Our Google Nest Hub review cuts through the jargon to reveal whether this smart speaker is worth buying

Great display; Nice design; Richer smart speaker experience; Particularly good for owners of other Nest tech; Easy to use and responsive

No camera for video calls; Sound quality is not the best

Great sound, clear and can get really loud with the same sound quality. Since the purchase of the speaker, it has updated several times to improve performance. The assistent can understand almost everything, although being the product that it is, I'd expect a little more commands but it will get...

As a digital photo frame and smart home controller, the Google Nest Hub is an affordable device with enough features to keep you happy. It has a nice display, decent speakers, and you can control most features just with your voice.

Simple setup; Easy to use; No learning curve if you’re already used to using “Hey Google”

Make all the Google Assistant commands work with GSuite accounts

Great device. Not much more to say. Synced with my other Google devices so I can play the same music in every room, commands are easy etc. Only thing that's difficult is getting the thing to do pop quiz with rock questions - no matter how I say rock, the thing just does not register it.

The Google Nest Hub takes on its smart display competition that includes the Amazon Echo Show 5.

Like the Amazon Echo devices, the Google Nest Hub is meant for early adopters of technology and the ones who don’t mind the hiccups companies face at this stage.

The Google Nest Hub has a 7-inch LCD touch screen, a speaker at the bottom. It is powered by the Google Assistant and can work as a cen...

My Google Homes and Home Minis are way more useful than I ever thought they would be. The more stuff you add like more speakers or Chromecasts or smart outlets, the more useful the system becomes. I upgraded to two full size Google Homes up from a pair of Minis and I'm very happy with them.

This product is easy to set up. The Google Assistant is very useful for controlling smart devices in the home. Google Home is unobstructive and Glenys into any room. The sound is not on a par with a Sonos One, however from an ex Sonos user, the assistant capabilities far exceed Sonos.

Google started talking about Assistant-powered smart displays earlier this year, but it let Lenovo and JBL roll out the first products. Google unveiled its Assistant display alongside the new Pixel phones, and it's not just the same guts in a new shell.

Display While lower resolution, the display has excellent viewing angles, brightness, and a light sensor that adjusts the color throughout the day; Form factor The Nest Hub is compact and easy to fit in your space.

Speaker The speaker is good enough for spoken words but not for music; Voice control There's no button to start voice commands—you have to use the hotword every time; Camera There's no camera, so video chat is out of the question.