Testseek.com have collected 198 expert reviews of the Google Home Mini smart speaker and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Google Home Mini smart speaker.
October 2017
(79%)
198 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
After using it for a couple of weeks, the Google Home Mini seems like a very good starting point for a smart speaker. It doesn't offer the best quality sound, but it is compact and also more affordable than Google's previous and current offerings. The Goo...
Speaker quality is actually pretty good. It doesn't have the bass to be used as a party speaker, but for listening to the radio and just filling the space with some ambient music it's more than up to the job.Volume is good too, in a large living room I'm...
Killer price at $49, Compact size doesn't take much room, Simple design allows it to blend in seamlessly, Same diverse Google Assistant functions as Google Home, Increased support for home control devices
Underwhelming audio performance, Touch surface isn't as responsive
The Google Home Mini is the perfect addition to Google's lineup. Quite frankly, it's the one piece that perfectly fills the void that the Google Home was unable to capture due to its higher price point of $129. At a mere fraction of that, the $49 priced G...
Abstract: The Google Home MIni was announced last week along with the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL. The Google Home Mini is Google's 2nd smart assistant speaker. The size of a donut, it's available in 3 different colors, black, grey, and coral.The Google Home Mini is a l...
Pretty design, Google Assistant is more sophisticated than Amazon's Alexa, Low price makes it easy to deploy in multiples
Lousy for music reproduction, Compared to Amazon's Echos, Google Home devices aren't as broadly compatible with third-party products, Can be paired only with Google Cast-enabled devices
The Google Home Mini is a no-brainer for anyone who's already enjoying a Google Home, but it's not the right smart home controller for everyone...
Extremely affordable, Does everything the bigger Google Home can do, Manages many popular smarthome devices, Speaker sounds pretty decent for its tiny size
Microphones aren't very good for voice calling, Doesn't have as much third-party support as Amazon's Alexa, Somehow still doesn't support professional Google accounts
There's no doubt that Google Home's capabilities have improved significantly over the past year. I called the original device "little more than a toy" last year, but now it's a legit competitor to Amazon's Echo and Alexa. The Echo might technically have a...
Published: 2017-10-12, Author: Vincent , review by: slashgear.com
Cheap way to try Google's voice features, Discreet, cute design, Google keeps adding features
Audio quality is poor, No Bluetooth A2DP or 3.5mm output, Echo Dot can still be found cheaper
At $49, the Google Home Mini is undoubtedly a more affordable way to wade into Google's vision of the voice-powered world. Indeed, even with the Google Home's recent $109 promotion, you could outfit two rooms with its Mini sibling and still have change. W...
Abstract: The Google Home Mini was unveiled at Google's big event today in San Francisco. Covered in a specially designed fabric, the diminutive speaker has the same features as the original Google Home including full support for Google Assistant voice commands.Ava...
The marketing behind the Home Mini says 'Small and Mighty'. Definitely, a suitable slogan for it as other than bigger sound, a no compromise, smaller Google Home. All at a fraction of the price of $49 while many Pixel 2 pre-orders will score you one for f...
