Is there a way for me to use the mini on a Laptop or PC? null

You need a phone or tablet to get it set up, but you can connect your laptop to stream audio via Bluetooth after that.

If they’re Bluetooth compatible you should be able to.

You could connect to it and use it strictly as a speaker over bluetooth.

You can't directly install and use Android games or apps on an ordinary Windows or Mac computer. The apps you can download from Google Play only work on phones, tablets, or other devices running Android. Android is not compatible with Windows or Mac. However, if you use the Chrome browser on your laptop you can install the Google Cast extension to control a Chromecast device

I don't believe so. You need to google home app to activate the product...so you can potentially do it with just a mobile phone or tablet.

This is a stand alone unit. It doesn't have any jacks on it. It connects to your wifi

It’s a separate entity. You can’t bridge the two for any purpose. Just use your phone app to control it as intended.

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You need a phone or tablet to get it set up, but you can connect your laptop to stream audio via Bluetooth after that.
Answered by dudasd 7 years ago
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Yes, as a bluetooth speaker
Answered by Raja 7 years ago
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If they’re Bluetooth compatible you should be able to.
Answered by Countinthrees 7 years ago
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You could connect to it and use it strictly as a speaker over bluetooth.
Answered by Alex 7 years ago
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You can't directly install and use Android games or apps on an ordinary Windows or Mac computer. The apps you can download from Google Play only work on phones, tablets, or other devices running Android. Android is not compatible with Windows or Mac. However, if you use the Chrome browser on your laptop you can install the Google Cast extension to control a Chromecast device
Answered by Premjani 7 years ago
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I don't believe so. You need to google home app to activate the product...so you can potentially do it with just a mobile phone or tablet.
Answered by Alesha 7 years ago
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This is a stand alone unit. It doesn't have any jacks on it. It connects to your wifi
Answered by MrElectroMagnet 7 years ago
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Unfortunately not.
Answered by Wodebbk 7 years ago
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No
Answered by Kwkejdb 7 years ago
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It’s a separate entity. You can’t bridge the two for any purpose. Just use your phone app to control it as intended.
Answered by StephenVictor 7 years ago
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