BoschThermotechnology Bosch Connected BCC50 Wi-Fi Thermostat-Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant, All-in-One, Touch Screen, Safety Control, Smart Home, White

Received looked great . When it cam to connect 12hours trying . System will not ect 2.4/5g network so if u have new internet when your router auto to best it won't connect so garbage who wants to have home network working at half. Waste of money

My expectations were low on this product, given the mixed product reviews it received. Once installed, it was easy to set up. As with all things wifi related, you have to be a little bit patient. I installed one of these and the one that is further from the router was not getting consistent signal, so, I moved the router a bit and it works seamlessly. I like this as opposed to the Nest because Bosch is not part of a huge tech company collecting all of my data and the unit looks more residential than the Nest.

This stat worked great in previous house. In the new location I have the router about 12' from the stat but there are a few walls in "the line of sight". So no connection to the internet. Also I was unable to connect to advanced features to change Fahrenheit to Celsius. Phone and stat were connected through wifi , but even that stat said it is connected, app on the phone did not. So, fail for design. There should be a way to access all settings right from the stat. Shame.

Update 12/2020 - eventually reconnected but this device is GARBAGE. Literally 90% of the time it is unable to connect to wifi. I’ve replaced multiple units so it’s not the unit itself, Bosch has a Wi-Fi firmware issue and needs to correct it. Totally useless device. DO NOT BUY!!Update 8/2020 - The unit is now completely unable to connect to WiFi. It was working and now will not connect. I think a recent firmware update from Bosch bricked the unit. The replacement device also won’t connect. Only had this 3 months. Going to return and get a honeywellI bought this unit because I wanted a smart thermostat and this was for the best looking one I could find.Pros:• Looks great - blends into the wall - neat and uncluttered• Easy to install even the app was pretty straightforward despite the negative reviews on here• Ability to control multiple detailed features (more on that later)•Customer support is good and helpfulCons:•App SW (version 1.2.0) will not update. The device shows it has the right version but the app continually shows an older version 1.1.0 and that an update is available. Clicking that update doesn’t change what is shown on the app and the app still shows an update is available. Called tech support and they don’t know why. So I’m not sure what to do but it’s a minor annoyance.• Limits on Minimum run time - I don’t like my AC to run for any less than 15 or 20 minutes to maintain a set temp. This is to prevent short cycling. From the advanced settings I can adjust the minimum run time, but only to 10 minutes. Can you please update this in a new firmware version to something longer like 20?• Too sensitive - the unit reacts/turns on to very small changes past the set point vs waiting till a full degree has passed before kicking on. This is a problem if you don’t want short cycling. You CAN correct this by changing the zero band (deadband setting) higher but it seems to be that it should just be less sensitive from the factory IMO• Speaking of sensitivity, the ability to change the “sensitivity” feature seems to have no effect/does nothing. I turned it up to 9 (max) to prevent the AC from cycling so often but it doesn’t seem to make a difference• App always takes you back to home screen after a while of timeout. Why? Why not set the default home screen to the temp setting?So far I like the unit. But I’ve had to tinker and adjust advanced settings so it doesn’t kick on and off a whole ton

Love this thermostat! The look is sleek and stylish and it is very easy to use once you know what to do. Read for help on instructions…1) For iPhone, when you are connecting it to WiFi and to your phone-make sure you allow it to access the local network or it will never connect. Your phone will initially ask you but if you accidentally deny it (like I did) you go to Settings>Privacy>Local Network>Click on for Bosch. Not sure how it works for Android but I’m sure there’s something similar.2)Make sure you are NOT on 5G wi-fi. Use 2.4 (or regular) or google how to not use 5G. My internet service provides both so it was easy for me.4) Installation was easy. See pictures for my old t-stat wiring and how it’s wired to this t-stat.3) Follow the pictures in this review to make sure it is configured to your type of unit. If you don’t know then call someone who can figure it out OR google how to figure it out on your own. When I initially installed this t-stat, it was blowing cold air on the heat setting and cool setting. (Both worked fine with old t-stat so I knew my unit wasn’t the issue.) Once I had googled enough to figure out where to look and what to do (there aren’t many forums for this or Bosch in general so it wasn’t easy to find which is why I’m giving this review) I got into the advanced settings and figured out that the t-stat defaulted to a dual fuel 1/1 stage unit which is not what I have. Once I changed that to an electric 1/1 unit everything is working perfectly. Follow pictures for the needed codes to check this. This is also where you add function for humidifier/dehumidifier units.Bosch should have definitely put some of this info in their instructions or troubleshooting so shame on them, but I hope this helps someone!! It really is a good t-stat and I just love the look as I’m currently remodeling the entire house. Now, if I didn’t have to drag out the 5 gallon bucket of paint and touch up the wall from the shape of the old t-stat, my HVAC life would be perfect!!