Set up your Google Nest or Home speaker or display
WEBGet started. Plug in your speaker or display. If the device has been used before, factory reset your speaker or display before you continue. On your phone or tablet, open the Google Home app . If you haven't set up a home, tap Create home enter a nickname for your home enter an address (optional) tap Next. Tap the name of your home Next.
Factory reset Google Nest or Home speakers or displays
WEBGoogle Nest Audio. On the back of your device, switch the mic off. The lights will turn orange. Press and hold the center of the Nest Audio, near the top. After 5 seconds, your device will begin the factory reset process. Continue to hold for about 10 seconds more, until a sound confirms that the device is resetting.
Pair two speakers for stereo sound - Google Nest Help
WEBStep 1. Place speakers in the best position in your room. For the best sound quality, place the 2 speakers: On top of a solid, level surface and away from the edge of the surface. At the same height as each other. Step 2. Set up both Nest Audio speakers. Set up both Nest Audio speakers in the Google Home app.
Google Nest and Home device specifications
WEBSpeakers, Microphones, and Sensors. Full-range speaker with 1.7 in (43.5 mm) driver. 3 far-field microphones. Mic off switch. Google Assistant built in. Voice Match technology. Ultrasound sensing. Soli sensor for Motion Sense. Ambient EQ light sensor.
Updates to Google Nest or Home speakers and displays
WEBThe Google Home app will provide indication of the setup progress. You can check the LED light on the top of your speaker or display to verify it's still getting the update. The update typically takes up to 10 minutes. If the update takes much longer than expected, check if your speaker or display is still updating by checking the LED status.
Google speaker and display firmware versions and release notes
WEBTo check which firmware version you're on, follow these steps: Open the Google Home app . Tap and hold your device's tile. Tap Settings Device information. Under "Technical information," check for Cast firmware: "X.XXX.XXXXX." If the device is on Fuchsia, check for System firmware version: "X.XXXXXXXX.X.XXXXXXX".
Aux input for Google Home Max - Google Nest Help
WEBThe aux port on Google Home Max lets you play media from various devices like phone, laptop, CD player, or vinyl record player. You can still use Google Assistant for other things while you play media. Listen to media from other devices. Plug your device into the aux port using a stereo 3.5 mm. (⅛ inch) cable.
Link your TV to your Google Nest or Home speaker or display
WEBMake sure your phone or tablet is connected to the same Wi-Fi or linked to the same account as your speaker, display, Google streaming devices, or Pixel Tablet. Open the Google Home app . Tap Devices Add Google Nest or partner device . Tap the home you want to add the device to Next. Tap the device you want to set up.
Smart Sound for Google Home Max - Google Nest Help
WEBGoogle 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.
Reboot Google Nest or Home speaker or display
WEBFrom the Google Home app. Make sure your mobile device or tablet is linked to the same account as your speaker or display. Open the Google Home app . Tap and hold your device's tile. At the top right, tap Settings More Reboot.