Smart Thermostat

Name: Netatmo Smart Thermostat
Brand: Netatmo
Rating: 76 (6 reviews)

Released Jan 1, 2021 · Analysis updated Mar 24, 2026

Smart thermostat with easy setup, zone heating via radiator valves, sleek design, and expandable system. The Netatmo Smart Thermostat scores 76/100 based on 6 expert reviews in the smart thermostats category. Coverage includes reviews from Whatkatysaid, Pocket-lint, Funkyhome, and Expertreviews.

Critic Score

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based on 6 expert reviews

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Where to buy

amazon$189.99

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Pros

Easy to set up(3)
Zone heating with smart radiator valves(3)

Cons

No hot water control(3)
Expensive(2)

6 Expert Reviews

Independent publication

The Netatmo Smart Thermostat is easy to install, offers smart scheduling and auto-adapt technology, and is compatible with major smart home systems, making it a cost-effective way to save energy.

Established publication01/2021

Established publicationJan 13, 2021

Netatmo's Smart Thermostat offers an affordable way to control heating via phone with easy self-installation, though it lacks some advanced features found in pricier competitors.

Independent publication12/2022

Independent publicationDec 1, 2022

The Netatmo Smart Thermostat review examines whether the smart heating solution is worth it for saving on rising energy costs.

Established publication04/2023

Established publicationApr 26, 2023

A gorgeous-looking thermostat that can be expanded with radiator valves, but the scheduling is fiddly to configure

Established publication11/2022

Established publicationNov 15, 2022

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 exa...

Established publication03/2021

Established publicationMar 8, 2021

Netatmo's Smart Modulating Thermostat works with OpenTherm boilers for more efficient heating, but its high price and limited features make it hard to recommend over alternatives.