You Just Bought A Google Nest Hub: User Guide

The Google Nest Hub may look like a small, unassuming device, but it is one of the best smart displays on the market and extremely capable at a wide variety of tasks. If you just bought a Nest Hub for yourself, bought it as a gift, or received it as a gift, this user guide will walk you through everything you need to know to get the most of it.

We discuss tips and tricks, playing music and videos, controlling your smart home, gesture controls, sleep sensing, and more. The built in voice controls with Google Assistant and the touch controls give you lots of options for interactivity, and we'll make sure you know your way around.

We even talk briefly about how the Nest Hub stacks up to the competition from Amazon and Apple. Check out the vid and become an expert on your capable smart home helper.

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0:00 Intro
1:52 The basics
4:02 Briefly Before You Buy
5:33 Set up
8:07 Nest Hub tour
10:04 Gesture controls
11:30 Music and video streaming
13:41 Photos on the Nest Hub
15:51 Best rooms for your Nest Hub
16:56 Kitchen specific features
19:02 Bedroom features/ Sleep sensing
22:42 Smart home controls
23:59 Wrap up

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[youjustboughta]

Let us know! Do you use the live photo feature for your Nest Hub?

[TyCwn-obsrv]

I really appreciate the detailed content. You answer all the questions. But the same time I shouldn’t have to skip five minutes to get to the actual user guide. Regardless appreciate your work.

[arod]

For me, the superior audio quality of the max makes it the winner for me

[Keninoz]

Just received one of these as a gift & not very tech savvy. This video was very helpful :)

[kingleo_]

Damn what an amazing video. I'm a tech head and just picked up one of these at Best Buy on sale. I had no idea where to start despite knowing tech really well and you explained all off my questions perfectly!

[fiifiacquah-cobbold]

I'll be honest it just depends on what eco system you prefer but I like the nest hub 2 for my bedroom. The sleep sensing is incredible giving me a good idea of how I sleep.

[jan]

My favorite feature is definitely the picture frame and the ability to control music without having to pull out my phone.

[WertandVert]

I didn’t even buy anything but the videos are really good

[chrisinsd]

Wow this is amazing! I have watched several videos on this and the related max device and this is superb. Thx for actually SHOWING how to do things AND explaining what prerequisites exist.

[thetruth]

Hi, what camera is that in the background on the far right with the red dot?

[Oograa]

is the sleep tracking still free at the moment?

[abilashvb]

Very nice & Usefull comprehensive presentation ...

[Oxyon]

I keep hearing nesttop instead of nest hub, and honestly that would have been a perfect name for it.

[Peterderoode]

Nice! BUT ... what about security cameras (like Eufy) on this Google Next hub? ? 🤔

[ArcDesignHaus]

I really need a chore chart for my kids, that they can access. Is this possible?

[kingkobra]

I'm totally immersed in the Echo eco system, but I bought this device just for something to do and it was a total nightmare to set up. I've had it for about a year I guess and all it does is soak up my wifi because I don't use it. Maybe one day when I'm not feeling lazy I'll play with it. All of my automations go through my Echo devices so I'm good.

[studiomichi]

How about security cameras and video doorbell? Can I see everything at once?

[jams_obseoyo]

I just got mine today and I'm struggling a bit. I don't have the app drawer like you do, and can't figure out how to get my tasks, lists or notes to display on the nest hub. I also don't know how to see my calendar without verbally asking.

Also, when I ask to see my calendar, it shows me my events but not tasks

[Rizzgodrago]

How do I do it bc the app is different now and I don’t get the options you do

[maramac]

Thank you. Loads of information!

(Did you previously do an ebook reader channel?)