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The Google Nest Audio is an intelligent smart speaker crafted for individuals who prioritize rich, room-filling audio quality for their music, podcasts, and radio, alongside robust voice control for their smart home ecosystem. Its primary advantage lies in delivering impressive sound performance combined with the seamless functionality of Google Assistant, though optimal operation requires a consistent internet connection.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Series | Nest Audio |
| Model Part Number | GA01586-NO |
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You can stream music, playlists, podcasts, radio stations, and audiobooks from popular services by simply asking Google Assistant.
Yes, Nest Audio works with compatible smart home devices. You can use voice commands to control lights, thermostats, and other Google Assistant-enabled devices.
No, the Google Nest Audio is not battery-powered and requires a constant connection to a power outlet to function.
You can pair two Nest Audio speakers together through the Google Home app. Once paired, they will deliver an immersive stereo sound experience.
There is a physical microphone mute switch located on the back of the Google Nest Audio. Toggling this switch will turn off the microphones.
Yes, Nest Audio features adaptive audio technology that tunes the sound to your environment and the content you're listening to, making audio clearer.
Check if the microphone mute switch on the back of the device is toggled off (it will show orange). Ensure the device is powered on and connected to Wi-Fi. Try rebooting the speaker by unplugging it for 30 seconds and plugging it back in.
Verify your Wi-Fi connection is strong and stable. Move the Nest Audio closer to your router if possible, or reduce Wi-Fi interference from other devices. Ensure no physical obstructions are blocking the speaker's output.
Ensure both speakers are connected to the same Wi-Fi network and are assigned to the same 'home' in the Google Home app. Place them relatively close to each other. If issues persist, try restarting both speakers and the Google Home app.
Confirm that your smart home devices are properly linked to your Google Home account and are online. Check device names in the Google Home app to ensure your commands match. Try saying 'Hey Google, sync my devices'.