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Tado Launches Second-Generation Smart Thermostat X in Europe

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Key points

  • Tado launched the Smart Thermostat X (2nd gen) in Europe.
  • It features a new white design and Matter-over-Thread connectivity.
  • New features include multi-home management and TÜV-certified hydronic balancing.
  • The device costs £159.99/€179.99 for wired, £169.99/€199.99 for wireless.

New Thermostat Model Released

Tado, a German smart home company, has launched its second-generation Smart Thermostat X. This new device is available exclusively in Europe and is designed to appeal to users who previously owned Nest thermostats, particularly after Google's withdrawal from certain segments of the European thermostat market.

Design and Connectivity Updates

The Smart Thermostat X features a new white square design with a circular interface that activates upon touch. It is 17.8mm thick, making it slimmer than its predecessor and the third-generation Nest. The device includes Matter-over-Thread connectivity, which improves communication with smart home platforms and receivers for heating systems like boilers and heat pumps.

Pricing and Features

The wired starter kit for the new thermostat is priced at £159.99/€179.99, while the wireless kit costs £169.99/€199.99. New features rolled out with this launch include the ability to manage multiple thermostats across different homes from a single account. Additionally, Tado's hydronic balancing system, which works with its Smart Radiator Thermostat X, has received TÜV certification, potentially qualifying it for government heat-pump subsidies in some markets. This feature requires a subscription to Tado's AI Assist service.

Market Context

Google's decision to discontinue support for its first and second-generation thermostats in Europe led to increased sales for Tado. Tado cofounder Christian Deilmann noted that the third-generation Nest has significant market penetration in Europe, and he anticipates Google may continue to scale back its thermostat offerings in the region.

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Tado has released its second-generation Smart Thermostat X exclusively for the European market, featuring a new design and Matter-over-Thread connectivity. This launch aims to attract former Nest users in Europe following Google's exit from parts of the European thermostat market.