Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's great item, I liked and works perfect. I buyed the insurance too.

Generally works fine. Paired up to my Nest products. Overall Amazon products seem to work better.

I display in my kitchen.I asked for cooking recipes all the time.I enjoyed it.

We got this on BF deal and the wife is using to see recipes while she cooks and loves it

Love having this in our kitchen! Helps my wife with recipes and our kids like to see the weather.

Love how this connects the whole house. Super convenient and easy to use.

Wonderful for what it is. Music, photos, communication, smart home controls

I absolutely love this product. I also have Alexa and although similiar features, both are needed.

Has become a part of our daily lives. Great product. Better than echo products any day.

The cost for the google nest hub is a little high but is a great addition around the kitchen.

Google is excellent in your kitchen, and you can connect multiple useful apps.

I love that you can display your google photos on the screen, however the display is small.

Absolutely LOVE my nest hub its a great addition to my smart setup =D

Not a big tech guy but purchased because my son had one. still learning all of the features

I bought this as a gift for my neighbors to add to their Google mini and they loved it.

Was a gift for my wife she loves it and i would most definitely recommend this for a gift

This Google Assistance gift I got, and love the way he listen to his music on it

Google - Home Hub with Google Assistant - Charcoal To me, the Google Home Hub is just that - the center of a Google-centric smart home or smart office. It offers a touch interface/visual interface/voice interface to access Google Assistant as you do on Android smartphones for tons of functionality without going to your computer. In addition, the Google Home Hub, as the center of your smart home/smart office, can link to Nest products along with about 1000+ other brands and some 10,000+ smart devices as well. You can use products with the Google Home Hub that are labeled that they're 'made for Google' or that they 'work with Google assistant.' To me, after researching this topic, the Google Home Hub exceeds the scope and capabilities of other smart hubs on the market. So, you can link your Home Hub to all sorts of things in your home/office (you'll have to add, in some cases, connective items like smart plugs, smart lights, Chromecast to non-smart TV's, smart locks, smart speakers, smart thermostats, etc as you would with any smart home setup) and control them/access them through Home View, a swipe-down menu on your Google Home Hub to see your smart home devices room-by-room. You can set up new smart devices, which are then linked through your home/office Wi-Fi. Of course, you will also need to download Google Home app (iOS or Android) to your smartphone to complete setup of the Hub and to access your home/office smart devices when away from your Google Home Hub. Settings, then, are accessible through the Hub or Google Home on your phone for linked devices. The settings available will depend upon the linked device itself. On the Google Home Hub, you can group rooms or individual devices to control more than one item at the same time (certain room(s) lights in a group as an example). Initial setup is done using your Google account and the Google Assistant learns your voice during this phase. Others can use the Google Home Hub through their Google account as additional users. That way calendar entries, reminders, commute information etc will belong to the person using the Google Home Hub. During setup, or later, you can easily add parental controls to customize allowed information for your kids, or you can also set specific times where they cannot access Google Assistant. There is no camera on the Google Home Hub. Many prefer this arrangement for privacy. If you feel a smart camera is needed, it can be added to your linked devices as with nearly anything else in your home/office - this includes smart cams and smart security cameras. The Google Home Hub is small enough to fit almost anywhere. It is well-made and sturdy with a stable base. Clear and loud speakers are built-in along with a mute button and volume rocker, all on the back. It uses two far-field microphones so you can talk to it from across a large room in a normal voice. You can set it on your nightstand to use as an alarm clock too. Its ambient light sensor allows it to quickly adapt to a bright or dark room so that it's not too dim in ordinary light or too bright in dark rooms. If you have smart speakers in other locations of your home or office, you can use the Google Home Hub as an intercom system to save you steps to more remote portions of your home/office/shop or simply to check security camera feeds. The Google Home Hub will access your Google Photos, if you like, to run a smart digital picture frame while it's idle. It will bring up YouTube videos for you as well as allow you to see your calendar, schedule appointments, reminders, watch the news and so much more. You can make phone calls from it as well. Among its many other abilities is to stream free music from Spotify and Pandora along with some others. You'll need an account with the music providers, of course. All in all, the Google Home Hub is well-made, sturdy and allows you to control your smart home/office/shop easily while giving you access to Google Assistant for nearly any sort of information you can think of tailored, of course, to your needs. Setup is straightforward and the Home View menu allows you to have at-a-glance notice of all your connected devices. In my opinion, it's a learn-as-you-go project since typical smart homes/offices/shops aren't built in a day, but that also gives you time to customize your smart network just how your preferences and budget allow. I recommend the Google Home Hub.

It works great as i can see the time when it goes off and looks great on my nightstand

Love it! Enjoy the hands free to listen to music daily while I work!!!!