What is Google Nest 

Google Nest is a brand of online home products designed to help you control and automate various aspects of your home environment. The range of products includes smart thermostats, cameras, doorbells, smoke detectors, and more. The purpose of Google Nest products is to make your home more convenient, energy-efficient, and secure. By using Nest products, you can control your home's temperature, lighting, and other systems remotely using your smartphone or other internet-connected devices.

For example, you can set your home's temperature remotely using a Nest thermostat or a Nest camera to monitor your home when you're away. Nest products can also integrate with other home devices, such as Amazon Alexa or Google Home, allowing you to control multiple devices with voice commands.

In addition to making your home more comfortable and convenient, Nest products can help you save money on energy bills by using machine learning to automatically adjust your home's temperature and lighting based on your preferences and patterns of use. They can also help you feel more secure by alerting you to potential security threats, such as smoke or carbon monoxide, and sending notifications to your phone if something unusual is detected. Overall, Google Nest is designed to help you create a more connected, comfortable, and secure home environment.

History of Google Nest:

 In any case, Tony Fadell and Matt Rogers, two former Apple workers, created Google Nest in 2010 after recognizing a market potential in the thermostat space. Since its beginning, Google Nest has concentrated on creating household devices that are simple to use and that reduce consumers' energy and bill-paying expenses.

Finally, in 2014, Google paid $3.2 billion to acquire Nest; the rest is history. Nest is now a component of Alphabet, Google's parent company.

Products of Google Nest:

To elaborate on the earlier statement we made on Google Nest's goods, you can get more information about them here so that you are aware of their features and the range of potential applications.

 Smart Thermostats :

Google Nest Smart Thermostats give you remote access to your home's temperature control. Also, they become familiar with your temperature preferences and develop a tailored program that responds to your requirements. You can watch over your house from anywhere with a security camera and get real-time warnings if they spot any unusual movement.

Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors: 

In case of any emergency, they notify you through text message if there is a problem in your house.

Smart locks:

 These let you manage home access from afar. You can set up access codes for members of your family or close acquaintances and get alerts when someone comes or goes from your house.

Bells:

 A mobile phone application lets you communicate with the person at your door using a video camera to see who is there.

Smart speakers:

They play music, the news, and more while letting you voice-control your gadgets.   

Do we need to subscribe to it?

Fortunately, there isn't, so you can use Google Nest without subscribing to the service (since there isn't). Google appears to be happier selling you the various services that can enhance Nest products, whether it's YouTube Premium, YouTube Music, or Nest Aware itself, which we mentioned at the beginning of the post and that, yes, is the only Nest service paid.