About half the time, adjusting my Nest goes like this:<p>1. Wonder what the thermostat is currently set to.<p>2. Approach thermostat hoping to trigger the proximity detection.<p>3. Stand in front of thermostat like idiot for 2.4 seconds to see if proximity sensor activates.<p>4. Decide proximity sensor won&#x27;t activate.<p>5. Turn bezel by smallest possible amount to wake thermostat without changing setting.<p>6. Overshoot and change setting anyway.<p>7. Realize original setting was acceptable. Put it back.<p>Being always on would be nice. You can work around not having it be so (I&#x27;m sure the Nest&#x27;s implementation can be improved) but the ideal would just be to have it always be visible.<p>Of course, half the time I&#x27;m doing this, it&#x27;s dark enough that I couldn&#x27;t read an e-ink display....