Set up your Google Nest or Home speaker or display
A Google Nest or Home speaker or display. Latest version of the Google Home app . A Google Account. An Android phone or tablet that: Has Android 9.0 or later. Works with 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi network (a WPA-2 Enterprise network won't work). Has Bluetooth turned on. Learn how to turn on Bluetooth on Android devices.
Meet the Google Home app - Android - Google Nest Help
Ways to use the Google Home app. Set up Google devices such as cameras, speakers, displays, Wi-Fi routers, Chromecast and Google TV Streamer products, and the Pixel Tablet's Charging Speaker Dock. Control, organize, and manage Google Nest and compatible devices from other companies. To check a device's compatibility, find the Works with Google ...
Meet the Google Home app - Android - Streaming Help
Ways to use the Google Home app. Set up Google devices such as cameras, speakers, displays, Wi-Fi routers, Chromecast and Google TV Streamer products, and the Pixel Tablet's Charging Speaker Dock. Control, organize, and manage Google Nest and compatible devices from other companies. To check a device's compatibility, find the Works with Google ...
Meet the Google Home app - Android - Streaming Help
Ways to use the Google Home app. Set up Google devices such as cameras, speakers, displays, Wi-Fi routers, Chromecast and Google TV Streamer products, and the Pixel Tablet's Charging Speaker Dock. Control, organise and manage Google Nest and compatible devices from other companies. To check a device's compatibility, find the Works with Google ...
Set up Google devices in the Google Home or Nest app
For most devices, follow the steps to connect smart devices in the Google Home app. If you want to check that a device can work, search for it on the "Explore all actions" Assistant page. Some devices from select partners offer Seamless setup. Check if "Seamless setup with Google Home app" is on your device's packaging, manual, or website.
Control smart home devices added to the Google Home app
Control devices with the Google Home app. After you set up your device in the Google Home app, you can control it from your phone or tablet. Open the Google Home app . Tap Favorites or Devices find the tile for your device. Depending on your device, you can access controls in the following ways: Tap the tile to take a quick action with the device.
Google Home for web and Nest web app
Google Home for web. Use a web browser like Chrome to view Nest cameras and doorbells you have in the mobile Home app. You can open Google Home for web on a computer or mobile device. To use Google Home for web with devices originally set up with the Nest app, migrate your Nest account to a Google Account.
Control your smart home devices with the Gemini mobile app
The Google Home extension can’t perform some actions on security devices, like gates, cameras, locks, doors, and garage doors. For unsupported actions, the Gemini app gives you a link to the Google Home app where you can control those devices. If you turn on the Google Home extension, your Gemini mobile app can:
Connect third-party smart home devices in the Google Home app
You can remotely control third-party smart devices when you set them up in the Google Home app . Important: If you want to set up a Google Nest, Home, Pixel, or Chromecast device in the Google Home app, visit Set up smart devices in the Google Home app. Supported smart home devices. List of supported third-party smart home devices. Step 1.
How do I connect my Nest or Home devices to a new Wi-Fi network?
Open the Google Home app . Tap and hold your device's tile. Tap Settings Device information. Tap Wi-Fi Forget this network. Return to the Google Home app home screen and tap Devices Add Google Nest or partner device. Follow the in-app steps.