Ecobee @ Best Buy - $269.98 + 10% off = $242.98

Might be the cheapest that I've seen as well.

Don't forget the ebates, it's 3% currently.

Also if you're an enbridge customer, you might qualify for the $100 incentive
https://enbridgesmartsavings.com/smart- ... hermostats

drey wrote: ↑ Might be the cheapest that I've seen as well.

Don't forget the ebates, it's 3% currently.

Also if you're an enbridge customer, you might qualify for the $100 incentive
https://enbridgesmartsavings.com/smart- ... hermostats

Amazon Prime day was a better deal. $236 including tax. It was $90 off at that time.

UrbanNomad1 wrote: ↑ Amazon Prime day was a better deal. $236 including tax. It was $90 off at that time.

Lowe's deal so far: https://forums.redflagdeals.com/lowes-s ... m-2106506/

If you live in Alberta- get for free including installation- check out the website- Energy Efficient Alberta

bcameron3 wrote: ↑ Tried to see if this was posted previously, if it has been my apologizes.

The Ecobee is on sale at Best Buy for $30 off and there's a promo right now (http://www.bestbuy.ca/Marketing/Promoti ... x?Id=21643) for 10% off when checking out.

I've been looking at getting one of these for a while and this is the cheapest I can recall it going. They had plenty of deals with added sensors but I just wanted the one sensor and unit to be discounted itself.

Might be able to PM at Home Depot as well.

The 10% link doesn't work for me. Is there a code in that page? I tried adding the item to my cart and check out, but sadly no 10% discount for me.

Highly recommend Ecobee. Very happy with ours.

BB link is broken for me, too but when I search I only see ecobee3 not the new https://www.ecobee.com/ecobee4/ .... or it's not worth going with the latest?

marvinandro wrote: ↑BB link is broken for me, too but when I search I only see ecobee3 not the new https://www.ecobee.com/ecobee4/ .... or it's not worth going with the latest?

From what i gather, version 4 is basically the same with Amazon Alexa built it. Also if you have a separate Alexa, it doesn't play well together.

Not the best recent price, but probably close to the best we'll see before Black Friday.

kool1 wrote: ↑ Highly recommend Ecobee. Very happy with ours.

I was too but it didn't work with our central HVAC that controls both heat and AC automatically. So I thought it was just faulty so I got an exchange. Then the new one still doesn't work so I figured it could be bad wiring job after the new AC installation. So I just hook up AC wire during hot/warm seasons and unhook it for heat during cooler seasons. It was fine this way for 2 years and just recently AC doesn't even work at all. Ecobee let it come on for a few minutes and then turns off and stays off. So I switched back to an old digital thermostat and everything works again. Gonna need to call up Ecobee for warranty claim. Other than that, while it worked (to some extent), it was a great experience with sensors in different rooms. *sigh* I miss controlling it wirelessly.

HachiB901 wrote: ↑ I was too but it didn't work with our central HVAC that controls both heat and AC automatically. So I thought it was just faulty so I got an exchange. Then the new one still doesn't work so I figured it could be bad wiring job after the new AC installation. So I just hook up AC wire during hot/warm seasons and unhook it for heat during cooler seasons. It was fine this way for 2 years and just recently AC doesn't even work at all. Ecobee let it come on for a few minutes and then turns off and stays off. So I switched back to an old digital thermostat and everything works again. Gonna need to call up Ecobee for warranty claim. Other than that, while it worked (to some extent), it was a great experience with sensors in different rooms. *sigh* I miss controlling it wirelessly.

Sounds like something is wrong with the wiring. You can trace the colours from your tstat to the inside of your furnace panel all the letters should line up.

If it's still acting up then it sounds like the unit is defective.

I connected mine and the AC didn't know what to do and I connected it for him because the PEK kit confuses them sometimes.

STIGUY wrote: ↑ Sounds like something is wrong with the wiring. You can trace the colours from your tstat to the inside of your furnace panel all the letters should line up.

If it's still acting up then it sounds like the unit is defective.

I connected mine and the AC didn't know what to do and I connected it for him because the PEK kit confuses them sometimes.

I did my best to retrace the wires in the furnace but doesn't look like there is anything wrong. The back of the Ecobee is quite straight forward and I'm pretty confident in that. But the new AC problem is definitely an Ecobee unit issue.

UrbanNomad1 wrote: ↑ Amazon Prime day was a better deal. $236 including tax. It was $90 off at that time.

Of course the one year I don't sign up for the prime days they end up having good stuff on sale.

HachiB901 wrote: ↑ I did my best to retrace the wires in the furnace but doesn't look like there is anything wrong. The back of the Ecobee is quite straight forward and I'm pretty confident in that. But the new AC problem is definitely an Ecobee unit issue.

The ecobee does no more than any other smart or dumb thermostat - it shorts wires together: Rh/c+W for heat, Rh/c+Y for AC, Rh/c+G for fan. When those couples of wires connect then the furnace/AC does its own job. The thermostat just "calls" for heat, cool, fan. The major difference from a dumb thermostat is logic of timing of those events based of various sensors. What you described sounds like wrong wiring or bad unit(s).

Looks like they removed the additional 10%

keyser-soze wrote: ↑ Looks like they removed the additional 10%

Get it from Home Depot then. After the pm it will be 242.xx and a better return policy.

bobcat99 wrote: ↑ Get it from Home Depot then. After the pm it will be 242.xx and a better return policy.

I already picked it up at bb for the 242.

Just wanted to inform others.

Cheer

Good deal. Thanks OP!
Bought it last night with that 10% promo. Came to $255.
Planning on utilizing the Alberta's $100 energy rebate on smart thermostats. So $155 for this ecobee is a steel. Also used ebates and my cash back cc. lol.

keyser-soze wrote: ↑ Looks like they removed the additional 10%

I didn't see the additional 10% last night or today so not sure when it actually was working.