Deal: Put a Google Assistant speaker on your nightstand

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Google Home/Nest smart speakers(& Hub) make a convenient addition to your kitchen counter, bedroom nightstand, or living room — at this price. And they call play music, answer questions, set timers, control your lights, and play videos, movies, and shows on the TV with just your voice.

If you’re interested in jumping into the world of smart home technology or expanding your usage through each room, this is a great way to do so. In the market for a Google Home/Nest speakers to see what all the fuss is about, or to supplement your already existing collection of smart speakers around the house? Then these deals might actually sway you to go big with that idea. Nice way to get started with home automation.

  1. Google Nest Mini/Home Mini
  2. Google Nest Audio
  3. Google Nest Hub/ Nest Hub Max
  4. Chromecast With Google TV in HD or 4k

Google Nest Mini/Home Mini: $49

Music here. Music there. Music everywhere.

Smart home integration only works well if you have a smart speaker within earshot at any given time. If you only have a single Google Nest/Home device in your living room, you’re going to have a hard time interacting with it from a different room. Which is why you need more than one Nest speaker, if your home is larger than just a single living space. Google Nest Mini allows you to bring the Assistant pretty much anywhere in your home at an affordable price and can answer just about any question you could think of. Command your connected lighting or call up some cooking help in the kitchen, Nest Mini is an essential upgrade. Nest Mini smart speakers are voice activated, so beside being able to stream to them over Bluetooth or cast to them (like a Chromecast), you can activate it via Hey Google.

  • Enclosure is made from 35% recycled plastic,
  • Available in four colors Chalk, Charcoal, Coral and Sky designed for your nightstand.

Update: 2022/12/20: Google Nest Mini (2nd gen.) for $24.99($24 off)

Available in Chalk, Charcoal, Coral and Sky colors.


Google Nest Audio: $99.99

Nest Audio delivers a wall of room-filling stereo sound. Move audio from room to room, or hear your favorites throughout the house. No matter how many devices or how many rooms, it’s audio designed around you. Whatever song sounds good in the moment, make sure it sounds great in your home. Hear music as it was meant to be heard.
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Nest Audio

  • is 75% louder than the original Google Home,
  • has a 50% stronger bass response
  • is equipped with a 19 mm tweeter and a 75 mm mid-woofer
  • can pair multiple units in stereo or other configurations for multiroom audio setups.
  • supports touch controls for adjusting volume and more
  • comes in five colors: Sage, Sand, Sky, Chalk, and Charcoal
  • enclosure is made from 70% recycled plastic,
  • available in more than 21 countries

Update: 2023/07/25 Get PCMag Editors’ Choice award winner Nest Audio.

Upgrade to better sound quality with Nest Audio for $64.99 ($25 off)

Upgrade to a Stereo Sound with Nest Audio pair for $129 at


Google Nest Hub/ Nest Hub Max: $99.99/$229

The center of your helpful home, and simple smart home control

Smart displays are a great way to control things around your place and call loved ones. A screen that was made for the kitchen, living room and bedroom.

  • In the kitchen: Helpful on the kitchen countertop to check out recipes videos while cooking, without having to keep your phone or tablet upright. Even better, the Nest Hub can be controlled hands-free, letting you pause playback and rewind the video while your hands are full. Stay entertained in the kitchen with shows, videos, and music. As a great Digital Photo frame, and a kitchen timer.
  • In the living room: answer daily queries, provides information about your day, play the news, control your compatible lights, TVs, and other smart devices with a tap or your voice.
  • In the bedroom: Nest Hub can help you wake up easier with a Sunrise Alarm with its unique feature being its ability to track your sleep, and even make sure you’re sleeping soundly thanks to its built-in Soli sensor.

It’ll show you exactly what you need, no hands required. That’s help at a glance.

  • Comes in four colors: Chalk, Charcoal, Sand, Mist
  • acts as a Chromecast target, to watch YouTube and Netflix content
  • enclosure is made from 54% recycled plastic

Normally fetching $99 at other retailers, so around 50% in savings. This launched as the Google Home Hub at $149, a full three times this price. Hit the link below to check out.

Update: 2024/01/30 Grab a Nest Hub (2nd gen.) for $69.99($30 off)

Get a Nest Hub Max for $129($100 off)


Chromecast With Google TV in HD or 4k: $29.99/$49.99

Browse your entertainment in one place in 4K or 1080p HDR
  • $12 off Chromecast with Google TV (4K): $37.99
  • $10 off Chromecast with Google TV (HD): $19.99

Tick tock⏰ don’t miss out on these deals. Hurry, quantities are limited, available only until supplies last. Do share this post with your friends and family.

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  1. Response from Insignia:

    I went ahead and did some research with our engineers regarding this situation and I learned that they are already aware of it and they are currently working along with Google to solve it. However, we do not have a timeframe for the required update to be released. Please bare [sic] with us, if you want more detailed information regarding this situation please contact Google.

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  2. So it appears that there is also software/feature fragmentation too on third-party Google Home devices like this Insignia. Users need to be wary of buying into unreputable vendors like them. Google’s part of growing this ecosystem should be to establish standards kinda like Android One where vendors follow a hardware spec that allows Google to do timely firmware updates.

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  3. Like Chromebooks, each hardware platform requires a slightly different firmware release. If Google handles the updating, in addition to the firmware differences different countries will get feature releases on different schedules. based on difference hardware and the the location of the device.

    The US gets all new features first, for which other should be grateful, since they don’t experience the grief associated with being beta testers. 😀

    If owners of these devices located in the US haven’t gotten the outbound phone call ability, then it’s not clear whether Buy/Insignia, not or Google, is doing the firmware updating. Try going to Google’s Home forum and ask there.

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  4. Well, these devices still cannot make phone calls. Who controls the updating of firmware to these?

    I suspect none of the newer features that require firmware update will work. Very disappointing.

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  5. Hernan Aro Yes, it updated the firmware upon setup. I purchased one large & one small speaker and grouped them with my Google Home. Both of them sound better than the Google Home! 👍

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  6. I got one of these… It is just like the Google Home other then the fact it has a clock on it. It’s real good sound comes out of the speakers..

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