Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. Thermostats were all ugly rectangular boxes ...

Thermostats were all ugly rectangular boxes until Honeywell introduced its circular T-86 model in 1953. These days you might be more likely to associate that iconic shape with the Nest Learning ...

Just like WiFi-enabled lights and plugs and locks, smart thermostats give you the ability to automate the temperature ...

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side The ease of manually controlling the thermostat's temperature set-point, heating/cooling schedule, home/away and vacation features - when ...

Ever since Nest introduced its $249 Learning Thermostat in 2011, pricey Wi-Fi-enabled temperature controllers have been trending in the smart-home industry. But not everyone wants a super fancy ...

Honeywell's version didn't work all that well. Rather than relying on an algorithm to adjust the heat and A/C like the Nest, the Lyric used geofencing tied to the location of your phone. (You set a ...

Honeywell’s model RTH9580WF Smart Wi-Fi thermostat is one of the better programmable models we’ve tested. But its plastic Construction just isn’t as pretty as the stainless-steel-and-glass Nest.

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Honeywell’s been doing its thing for well over a century now, with its thermostatic roots stretching back even further to the 19 th century days of coal heating. The company’s connected thermostat ...

Thermostat Offers Beauty and Brains: Match or Accent Home Décor while Balancing Comfort and Energy Savings MINNEAPOLIS, April 10, 2013 – /PRNewswire/ – Honeywell (NYSE:HON) today announced the Wi-Fi ...

If you’re a thrifty homeowner, you’re probably already layering up during winter so you don’t have to crank the heat—and then in summer, waiting until it gets really hot before you switch on the air ...