Testseek.co.uk have collected 104 expert reviews of the Google Nest Hub 2 and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Google Nest Hub 2.
March 2021
(80%)
104 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(81%)
122 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Sleep tracking works well
Alarm clock functions are improved
Sounds better than the previous model
Accurate sleep tracking
Tons of data about your sleep
$100 starting price
Sleek design
Good sleep tracking
Quick Gestures
Improved sound
Smart display can track your sleep
Can help you wind down and wake up gently
Watch Netflix
Disney+
And cast other videos on the 7-inch screen
Great for smart home control
Gorgeous digital photo frame
More video streaming options
Great streaming service support
Good-value screen
Sleep Sensing tech
Great design
Nice user interface
Sleep sensing works well
Syncing with Google Fit
YouTube access
Chromecast support
Great smart home hub
Good price
Clever motion sensing for gestures
Brilliantly combines voice and touchscreen actions
The editors didn't like
Sleep tracking only free until 2022
Can't distinguish between two partners' coughs and snores
Better sound but still not brilliant bass
Few new features over previous model
Laggy at times
Sleep Sensing may cost money
No camera for video calls
Audio doesn't have powerful bass
Sleep tracking not as accurate as a wearable
Camera
Making calls requires app
Basic sound
Some hiss when Google Assistant speakers
Sleep Sensing might have future subscription costs
Published: 2021-03-30, Author: Brian , review by: techcrunch.com
Abstract: Two-and-a-half years later, the Nest Home Hub remains one of my favorite smart screens on the market. Maybe that's a commentary on the rate of improvement in the category, or maybe Google just got things pretty right the first time out. It remains one of...
Slim, sleek design, Google Assistant on board, Superb smart home and photo frame features, Monitors your sleep without a wristband
Quirky coughing and snoring detection during sleep monitoring, Sleep Sensing might be subscription based down the road
Equipped with Google Assistant-powered smart home control, a wide range of entertainment options courtesy of Chromecast, and terrific photo frame functionality, the new, $99 Nest Hub makes for a great purchase if you don't already have a smart display on...
Improved sound with strong bass, Intuitive software with regular updates, Unique, hands-off way to track sleep, Affordable price (not including Sleep Sensing)
Unknown sleep tracking subscription fee in 2022, Missing sleep tracking metrics compared to wearables, Google Fit is simple to a fault
The Google Nest Hub (second generation) is cheaper and sounds better than the original. Those two points alone make it worthy of your hard-earned cash. While bedside sleep tracking is a novel feature, we're not sure how much it will cost come 2022.If you'...
Tracks sleep and breathing, Intuitive interface, Excellent smart home controls, Google Assistant responds quickly, Compact design
Might attribute co-sleeper's coughing/snoring to you, No camera for video calls
With the ability to track your sleep in addition to all of the voice control capacity of the original, the second-generation Nest Hub smart display is an ideal bedside companion for Google Assistant users...
Superb digital photo frame, Sleep Sensing feature works well, Awesome smart home controller, Decent speaker for podcasts
Touch-based OS is still sluggish, Few meaningful hardware upgrades, Sleep Sensing feature is only free for a limited time
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Sleep sensing can be fickle, Air gestures could work better
Compared to the original Nest Hub, the Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen) is a more attractive smart display in every way. The aesthetic upgrades, though minor, make it look more luxurious than the fair $99 price suggests. I already liked Google Assistant's smart...
