Learning Thermostat scheduling

[Zumoney]

A couple questions or suggestions if these are not features yet.

1. With temperature sensors, is there a way to switch to different sensors by any customized time instead of only able to choose from the 4 time zone shown on the app, this is not very customizable for us users. Is this something google will add on the future software update?

2. Can we set up multiple weeks of customized schedules and save it? My temperature and time will be different during each season and if I'm going on vacation. I don't want to have to redo the entire week schedule every time. If each customized week can be saved, then it'll be much easier to just choose which one I wanted based on my need. Is this going to be added on future software update? 

[Markjosephp]

Hello Zumoney,

Thank you for reaching out and sharing your questions and suggestions regarding the Nest Temperature Sensors. Your feedback is valuable to us, and we appreciate your interest in enhancing the customization options for your Nest thermostat. Here are some insights into your queries:

We understand your desire for more flexibility in choosing temperature sensors based on customized time rather than being limited to the predefined time zones on the app. While this feature is not currently available, we appreciate your suggestion. Our team is continuously working on improving the Nest ecosystem. We aim to provide users with more customizable options to better suit their individual preferences.

Your thinking about saving and reusing multiple weeks of customized schedules aligns with the need for seasonal variations and vacation periods. As of now, the Nest Thermostat allows users to set up weekly schedules, but the ability to save and easily switch between different customized weeks is not a built-in feature.

We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work towards making the Nest experience more tailored to your needs. If you have any further questions or if there's anything else you'd like to share, feel free to reach out.

Best regards,
Mark