Braeburn 7320 Universal Smart Wi-Fi Programmable Touchscreen Thermostat

A lot of features but..
I purchased this thermostat as it had features I needed, like a wireless remote sensor, at a reasonable price.The first disappointment was the old school terminal strip with screws instead of the slide in clips standard today. It took three tries to get the R wire to stay in the screw as there is a wire jumper between RC and RH complicating the install.It’s an equally archaic method getting connected to the internet. Many steps involved including activating their own network and then doing some other confusing steps to get it connected. Eventually I did but it was a frustrating experience.You can do the scheduling and other basic features online. Not the easiest I have experienced but pretty much intuitive. However when you click on its icon you first have to sign on to your account. It keeps your information there so just an extra click but really? I have done a number of thermostat brands and they all open automatically when you click on the icon.I haven’t tried the remote sensor yet so can’t report on that.Also the backlight is so feeble can’t see the screen easily. And won’t stay on. Deserves another “really”, that’s the best you can do?A thermostat with a lot of features (including a wireless remote sensor option not available on their top end model, why?) but frustratingly very old school in many areas. I guess why the reasonable price, they haven’t spent any money on bringing it up to today’s competition.

Breabroke, Got Burned
Not only overpriced, thermostat never worked nor would it connect to the internet. Save your money.