Command Your Audio

A simple voice request triggers the Google Home to play music, podcasts, or radio from services like Google Play Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, Pandora, and TuneIn.

Get Answers from Google

Thanks to Google’s history in search, the Google Home is ready for your questions. Get real-time answers, including the latest on weather, traffic, finance, sports, local businesses, and more.

Plan to Do More

With your permission, the Google Home will learn about you and get personal. It can retrieve your flight information, set alarms and timers, and tell you about the traffic on your way to work.

Voice-Control Your Smart Devices

The Google Home connects with smart devices like Chromecast, Nest, and Philips Hue, so you can use your voice to set the perfect temperature or turn down the lights.

Far-Field Voice Recognition

Far-field microphones and natural language processing help ensure that the Google Home hears you reliably.

Multi-Room Capability

Multiple Google Home devices can be grouped together to enjoy the same content in every room.

Touch Controls

The top touch surface gives you total control, and a mute button lets you put the Google Home’s microphones on standby. Tap the top surface once to pause or stop audio, timers, alarms, and responses. Swipe clockwise to turn the volume up or counterclockwise to turn it down. Long-press the touch panel to trigger the Google Assistant. Press the mute button on the back to keep the Google Assistant from being triggered, even if you say “Ok Google.”

Hi-Fi Speaker

The integrated high-excursion speaker is designed to deliver crystal-clear highs and rich bass.

Style Your Home

With bases separately available in seven colors, you can make the Google Home fit with nearly any space and décor. Just twist and pull off the one you don’t want to replace it with the base of your chosen color.

Set Up in Three Steps

Plug the power cable into the Google Home, plug it into a wall socket, then download and run the Google Home app on your compatible phone or tablet.

Basic Controls and Indicators

Four colored lights indicate whether the unit is active. The entire top is a touch surface with a built-in microphone. The rear of the unit features a microphone on/off button and a power status light.

Explore the Google Home App

The Google Home app is your one-stop destination to discover all of the Google Home’s content and features. It lets you find the latest features, tips, and offers; control settings like your default music provider or your location; and link compatible devices, such as smart lights, thermostats, and Chromecast devices.

Decide When the Google Home Listens

You have total control over when you want Google Home to respond to your voice commands. Its light states tell you the status of your device when you say, “Ok Google.”

• No Lights: Waiting to hear the “Ok Google” hotword.
• Dots Animate: Listening for your request and ready to help.
• Four Red Dots: Voice control is deactivated.

Multi-User Capable

Up to six people can connect their account to one Google Home, so when you ask your Google Assistant for help, it can distinguish your voice from that of other family members, so you can hear your own personal playlists, commute times, schedule, and more.

Additional Features

• Set, check, cancel, stop, and snooze multiple and/or recurring alarms.
• Perform complicated calculations with the built-in calculator.
• Ask about an event or get your schedule for the day from Google Calendar.
• Have fun with random questions.
• Get definitions and spellings for words with the built-in dictionary.
• Discover hidden surprises with Easter eggs.
• Get answers to your everyday questions.
• Ask about current individual stock prices or current points of an index, like the NASDAQ.
• Get status updates on your upcoming flight.
• Play games with the Assistant.
• Pick your favorite phrase to control countless online services and third-party smart devices with IFTTT.
• Turn on/off, dim, and check if lights are on with supported smart light bulbs.
• Search for local places and ask for additional information.
• Stream audio from your phone to Google Home from 100+ Chromecast-enabled audio apps or through phone mirroring.
• Group any combination of Google Home, Chromecast Audio, or Speakers with Chromecast built-in together for synchronous music throughout the home.
• Play music from popular music services by artist, song, genre, album, playlist, mood, or activity.
• Get a curated daily snippet about your day, which includes weather, calendar, commute, reminders, and news with My Day.
• Get the latest news.
• Get nutrition information for ingredients or food.
• Listen to your favorite podcasts.
• Listen to your favorite radio stations.
• Add items to your Shopping list and check what’s already on it.
• Turn on/off devices around your home with supported smart switches and plugs.
• Stream audio to any speaker that has Chromecast Audio plugged in or Chromecast built-in. Then play, pause, skip, or turn up the volume.
• Ask for scores, live updates, or next game date, location and time.
• Stream video content to any TV that has Chromecast plugged in or built-in. Then play, pause, or turn up the volume.
• Control the temperature with supported smart thermostats.
• Set, pause, check, resume, and cancel timers.
• Ask for traffic and travel times for driving, walking, or biking.
• Get translations for words or phrases in supported languages.
• Ask for current weather or forecasts for the week for your home location or any other location.