Hands-on video: Nest Learning Thermostat (second generation) Video

Video description: The industry-changing, networked, and self-teaching Nest Thermostat gets a round of updates. CNET Editor in Chief Lindsey Turrentine installed the newest version in her home and shows you the results.

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