Amazon’s smart thermostat is down to its lowest price ever - just two months after launching

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Amazon has slashed 20% off the price of its new smart thermostat in the US, reducing it from $69.99 to just $47.99. This is a new record-low price for the Amazon Smart Thermostat, which was only launched in September this year. (Not in the US? Scroll down for the best smart thermostat deals in your region.) 

The best smart thermostats ensure that you can save energy as well as money by enabling you to control your heating even when you’re not at home. However, they can be a costly purchase, so a good deal is always welcome.

Today’s best Amazon Smart Thermostat deal in the US

Amazon Smart Thermostat: $69.99 $47.99 at AmazonSave $22 -

Amazon Smart Thermostat: $69.99 $47.99 at Amazon
Save $22 - Amazon has knocked $20 off the cost of its smart thermostat, which went on sale in September this year. As well as allowing you to control your heating and cooling systems from your smartphone, the Amazon smart thermostat also makes use of the Alexa Hunches feature to automatically lower the temperature if it thinks you’re away from home or have retired for the night. It’s the first time the device has seen a price cut too. 

Amazon Smart Thermostat and Echo Dot (4th gen) bundle: $109.98 $77.98 at Amazon
Save $32

Amazon Smart Thermostat and Echo Dot (4th gen) bundle: $109.98 $77.98 at Amazon
Save $32
- You can nab a further $10 saving if you purchase this bundle, which pairs the Amazon Smart Thermostat with the Amazon Echo Dot (4th gen). The smart thermostat doesn’t have a microphone or speaker, so connecting it to an Echo speaker enables you to use your voice to adjust the temperature in your home, as well as your smartphone, if you’re not close to the thermostat. 


Amazon Smart Thermostat and Echo Show 5 (2nd gen) bundle: $144.98 $92.98 at Amazon
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Amazon Smart Thermostat and Echo Show 5 (2nd gen) bundle: $144.98 $92.98 at Amazon
Save $52 - You can also enjoy a 35% saving when you bundle the smart thermostat that is produced in conjunction with Resideo, which designs and manufacturers Honeywell Home thermostats, with an Amazon Echo Show 5 (2nd gen) smart display. Just like the Echo Dot bundle (above) this means you’ll be able to use your voice to control the thermostat.

Opinion: Slashing prices is part of Amazon's plan to take over your home

Smart home devices have been around for almost a decade, but when it comes to uptake consumers are proving slow to embrace an automated home. According to Statista, only around 43% percent of US households own at least one smart home device, up from 33% in 2019. 

However, it appears that Amazon is looking to ramp up adoption, in part by increasing its range of smart home products, which started with smart speakers and smart displays and has since expanded to include video doorbells and home security cameras (through the Ring and Blink brands it acquired) as well as smart plugs and now smart thermostats. We’re sure it won’t be long before Amazon-branded smart lights appear. 

However, Amazon is also offering substantial price cuts across its smart home device range to make them more attractive to consumers. The Amazon Smart Thermostat has only been available for two months, and wasn’t discounted in the Black Friday sales, but has now been reduced by 20%.

This is certainly a savvy move by Amazon when consumers across the globe are seeing energy prices rising and are looking for simple ways to reduce their consumption – something a smart thermostat can help with – and it’ll help to get more of the company’s devices into more of our homes, with Alexa ruling the roost 

So how long before our households are filled with Amazon smart home devices and Alexa rules the roost? It may be sooner than you think. 

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Carrie-Ann Skinner

Carrie-Ann Skinner was formerly Homes Editor at TechRadar, and has more than two decades of experience in both online and print journalism, with 13 years of that spent covering all-things tech. Carrie specializes in smart home devices such as smart plugs and smart lights, as well as large and small appliances including vacuum cleaners, air fryers, stand mixers, and coffee machines. Carrie is now a copy editor at PWC.