I wish I had known the Nest thermostat would put efficiency before comfort and not give homeowners the ability to reverse that priority. I am constantly putting on a sweater and then taking it off - all day long - both winter and summer. My HVAC company, which I think does excellent work, only buys and installs Nest thermostats. So, when my old/existing thermostat failed, I thought the Nest thermostat would be fine. No, it is not. A swing of .5 degrees above or below the set temperature (1 degree total swing) would be a huge improvement. I haven’t figured out yet how/where to ask and/or identify whether or not Google has any plan to fix this issue. If not, I guess I will start looking for a different brand. What a huge waste of time and money.
