Wyze

I was skeptical about installing it myself, but the leveling bubble built into the base made it a breeze to get perfectly straight on the wall. The room sensors have made a noticeable difference in how evenly the temperature feels throughout the house.

The geofencing automatically adjusts the temp when I leave for work, which saved me about $15 on my last bill. The app layout is clean and actually intuitive, unlike some other smart home gadgets I’ve tried.

Installing this was way easier than I expected—the existing wiring matched up perfectly. The temperature holds much steadier than my old thermostat, and the auto-schedule already learned our routine within a few days.

The geofencing feature kicked in exactly as I left for work, and I came home to a perfectly comfortable house without wasting energy all day. Setup took less than 20 minutes with the app guiding me through every step.

I was skeptical about programming a thermostat from my phone, but the geofencing feature automatically adjusts the temp when I leave or come home. Saves me a good amount on my energy bill each month.

First thing this morning I set a custom schedule through the app and it was surprisingly easy, even for someone who’s not super techy. The display is crisp and shows the current temp in big numbers, which I love.

My last thermostat was a nightmare to program, but this one learned my schedule in just a few days. The geofencing is spot-on, turning off the AC the moment I leave the house.

I noticed a real difference in my energy bill after installing this—the geofencing feature turns off the AC when I leave. Setup was straightforward with the app, and the interface is clean.

The scheduling is super easy to set up from my phone, and I love that it learns my habits. The geofencing feature is a game-changer for keeping the house comfortable without wasting energy.

After a week of use, my energy bill is already noticeably lower thanks to the adaptive scheduling feature. The app makes it easy to adjust the temperature from my couch, which is way more convenient than I expected.