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ecobee EB-STATE7-01

A Wi-Fi smart wall thermostat claiming up to 23 per cent savings against a constant hold at 72, compatible with 85 per cent of systems.

ecobee Smart Thermostat Essential on a wall with digital display

ecobee EB-STATE7-01

A Wi-Fi smart wall thermostat claiming up to 23 per cent savings against a constant hold at 72, compatible with 85 per cent of systems.

Type
Wall thermostat, wired to the HVAC system — not an outlet thermostat
Savings claim
Up to 23% a year on heating and cooling, compared with a hold of 72
Compatibility
Stated at 85% of systems, checkable with the maker’s online checker
Scheduling
Adjusts to a set schedule, saving when away
Certification
Energy Star
C-wire
Not stated by the maker
Accuracy
Not stated by the maker
Voice platforms
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B0DT9MC2Z9
EAN
0627988006000
  • The only savings claim on this shelf with a named baseline: 23 per cent against a constant hold at 72
  • The only thermostat here that publishes a compatibility figure — 85 per cent of systems — and points at an online checker
  • Two bullets only: nothing about the C-wire, the accuracy, the voice platforms or the box contents

Best for: A household that wants a named-brand smart thermostat and will run the compatibility checker first

≈ $110
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Specifications

Type
Wall thermostat, wired to the HVAC system — not an outlet thermostat
Savings claim
Up to 23% a year on heating and cooling, compared with a hold of 72
Compatibility
Stated at 85% of systems, checkable with the maker’s online checker
Scheduling
Adjusts to a set schedule, saving when away
Certification
Energy Star
C-wire
Not stated by the maker
Accuracy
Not stated by the maker
Voice platforms
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B0DT9MC2Z9
EAN
0627988006000

What the maker puts in writing

  • Up to 23% a year, compared with a hold of 72
  • Compatible with 85% of systems, with an online checker
  • Adjusts to a set schedule, saving when away
  • Energy Star certified

Two bullets. It is the shortest listing on this shelf.

The baseline is the honest part

Every smart thermostat claims a saving. Almost none says what it is saving against.

A hold of 72 °F all year is a real and common habit, and it is a baseline you can test yourself. The 23 per cent is then a comparison rather than a number floating free — which is more than the two other savings claims on this shelf manage.

Eighty-five per cent

The other side of that figure is that fifteen per cent of houses need a different thermostat, and this listing does not say which fifteen.

Run the checker before ordering. Two thermostats on this shelf publish their incompatible system types in full, which is the other way to answer the same question.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $110 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-04. The live price is at the top of the page.

The questions that keep coming up

What does "compared to a hold of 72" mean?

That the 23 per cent saving is measured against leaving the thermostat at a constant 72 °F all year. That is a fair and unusually explicit baseline — the Sensi on this shelf claims about 23 per cent with no baseline at all, and the Amazon thermostat cites an EPA average dollar figure instead.

Will it work with my system?

Eighty-five per cent of systems, by the maker, with an online checker named. That is more than any other listing on this shelf offers, and it is also an admission: one house in seven will need something else.

Does it need a C-wire?

The listing does not say. Four thermostats on this shelf state that a C-wire is required and three state that it is not needed on most systems. On an unknown, assume you may need one and check the wall before ordering.

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