Bought month ago, just love it Slowly getting to work as we learn off each other.... Beware nearby ph call it's interupted many times ,( Wonder if it's 2 smart products malfunction), Alsowhen music on it won't listen/ (understand)order to stop , no matter how clear you speak

I love my Google home mini from Micro Center the helpful staff helped pick it out for me from the back because they didn't have anymore on the shelves. If you have smart connected devices this product is a must have for the price. Works well with all my Nest connected devices.

The delivery of the Google minis was prompt and efficient. The item itself was very easy to set up and link to our Android phones and is a very useful GADGET to have around the house to help organise your schedule show you the way for journeys and tell you if the way is clear just by asking no...

We have had this for about a month now and really are glad to have it. So far it has played dinner music for specified period of time, bedtime music and meditation music for specific amounts of time.

Moving into a large home, I thought these would be perfect to control music and potentially lights throughout the house; turns out they are useful for a lot more! In regards to music, they're small but pack quite a punch and sync perfectly with my or my girlfriends spotify depending on who is...

My only real problem with Google Home is it doesnt seem to hear very well. Other than that I LOVE it.. I ask for the time, I set alarms, I ask questions, mostly I use it to control my home lights and some appliances. I learned that "Vampire" usage of electricity can add up in cost.

I've never thought of having Alexa or G home as I thought "why do I need it". But, when I talked to my friend and she said it's quite useful, then I thought I'll have a go. Now, we are using them for calling kids upstairs for dinner, reminding them homework, checking if they set alarm for tomorrow...

I was on the fence about purchasing ANY system that is connected to the internet. To me they were intimidating. My son bought a Google Home system for his house and after learning how easy it is to use and how inexpensive it was, I thought why not.

I like the Google mini over the Amazon dot. The reason is you can change the voice sounds on the Google and the voice sounds a little more like human as a pose to the dot "Alexa" sounds a little, I don't know, cold, artificial like (imho). All in all, I am pleased with the mini.

Condensing everything that's good about the bigger Google Home into a small pin-cushion-like speaker works great, but it won't blow you away for music

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