Place’s new line of smart alarms incorporates many of the best features of Google’s discontinued Protect, adding indoor air ...

My Nest Protect smoke and carbon monoxide detector had a false alarm at 1:30 a.m. As it turns out, they aren't that uncommon. Here's what you can do.

Nest’s brand of smoke detectors are disruptive all right — disrupting some customers’ sleep. Designed to be “smarter” than the average detector, the Nest Protect smoke and carbon ...

The answer is, of all things, a smoke detector. The $129 Nest Protect, launching this fall, is a handsome white square with rounded corners and an op-arty sunflower pattern.

If Nest Protect sees that smoke or CO levels are rising but have not yet reached emergency alarm levels, it will give you an early warning so it can avoid crying wolf. • Nest Wave. No need to ...

First Alert’s new smart smoke alarm is meant to be a Google Nest Protect replacement. Google has discontinued its smart smoke alarm and partnered with First Alert on a new $129 detector that ...

Nest Labs, the creator of the Learning Thermostat, has issued an advisory informing users of the Nest Protect: Smoke + Carbon Monoxide alarm that there's a crucial flaw in the device’s flagship feat ...

I n this week’s least surprising news, Google has announced it’s discontinuing the Nest Protect Smart Smoke and CO alarm and the Nest x Yale smart door lock.The Nest Protect, which has long ...

Nest is halting sales of its Nest Protect fire alarm and smoke detector, citing a problem with the hand-waving feature that could delay an alarm in case of a real fire.

The Nest Protect alarm connects to other Nest Protects in your house using its own Wi-Fi mesh network, so if the basement smoke alarm goes off, all the smoke alarms go off, even if they’re not ...

A smoke detector is a necessity for any residence. It acts as the first line of defense against fire-related hazards. One of the high-end smoke alarms on the market right now is the Nest Protect ...

The Nest Protect smart smoke alarm has been discontined. Image: The Verge Jennifer Pattison Tuohy is a smart home reporter who’s been testing connected gadgets since 2013.