I installed the Tado Wireless Smart Thermostat V3+ Start Kit (£200) and a bunch of Smart Radiator Valves (£200 for a 3-pack) in my four-bed detached home to find out.

I decided to get hands-on with my Tado smart thermostat to see if this clever bit of kit could genuinely improve my home and save me some serious cash in the process. Spoiler alert: it absolutely ...

Tado claims Balance will be able to reduce heating costs by an additional 20 percent on average, on top of the 22 percent it says its smart thermostats can already save — a total of 38 percent.

Tado's second-generation smart thermostat is due to launch imminently, and you'll be able to pick one up for £199, or rent a unit for £5 per month. Tado also intends to add zoning capabilities ...

Yet more moolah saved. Tado provides you with monthly reports, which, for me, claimed anywhere between 20% and 30% savings versus a traditional thermostat last winter.

Tado's thermostat is a refined little thing, and I have to say I like its minimal, unassuming design. It's hugely compatible too, apparently happy to interact with some 95% of boilers on the market.

Tado bills itself the as leading smart thermostat in the Europe and reportedly works with 95% of all heating systems including boiler systems. And with today’s announcements, the company looks ...

The wired and wireless Smart Thermostat Starter Kits come in at £179.99/€199.99 and £199.99/€229.99 respectively. Whilst the Wireless Temperature Sensors will set you back £69.99/€79.99.

Tado X review: price and availability Tado X was launched in May 2024 and is available to buy in the UK (there’s no availability in either US or Australia) at Tado UK. The price varies depending ...

Additional thermostats will cost £179 (€199) outright or can be rented for £6.99 (€7.99) per month. Tado’s smart devices ...

In terms of setup, Tado has nailed it with its X line. I already owned a complete Tado V3+ system, including a programmer, wireless temperature sensor and a bunch of individual radiator thermostats.