Home RTH6360D1002 Programmable Thermostat, 5-2 Schedule, 1-Pack, White

Works great, most 4 wire AC / Heat systems should be easy to setup. It has good programmability and is easy to use.

So far works perfectly. Switches automatically from a/c to furnace when away from home during seasonal temperature changes. Works without internet.

I like the features of thermostat, however the time gains 15 minutes a year

A good, basic, digital thermostat. I was surprised that there weren't more options for a thermostat that just controlled the temperature (and didn't try to use AI or wifi or weather reports, etc). It does exactly what it should do (just turn my furnace on and off, and let me see and control the temperature). If that's your goal, this is a good choice.

Context: I purchased this so I didn’t have to manually switch between heating or cooling any longer - set it and forget it. Sure, I can’t play with it from my phone but we are always home and the house is pretty efficient.- inexpensive at around $50.- I found programming pretty straight forward by trial and error. No codes, just soft touch buttons.-simple install. Directions and hardware in the box. Colors and codes worked first time.- weekly programming: week days and weekends with awake/away/home/sleep time zones. Set heat and cold temps in week days or weekends and you are done.Cons:- none so far.

Easy to install and even better it’s easy to program, see the display! Very detailed easy instructions with help if needed!

Easy install. Compatible with most systems. Did not want a smart thermostat, so got this one.

Do NOT buy this piece of junk! Yes, it is easy to install, but apparently, they send out a slew of bad ones, and will tell you that you need to call an HVAC Tech when it's the thermostat that is the issue.Installed this piece of garbage that was supposed to be compatible with my heat pump heat/ac system. Thought it was working, but then the fan would NOT turn off, even when the fan wire (green) is disconnected. Went through all the troubleshooting on the Honeywell website, and it indicated that that meant your HVAC system had a fault. My neighbors happened to have an A/C tech out, and I paid him cash to come look at my issue. He told me that this model thermostat was KNOWN to be defective too often brand new and out of the box, and told me he's suggest I pay the $50 for a different/better one before having me pay him a minimum of $100 to check out the system, especially if this issue only appeared after installing this new one.. By this time, I had passed the return window for returning the defective thermostat to Honeywell. So I had to pay more $ to order a different model. Bought the one most similar to the old one that died. Lo and behold, no issues whatsoever, and no continuously running fan.So what I got from buying this piece of garbage was an inflated power bill, a payment to an HVAC tech, and the cost to buy yet another new thermostat. I am out well over a hundred bucks b/c Honeywell does NOT say the fan issue, something apparently known to be common with this model in the HVAC community, has anything to do with this garbage thermostat, despite it being a known issue. Apparently you are rolling the dice that you will be one of the few who actually gets a good, non defective unit when you order this model.Save yourself the unnecessary expenditures and the headaches and run away, far and fast, from this terrible thermostat NOT up to the Honeywell brand reputation. Buy any model BUT this piece of non-working junk. I am SO not happy about all the $ I am out by reading the reviews that fallaciously say this is a good choice.