Google Nest speakers and displays
Meet the 2nd generation Google Nest Mini, the speaker you control with your voice. Just say "Hey Google" to play your favorite music from Spotify, YouTube Music, and more. It sounds bigger and richer with more power and stronger bass than the original Home Mini.
Set up your Google Nest or Home speaker or display
A Google Nest or Home speaker or display. Latest version of the Google Home app . A Google Account. An Android phone or tablet that: Has Android 9.0 or later. Works with 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi network (a WPA-2 Enterprise network won't work). Has Bluetooth turned on. Learn how to turn on Bluetooth on Android devices.
Factory reset Google Nest or Home speakers or displays
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Translate by speech - Computer - Google Help
Next to “Google Translate,” turn on microphone access. On your computer, go to Google Translate. Choose the languages to translate to and from. Translation with a microphone won’t automatically detect your language. At the bottom, click the Microphone . Speak the word or phrase you want to translate. When you're finished, click Stop .
Get doorbell visitor announcements on a speaker or display
Note: You can also use Do Not Disturb to temporarily turn off visitor announcements for your Google speaker or display. Nest doorbell (wired, 1st gen) To turn visitor announcements on: Open the Nest app . Tap and hold your device's tile. Tap Settings Visitor announcements. This will take you to the Google Home app.
Google Nest Help
To get the most out of Google Home, choose your Help Center: U.S. Help Center, U.K. Help Center, Canada Help Center, Australia Help Center. How can we help you? Browse help topics
Fix issues with a Nest speaker or display not connecting to Wi-Fi
If you can find your Wi-Fi network listed in the Google Home app during setup, but you can't connect your Google Nest or Google Home speaker or display to the network and complete the setup process, try these steps. Initial checklist. Before you get started, make sure that: The Nest speaker or display is powered on and plugged into a wall outlet.
Google Nest or Home device not connected to Wi-Fi network
If you've lost your Wi-Fi connection or recently changed your Wi-Fi name, password or service provider, you may need to set up your Google Nest or Home speaker or display again. Follow the steps below to try fix the issue: Open the Google Home app . Tap Devices Add Google Nest or partner device . Complete the setup steps.
Broadcast voice messages in your home - Android - Google Help
With Google Assistant, you can broadcast voice messages to your rooms and devices. You can broadcast your message to: All of your speakers, Smart Displays, and Smart Clocks. A specific speaker, Smart Display, or Smart Clock. A specific room …
Smart Sound for Google Home Max - Google Nest Help
Google Home Max is our first speaker with Smart Sound, a new audio experience where your speaker adapts to your environment, content and tastes. Room EQ and Media EQ are two Smart Sound features. Room EQ. Once you set up Max, Room EQ measures the acoustics of your space. Walls in a room can amplify the bass.