Testseek.co.uk have collected 198 expert reviews of the Google Home Mini smart speaker and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Google Home Mini smart speaker.
October 2017
(79%)
198 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(92%)
959 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Affordable
Stylish design with touch controls
Integrated Google Assistant and speaker
Attractive design
Google Assistant delivers good responses to questions
Growing support for third-party devices
Great companion to Home Hub
The Google Home Mini is a stylish-looking speaker with surprisingly strong sound quality. The Google Assistant is a capable Alexa competitor
Especially thanks to its ability to search out detailed answers to a wide variety of questions
Affordable price point
Stylish design
Touch controls
Fluffy
Friendly design
Sounds better than an Echo Dot
Just as knowledgeable as bigger Home
Strong smart home support
Recognises the voices of up to six people and gives personalised replies
Good value
Affordable Google Assistant
Chromecast compatibility
Fine sound for speech radio
Cheap entry to Google's ecosystem
A design that blends in
Platform is always improving
Good looks
Looks Good
Google Assistant Is Very Impressive
Voice Recognition is Great
New Features Added All The Time
The Google Home Mini puts all of the smarts of Google Assistant into a small and affordable package. The Mini sounds surprisingly good for its size and features a colorful design that can blend into your home's decor
Published: 2017-10-26, Author: Samuel , review by: theguardian.com
full Google Assistant, relatively discreet, Bluetooth in, sounds decent for a small speaker, relatively loud, can hear you very well
no 3.5mm jack or Bluetooth out, fabric could get dirty in a kitchen, LEDs a bit dim to see from across the room
The Google Home Mini is all the functionality of a full-sized Google Home shrunk into a small fabric-covered pin cushion.It doesn't sound as good, and isn't as loud, as the bigger Home, but sounds better and is louder than Amazon's Echo Dot.It's a great l...
Published: 2017-10-21, Author: Chris , review by: ergohacks.com
Abstract: The last few years have had an explosion in virtual assistants. The two big contenders on the market have been the Amazon Alexa/Echo and the Google Home. Amazon has had one big advantage – it's had a cut price version available with the Amazon Dot. Google...
We're clearly big fans of the Google Assistant, and any device that makes it more accessible to the masses is well worth a second look in our book. If budget was no option then the standard Google Home offers significantly better audio quality, but for mo...
At $399 it would be irresponsible of us to recommend the Google Home Max without having tested its audio quality. In any case, we expect the Max will appeal to only a select group of users with particularly keen ears, and that for most users the standard...
Cheap entry to Google's ecosystem, A design that blends in, Platform is always improving,
Sound quality still lacking, No 3.5mm jack, Alexa better for smart home devices
The Google Home Mini is a handsome little smart speaker that packs a punch for its size, and with Google's platform getting better by the day it's come at a good time. But if music is your thing, the Mini isn't going to deliver. Instead, see it more as a...
Individual voice recognition gives tailored responses, Seamlessly integrates all the features of the Google platform, Affordable, Improved AI that responds quickly, Compact and attractive
Yes. At $50 and with voice match and improved artificial intelligence capabilities, the Google Home Mini is a wonderful assistant that seamlessly puts the Google platform at the tip of your tongue...
