Pros: None
Cons: Over complex
Pros: Easy to set up and program, competitive price
Cons: No LED backlight
Pros: ease of use
Cons: sometimes the touchscreen is too touchy
Pros: easy to program
Cons: none
“Excellent programmable thermostat for a decent price. No more forgetting to turn the heat down at night or during the day when no one is home. Knocked about $50 per month off of our winter heating bills. Very easy to program during set up and to change as needed. I wish it had a backlight option since it is located in a hallway where I have to turn on the overhead lights in the evenings...” --flyboy
“Great tool to set heating/cooling across individual come home/leave schedule....easy to manage and very effective. My wife and I get up at slightly different times....warmer when I get up, cooler when she gets up...how great it that!” --TJGill
“ I have 5 heat/AC zones in my primary residence and two heat/AC zones in a second home. In the second home each level has a different thermostat. II am familiar with programmable thermostats. In the second home, the downstairs thermostat is intuitive, has good instructions and works great while the upatairs thermostat is a PSPALuXPro 711/PSPA722. It is a nightmare to deal with. It is overly...” --ataylor
“I have been using programmable thermostats for years. Why heat a house at full temp when you are not there, after all most pets have fur coats and you are not setting it to make the house a refrigerator!This was the first touch screen one I have ever owned. It took a little while to get use to just how touchy or lack of touchy the screen was, but soon it became second nature. The unit is...” --Bigbike4
“This system is simple to install and seemingly simple to program. We often notice that it doesn't obey our commands, such as raising and lowering temps at set times. While this has proved to be frustrating, due to our lack of trust it has made us pay more attention to out thermostat and assure ourselves that we are not wasting fuel.” --ojess
“Installation is super easy and took me all of 5 minutes...playing around with the settings did take a little getting used to but once you figure it out, it's well worth it. ” --ferrettim
“This programmable thermostat has served us well. It is in our master bedroom and we change the settings for the school year and for summer break. There are only 4 buttons so there is a lot of scrolling to get to the whatever you want to change, especially if you make a mistake but my larger complaint is no light. I come to bed after my wife and I don't want to turn on the bedside lamp to...” --bmitd67
“We bought 2 of these thermostats (2 zones) hoping to better regulate our homes temp while we were away. I think it does a fairly good job at that by providing 4 settings per day, for all 7 days/ Setup was easy, but could take a while if you want custom settings per day. If I had to find something to complain about it would probably be the menu system to setup the unit. Its almost too simple and...” --pgallett
“The White-Rodgers 80 series is a very nice and simple type of thermostat. It allows you to set a program for different temperatures at several different times of day. I have it stay cold overnight, make sure it warms up the house sufficiently before we get up in the morning, stay warm during the day, and cool it down just before we get home so the house is sufficiently comfortable upon...” --dana1981
“We had this unit in our old home. It was a solid unit that allowed us to set programming for 4 periods of the day. Worked well and had a nice modern look to it. ( vs our old busted looking mercury thermostat it replaced). Simple to install for our setup (gas/heat pump).” --pgallett
