We love our Google Home mini. Just love it. We have 2. We'd have more but for some reason, it picks my wife's voice up a room away (but not mine?), so it's just not necessary.
For those that want a better music experience, you can now look at the Google Home Max. Which is the same thing but now has a dual 4.5" woofers (and assuming stereo) for some real nice quality sound.
Now, the mini, you can pick up for $80, the normal is $150 (on sale currently), but for the Max, you jump to $499.
I'd have to hear the difference to see if it's really worth the price jump. Currently, we have some soundbars Bluetooth paired to the speaker.
You do also have 1/8" line-in to the device for you to have it play music from other sources too (like say a DVD player or your TV... but you'd have to find a line output and probably get an adapter etc...).
The bonus is that shipping would be free, and they look like they're offering a free Google Home if you buy before May 23rd. That's bringing it into a good deal range (except now I'd have 4 ... when I only need 2... maybe I'd give those 2 minis away).
For those that want a better music experience, you can now look at the Google Home Max. Which is the same thing but now has a dual 4.5" woofers (and assuming stereo) for some real nice quality sound.
Now, the mini, you can pick up for $80, the normal is $150 (on sale currently), but for the Max, you jump to $499.
I'd have to hear the difference to see if it's really worth the price jump. Currently, we have some soundbars Bluetooth paired to the speaker.
You do also have 1/8" line-in to the device for you to have it play music from other sources too (like say a DVD player or your TV... but you'd have to find a line output and probably get an adapter etc...).
The bonus is that shipping would be free, and they look like they're offering a free Google Home if you buy before May 23rd. That's bringing it into a good deal range (except now I'd have 4 ... when I only need 2... maybe I'd give those 2 minis away).