduce energy costs. 

Google Nest Thermostat E | WAS £199, NOW £160

Google Nest Thermostat E | WAS £199, NOW £160

The clever Nest Thermostat E is really easy to install use. Simply download the Nest app and use it to control your heat even when you’re not at home. It works with Google Home too, so you can use voice commands to adjust the temperature.

It comes with a pre-set schedule that is easy to adjust based on your home's heating requirements. 

It's unobtrusive design means it'll blend into any decor scheme. It comes with a built-in stand so you can position it on any flat surface.


Jack Woodfield

Jack has worked in journalism for over a decade and was the former News Editor of Homebuilding & Renovating between 2019 until 2023. In his time as News Editor he broke the most relevant and beneficial stories for self builders, extenders and renovators, including the latest news on the construction materials shortage, planning permission and green initiatives. In 2021 he appeared on BBC's The World at One to discuss the government's planning reforms. 

He enjoys testing new tools and gadgets, and having bought his first home in 2013, he has renovated every room and recently finished a garden renovation.

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