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Google has announced a major change for Nest thermostat owners: support for early models will end on October 25. If you own the first or second-generation Nest Learning Thermostats from 2011 or 2012, this means no more software updates or support from Google.
Despite this, you can still manually control your thermostat directly on the device, but the apps and software services will no longer support these older devices. Google explained that their focus is shifting towards supporting newer, more advanced thermostats to bring fresh features, which is why the oldest devices are being phased out after more than a decade.
Interestingly, the company also mentioned they won’t be launching new Nest thermostats in Europe anymore. The various hardware and software requirements for European heating systems make it tricky for Google to develop products for the region. Existing devices will still be sold until supplies last, so European customers might still get their hands on these gadgets for a while.
This move reflects Google’s commitment to innovation, but it also signals the end of support for some beloved smart home gadgets. Whether you’re an early Nest owner or just curious about smart thermostat trends, this update is significant news in the IoT landscape.
