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Between my office at work and my house, I have 6 of these in use, and they are all doing OK except for one. I think in May of 2018, Honeywell's provider for the software for these did a firmware update that cause some units to lose connection to WiFi and display Invalid WiFi Password even when the password is correct. If you Google this problem, you will see it affects some units, and you have to work to get their tech support to resolve / fix it. It might connect to a different network like a mobile hotspot, but not the original one. I still don't know what the problem is with that one unit. There are no special characters in the WiFi password, and two other units of the same model number are connected to the same WiFi network. I had to connect that one problem unit to a different WiFi network, and it works fine on that. I don't know if they have a glitch with the Linksys EA6900 router, but then why do the other two units work fine? But overall, 1 problem unit out of 6 is not too bad, and they have been otherwise reliable.Read full review
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In Arizona, one of the biggest saving can be achieved by Precooling before peak hours. Well, this fancy thermostat cannot do that (something a $15 one can do). You are also limited to 4 temperature settings per day, which again makes precooling impossible. So ...not good for something that is supposed to save you money !
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Ever since I purchased the wifi thermostat, I've been taking advantage of using the app to set the temp when I'm home or headed home from work. Took me while to get it installed because my existing HVAC system didn't have a "C" wire, but once I found a workaround it works like a charm. I initially thought that the display screen would be bigger but after a while it doesn't bother me. The price for this thermostat at Home Depot was $179. I found it on eBay for $74. It was in great condition and I was able to get Honeywell to unregister on t from the previous owner. Definitely worth buying. I plan on installing one upstairs.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Unlike the other LCD programable thermostats that most people have. This requires a 24 volt "C" common wire because the display is a real touchscreen backlit LED. The other LCD screens power the screen with batteries. Usually 2 or 3 AA batteries. It is nice large screen display and is real bright. Easy to use and program without the directions. Very user friendly program😀
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
I'm a 65 yr. old woman. I installed this all by myself & I programmed a day by day schedule, too. The only difficulty I had was with the house wiring. Those wires are as stiff as my fingers. Needle nosed pliers solved that. The screen is easy read & to use. If I can use the app anyone can. When away from the house I can check the temperature via the app & adjust it if I want. Plus, it works with the Amazon Alexa! Now I can join a special program with my electric company. M- F. Two hours in the morning & two hours around dinner time ( 20 hrs per week ) the rates will be very high. During all the remaining hours the rates will be extremely low. I scheduled the temperature so that the HVAC will not turn on during those hours only. The thermostat will pay for itself in a short time. Any savings after that is a bonus. The thermostat has been in use for over a month without any problems. In three words...I love it. 😍Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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