A:AnswerYes. Each TV will have its own name. You will identify which TV you’re controlling while speaking to the home unit. “Hey google, turn master bedroom TV off”.
A:AnswerGoogle Nest Mini supports an input range of 100V - 240V, but we recommend using Google Nest Mini in the country of purchase as we design our products in compliance with local standards and restrictions. Yes, it supports other languages. You can find more details here: https://support.google.com/googlenest/answer/7550584
A:AnswerUh, remember that Google and Apple compete directly with each in the smart speaker market segment. It's kind of like asking if Google and Siri work together. The Google Mini does play Spotify, or you can upload your collection of MP3 music. Enjoy.
A:AnswerI don't have 2 Chromecast devices to try it out, but the nest mini basically can stream the same music services as a chromecast device. The Google nest mini will support playing music on other Google speakers on the same wifi network. It can transfer music to a speaker in another room or play the music on all speakers in the on the same wifi network configured inside the Google Home app. I have 2 minis in different rooms in my home and it works perfectly transferring music to different rooms.
A:AnswerYour question is a bit confusing as phrased. If you are asking if the Google app can be downloaded onto a Samsung phone and used to operate Google-connected wifi-enabled items like thermostats, lights, security systems, cameras, etc., in your home the answer is yes. If your question is can one use connect to the Google assistant itself and ask questions on a Samsung phone then the answer is yes. I do not buy any Apple products nor use them so I cannot answer that.
I have Google Nest mini set up in my house [I also have an Amazon Tap bought some years ago.] I have a thermostat, security cameras, and lights all controlled via the Google app on my phone. I can raise or lower the temp in the house, turn on/off lights, and set security monitoring and alerts from my phone wherever I am in the world so long as I have a connection to the internet while also using my phone to monitor what is occurring at the house any time I wish. Most wifi-enabled devices work with Googe as well as Amazon in my experience.
A:AnswerYes, at least mine does. I highly recommend using them together. I bought them together and i love how the products sync up compliment eachother.
A:AnswerYes, you can turn up volume of the mini and turn off Google assistant if you just want to use for the doorbell. Quite loud, can hear throughout the house.
A:AnswerI don't have Home speaker to compare it to. But I do have an Echo Show. It does not have quite as much bass as the Echo Show but for its small size it's remarkablely very good quality sound streaming music. [The sound on the echo show I'm kind of disappointed with. The treble sucks on the Echo Show.] For the nest mini 2nd gen, It's not Bose quality but it's very surprising for its size. Think like a very good quality Bluetooth speaker that needs power plugged in. It's not going to fill a whole house with 1 alone but certainly works for a single room.
A:AnswerYes it will. It will also anounce when the Nest Hello doorbell is rung and when a familiar face is recognized at the doorbell camera which is awesome!
