Netatmo Thermostat for Smartphone

Easy to set up, with plenty of expansion options – the Netatmo Smart Thermostat offers excellent value.

Easy app-based control ; Self-install is fairly straightforward ; No subscription model like much of competition ; Zone controls if you buy Smart Radiator Valves ; Auto-Adapt adjusts based on environmental factors

No hot water control (Smart Modulating product offers this) ; Competition offer more visually exciting designs ; No mains wiring (battery power thermostat only) ; Basic black-and-white E-Ink display type only ; No geolocation-based automation features...

The Netatmo Smart Thermostat isn't as fancy-looking (it's got an E Ink display after all) or as overall 'smart' as some of the competition (there's no geographically-based automation features, for example). But that doesn't necessarily matter: it has...

Easier to self-install than many competitors (with some caveats) ; App-based heating controls ; Learns your preferences over time and auto-adjusts ; Zone heating per room possible with smart radiator valves ; Battery power means it can be mobile...

Thermostat can't be mains wired - it's battery power only ; No hot water control ; Design is rather vanilla ; Some installation quirks ; Lacks geolocation smart features ; Some random relay disconnects in our use

An affordable way to schedule and adjust the heating from your phone, whether home or away, is what makes Netatmo's offering a solid option over the pricey competition. There are some foibles - such as battery power only and some installation caveats -...

Looks great ; Easy to set up ; Options for expansion

Scheduling is a bit complex ; Alexa support needs work

Netatmo’s Smart Thermostat is simple to set up and looks great. The ability to expand using Smart Radiator Valves is neat, too, although Netatmo’s valves are quite expensive and Alexa support isn’t there yet. The Honeywell Evohome provides a more...

Netatmo's thermostat is relatively basic, lacking any kind of presence detection, but it works well and is one of the cheaper options. The display lets you adjust temperature and nothing else, so you'll need a compatible phone or tablet to get the most...

The small little Netatmo Thermostat is certainly a good looking piece of tech that doesn’t look anything like a traditional thermostat, and it’s a lot easier to use too. One unit of the Netatmo attaches to the wall, but the main device itself is a...

The Netatmo Thermostat does its job very well, but there are a few quirks we want to see addressed. The cube’s screen rotates around when you’re changing up its position, and takes an age to refresh - of course, that’s a minor complaint for a smart...

Nest’s set of features and learning algorithm is arguably overkill for Britain’s relatively mild winters, so if you want to save some money and don’t need the wide third party app support of Nest, Netatmo’s smart and simple Thermostat makes for a much...