The 3 Best Smoke Detectors in 2025, According to Esquire's Tech Team
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The 3 Best Smoke Detectors in 2025, According to Esquire's Tech Team
"If you're looking for the smartest smoke detector that's also capable of carbon monoxide alerts, this is far and away our top pick. The alarm is fully battery operated (read: no wiring in) and installation is easy since it's built from the ground up to be compatible with Google's Nest Protect app. This mean it will automatically sync with any other Nest alarms you have around the house. If the batteries are low, you will get an alert on Nest Protect."
"If over $100 for a single smoke alarm is giving you sticker shock, try these from Kidde. They get hardwired in (a relief for those sick of changing batteries) with an option for backup battery power if ever needed. It's not officially a CO detector, but it has air quality monitoring and will give you alerts if it detects volatile particles in the air. If you are into monitoring the purity of your fi"
Google partnered with First Alert to produce a Nest-compatible smoke and carbon monoxide alarm priced lower than Google's original $250 Nest device. The unit is fully battery powered for easy, no-wiring installation and integrates with the Nest Protect app to sync with other Nest alarms and send battery-low notifications to a phone. The device supports phone control and is easiest to adopt for homes that already use Nest devices, though it is expensive, especially when buying multiples. An alternative from Kidde is hardwired with optional battery backup, offers air quality monitoring but is not an official CO detector and may require a standalone app.
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