Keep you and your loved ones safe this cold season with today's deal on a two-pack of battery-powered Nest Protect smoke and carbon monoxide detectors for 0 ( off) from The Home Depot.

On April 3, Nest Labs halted sales of the Nest Protect smoke and CO alarm and deactivated the hush feature, called the Nest Wave, over concerns that the alarm could be unintentionally deactivated ...

Nest Labs has reassured customers that its Nest Protect Smoke + Carbon Monoxide Alarm will be available for purchase again once its recall is resolved. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission ...

With the excellent Nest Protect now discontinued, many homeowners have been seeking an alternative smart alarm that can similarly alert them to a smoke or carbon monoxide emergency in their home ...

Our thorough and independent lab tests show which carbon monoxide (CO) detectors will sound the alarm when there's a build-up of the killer gas and which will remain silent – so that you can buy a ...

In the event that the alarm does start going off, you can silence it just by waving your hand under the Nest Protect, or shut it up through Nest’s smartphone app.

The following month, Nest recalled 440,000 smoke and carbon monoxide detectors because the “wave off” feature was keeping the devices from sounding a warning in an emergency.

Right now, you can pick up the Google Nest Protect smart smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector for $110.22 (save $8.78). Our testers named it the “best overall” pick among smart smoke ...

Nest also unveiled its second generation smoke and carbon monoxide detector. Nest Protect 2.0 looks much like the original but according to CEO Tony Fadell, the unit has been redesigned from the ...

Once Nest Wave is disabled, the Protect still functions as a smoke and CO 2 detector/alarm—but users will need to press the large button on their Protects if they want to indicate a false alarm ...

Gina Corso was exposed to the deadly gas and didn't know it until her father collapsed in her basement, not far from their CO detector that never went off. "I would never have known," she said.