Nest thermostat

Home Assistant release (`hass --version`): 0.66.0b0 Python release (`python3 --version`): Component/platform: HomeKit Description of problem: Nest climate not loading/wrong temperature Expected: Should show Nest Thermostat with current temperature and ability to adjust temperature Problem-relevant `configuration.yaml` entries and steps to reproduce: [code] 1. 2. 3. Traceback (if applicable): [code] Additional info:

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I have used Nest through homebridge for years without issue I use homebridge over the native integration as it also works with the wireless nest temperature sensors

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I have a nest and it works fine (after i paid my 5$)

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This was my initial read, but it seems that _Works with Google Assistant_ won't allow the same level of integration. From https://nest.com/whats-happening/#im-a-works-with-nest-developer-will-my-solution-still-be-able-to-access-and-control-nest-devices: >I'm a Works with Nest developer. Will I be able to access and control Nest devices moving forward? > >No. The Actions on Google Smart Home platform does not provide open API access to Nest devices, so it cannot be used to access and control Nest devices. Instead, managing and controlling Google Home, Nest, and thousands of third-party smart …

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The Nest thermostat integration is complex but if follow mostlyChris YouTube video carefully, then works just fine. I have not tried voice on HA but works with Google assistant on my Samsung phone. https://youtu.be/wghcd9xDdMs

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I've kind of gone off the deep end with this, I originally had Nest which was an unreliable high latency convoluted asynchronous multi-step integration, endlessly tweaking my wifi setup, the internet connection, even buying e new replacement nest. Finally threw it all away and got an Ecobee Enhanced at a deep discount from my local NJ PSE&G store for customers. We have forced hot/cold air in the home, and it is ancient with poor insulatation and one zone. So for my use case I put in individually controllable vent shutters in each room. As the really good motion sensors are expensive, I use …

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Nest Thermostats.

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