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If you own multiple smart home devices, you already know that Google Assistant is arguably one of the most intuitive virtual assistants available. Alexa’s echo devices respond well to specific commands, like “What’s the weather today.” But Google can handle more nuanced questions like “What’s the weather going to be like when I leave work?” Other virtual assistants, like Siri and Bixby, have advantages, but Google Assistant offers more device compatibility.

It may seem obvious that Google makes the best Google Assistant smart speakers, but that’s not exactly true. Audiophiles may want to shell out a few more bucks and use a speaker featuring impressive fidelity, like the Sonos Move or JBL’s Authentics 300. Or perhaps you’d prefer a compact option for your nightstand, like Google’s Nest Mini or the Belkin Soundform Elite. No matter your choice, any of our picks will let you easily manage everything from your robot vacuum to smart lights.

The best speakers to use with Google Assistant

Source: Google

Google Nest Audio

Best overall

Big sound, small footprint

$70 $100 Save
$30

The Google Nest Audio might be unassuming and easily tucked away, but it sounds far better than its surprisingly slim body has any right to sound. It’s also useful for controlling smart devices, so if your household is Google Assistant-based and you want to stop constantly using your phone to control your smart home, the Nest Audio smart speaker is an easy choice.

Pros

• Excellent sound quality for the price
• Responsive microphone
• Inconspicuous design

Cons

• Poor Bluetooth performance
• No wired input

Smart speakers are often expensive, but they don’t have to be. The Google Nest Audio only sets you back $100 and delivers excellent highs and mids with enough volume to fill a room. It’s not a big speaker, so you won’t get that chest-thumping bass you’d expect from a pricier pick. But the sound is more than adequate for everyday listening. The Nest Audio’s three far-field microphones are great listeners, too. It’ll probably still hear you even when the volume is turned up. Given that this is a Google speaker, the Google Assistant is incredibly responsive to commands no matter what you throw at it, especially if you own a lot of Google Home-enabled devices.

As our review mentions, the Nest Audio is not without its flaws. Yes, you can pair two Nest Audios together, and they’ll sound great—unless you’re planning to watch a movie. There’s severe audio lag, about a second’s worth, so these speakers aren’t recommended for your weekend Netflix binges. It should also come as no surprise that the Nest Audio lacks an aux input. You won’t find many speakers with an aux input on a $100 smart speaker. Heck, they’re difficult to find in any price range. All this to say, these negatives aren’t enough to knock this speaker off the top of our list.

Source: Google

Google Nest Mini (2nd gen)

Best value

Quality at a pocket-friendly price

While far from the best sounding speaker on this list, the Google Nest Mini is affordable and comes in handy for helping you get full coverage in your smart home. The impressive microphone recognition makes this even more apparent, and you won’t endure any overlapping responses with the Google software.

Pros

• Very affordable
• Simple setup process
• Excellent microphone recognition

Cons

• Poor sound quality
• No auxiliary input

Sometimes, you’re just looking for an extension of your smart home setup, and that’s where a good Google Nest Mini comes in handy. These small, inconspicuous smart speakers will give you the full coverage needed to make you feel like you’re in a smart home. The impressive microphone recognition makes this even more apparent, and you won’t endure any overlapping responses with the Google software.

Don’t expect premium sound quality from the Nest Mini. And like its larger counterpart, the Nest Mini lacks an auxiliary input. Though at this size and price, the Nest Minis is more of a compact utilitarian workhorse that’s perfect for home offices, kids’ bedrooms, or anywhere you want a discreet but responsive smart speaker. You’ll still get great features like being able to program the voice recognitions to detect up to six separate users. You’ll also have access to the same apps as the Nest Audio, like Pandora, Spotify, Google Music, and Google Calendar.

Sonos Move

Premium pick

Portability and premium sound

The Sonos Move offers premium sound and portability. With its 11-hour battery life and water-resistant exterior, you can take this on all your adventures. The unobtrusive charging base matches the sleek look of the speaker and fully charges in about 2 hours. Is it expensive? It’s about four times the price of our top pick, the Nest Audio. But if you want audiophile sound on the go, this is a worthy choice.

Pros

• Long 11-hour battery life
• Water-resistant with an IP56 rating
• Automatic Trueplay feature for best sound quality

Cons

• Pricey
• Pretty big for a portable speaker

Speaker portability is an underrated feature when it comes to this kind of technology, and the Sonos Move provides it in spades. With an 11-hour battery life and an easy-to-use charging dock, it combines the premium smart speaker experience with the location flexibility of a handheld device. It is pretty large for a portable speaker but comes equipped with a handy indent for easy carrying. And because it’s only six pounds, you shouldn’t have too much trouble lugging it to the backyard. It’s water-resistant, so you won’t have to worry about a splash ruining your extremely expensive smart speaker.

The Sonos Move is $400, so it’s a serious investment. However, the Sonos Move 2 was just released, priced at $450. The first-gen Move is not only cheaper, but it also offers something the Move 2 doesn’t have—Google Assistant, which Sonos removed from the Move 2. The Sonos Move won’t be in stock forever, so buy it while you can.

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Marshall Uxbridge

Best multi-room speaker

Old school look with a modern twist

$205 $220 Save
$15

This classic-looking smart speaker comes equipped with either Alexa or Google Assistant, depending on the model you choose. It also offers a surprising amount of volume and can be linked with any other speaker with Chromecast built-in or Airplay 2 for a multi-room setup.

Pros

• Surprising amount of volume
• Versatility with multi-room setups
• Sharp looking

Cons

• Different versions with only support for a single voice assistant

Marshall may be better known for face-melting guitar amps going back to the sixties. Still, the company has branched out into personal audio over the last decade with some interesting offerings, including the Uxbridge. To start, the Marshall Uxbridge is a sharp-looking speaker that harkens back to Marshall’s classic guitar amp designs, has physical tone controls, and packs a lot of volume. It also offers a decent amount of bass for its size, though it can sometimes get muddy. And, like plenty of smart speakers these days, you can use it as part of a multi-room setup. Unlike other multi-room-enabled smart speakers, you don’t need a bunch of the same model as it can pair with any Chromecast or Airplay 2-enabled speaker.

One caveat is that you have to make sure you purchase the right Uxbridge. Marshall has created two versions, one for Alexa and one for Google Assistant. Who knows why Marshall would decide not to create one speaker capable of supporting both, but even with this quirk, the Uxbridge is a worthy contender.

Source: Belkin

Belkin SoundForm Elite

Best for wireless charging

Powering your phone and music

$105 $200 Save
$95

Everyone loves perks when it comes to premium tech, and the Belkin SoundForm Elite has one that will make many people happy: a wireless charger. That’s right—this smart speaker comes with a handy 10W wireless charger that keeps your device juiced while you kick back and enjoy some tunes.

Pros

• Wireless charger built-in
• Solid voice recognition
• Convenient space-saving design

Cons

• Not good enough sound quality for price

An ideal feature that most portable speakers seem to skip is the inclusion of a wireless charger. Not the Belkin SoundForm Elite. It gives just enough juice to keep your smartphone charged for hours, so you don’t have to worry about running out of battery during a backyard party. Of course, it’s a bit lower on our list as it’s somewhat flawed in execution.

Admittedly, the sound quality is underwhelming for the cost. And it’s a pretty high price tag as well, most likely due to the inclusion of that wireless charger. The bass may be too much for the discerning ear, and the overall balance feels somewhat off. Thanks to the two microphones on the device, you get some solid voice recognition.

Source: Bang&Olufsen

Bang & Olufsen Beosound Level

Best future-proof design

Sound investment for years to come

If you find our other recommendations typical and boring and need something that stands out, then the Beosound Level from Danish brand Bang & Olufsen won’t disappoint you. Not only does it look and sound spectacular, but it also comes with a future-proof design that will make it last much longer than the competition.

Pros

• Striking design and sound quality
• Supports Airplay 2, Chromecast, and Bluetooth
• Future-proof

Cons

• Very expensive
• Wall mount costs extra

For something a bit more stylish, consider the Bang & Olufsen Beosound Level. It’s a wireless speaker that delivers high-quality audio, has Google Assistant support, and can last up to 16 hours on a single charge, not to mention you get a nifty MagSafe-style charging puck to top it up. However, if you don’t have the charging puck on hand, there is a USB-C port on hand as well.

You can wall mount it (it needs a $99 mount), position it upright, or lay it flat as a stationary speaker. Or just carry it around the house with you. As it’s rated IP54 for splash and dust resistance, you won’t have to worry too much about the elements.

Another highlight of the Level is future-proofing. As the speaker is designed to be used for years, the company has packed everything needed to enable music streaming on the device in a nice little module that you can replace if it gets outdated or breaks down. Plus, the company promises to sell parts for the speaker, including batteries, for ten years after the last unit of this model is sold.

Source:Sonos

Sonos Roam

Best budget Sonos speaker

Smart sound on the go

The Roam offers an affordable way to enter Sonos’ ecosystem and delivers a great portable speaker experience. Sound quality is excellent, and the company’s TruePlay technology automatically adjusts the sound for the surrounding environment.

Pros

• Works well with other Sonos products
• Trueplay room correction feature
• Excellent audio quality

Cons

• No power adapter included
• Does not get very loud

Beyond the Move, Sonos has another portable speaker in its portfolio that supports Google Assistant: the Roam. Apart from Google Assistant, it also works with Amazon’s Alexa voice assistant, and the built-in mic has no trouble understanding you, even in noisy environments. Unfortunately, voice assistant only works when Roam is connected to a Wi-Fi network, and it won’t work over a Bluetooth connection through your phone, tablet, or laptop.

The Roam is also IP67 rated, so it’ll have no trouble dealing with water splashes in your bathroom or around the pool. Plus, the silicone material on the end caps absorbs the shock of any minor bumps and tumbles. In other features, the built-in battery lasts up to ten hours, and you can juice up the speaker using the USB-C port or wirelessly over a Qi charger. All-in-all, Sonos Roam is a nice, little portable smart speaker.

Acer Halo Swing

Best LED Display

Bring the party wherever you go

Acer’s Halo Swing smart speaker doesn’t have the street cred advantage of its competitors, but its booming yet balanced sound quality, courtesy of the DTS speakers, is all the cred you need. Plus, the Swing’s customizable LED display creates everything from rhythmic light shows to fun shapes and messages.

Pros

• Custom LED display
• Room-filling sound
• Smart features designed specifically for Google Assistant

Cons

• Battery only lasts 8 hours

Acer’s Halo Swing is the new kid on the block, but don’t let that deter you from considering this unique speaker. First, let’s take a look at what’s under the hood—the 360-degree DTS audio. This little speaker is louder than you’d think, and its ample subwoofer certainly boosts the oomph for parties. And parties are where this thing shines.

Not only is it loud enough for outdoor gatherings, but the LED display also adds a splash of color to your tunes. The RGB lights will move to the rhythm of your music or remain stationary if you prefer. What’s really fun about the Swing is that you can customize the front LED display, anything from emojis to personalized messages. Using the Halo app, you can even draw your own designs. The LED base looks particularly striking when docked in the translucent USB-C charging platform. But a smart speaker is only smart if it can hear you, and when the music starts playing, some brands struggle in this area. However, the Swing uses omnidirectional mics, ensuring this speaker is quite responsive to commands.

The exterior is a little blah, but considering its portability and LED-lit display, we can forgive its mundane aesthetic. The leather handle lets you carry or hang the speaker wherever you want, including the outdoors, because it’s water-resistant, too.

Source: JBL

JBL Authentics 300

Best large speaker

Vintage look, modern sound

The JBL Authentics 300 is a hefty 11-pound speaker equipped with 25mm tweeters, a 5.25-inch subwoofer, and a 6.5 passive radiator, all designed for one thing—premium performance. This portable smart speaker works with all the popular streaming services and is compatible with Airplay, Alexa, and Google Assistant.

Pros

• Deep, clear bass and overall balanced sound
• A wealth of connections including 3.5mm inputs
• Awesome vintage look

Within the realm of wireless speakers, JBL is a mainstay brand. However, even JBL hasn’t come out with anything quite like the retro-looking Authentics series. The 300 model is the mid-range option and will set you back a pretty penny. But even our premium pick, the Sonos Move, will have difficulty keeping up with the Authentics 300’s impressive specs.

The Authentics 300 features 25mm tweeters, a beefy 5.25 woofer, and a down-firing 6.5-inch passive radiator that promises a deep, distortion-free listening experience. The battery may only last 8 hours, but that’s pretty good when you consider the output of this 11-pound beast. And should you want to take the music with you, the 300 includes a sturdy handle for easy portability. Also, Google Assistant works well due to the 300’s sensitive microphone, and if you use the Google Home app, you can pair multiple JBL speakers throughout your home.

But the best feature of the Authentics 300 is the inputs. There are inputs galore, including Ethernet, USB-C, and a 3.5mm input. The Ethernet cable is an unexpected perk and ensures you get the best connection. Its two biggest downsides are the price and that it’s not water-resistant. Bring this speaker indoors when those clouds roll in and avoid the pool altogether.

Source: Google

Google Nest Hub Max

Best smart display

Best of both worlds

Stepping beyond traditional smart speakers, Google Nest Hub Max provides a one-stop solution with its vivid touchscreen. It guides you through recipes, manages your smart home devices, and supports various streaming platforms, like Spotify and Hulu. While it’s not audiophile-level sound, the Nest Hub Max will certainly get your feet tapping.

Pros

• Beautiful touchscreen display
• Perfect for those in the Google ecosystem
• Great sound quality for a smart display

The Google Nest Hub Max is the odd duck on this list. It’s not exactly a smart speaker. But a smart speaker alone can only do so much, and if you require an all-in-one setup, the Nest Hub Max is perfect. This colorful touchscreen display can be used for everything from guiding you through recipes to operating your smart home devices. There are also weather apps and plenty of streaming options like Disney+ and Netflix. And, of course, the Nest Hub Max also works well for video calls.

The two far-field microphones are super sensitive, so they’ll pick up your voice despite any background noise. Plus, the sound quality is just as impressive as the display and offers exceptional bass without feeling too muddy. However, it won’t reach the same level of fidelity as a traditional smart speaker in the same price range. Then again, you wouldn’t be getting a touchscreen and all the features that come with it.

What to look for in a Google Assistant smart speaker

There’s no shortage of Google Assistant smart speakers, so it comes down to how much you’re willing to spend. Google’s Nest Audio should be proof that you don’t need to donate plasma to enjoy a good-sounding smart speaker. And smart homes primarily using the Google ecosystem won’t need to worry about any unsuspecting compatibility issues. Still, spending $99 is still a sizable investment for budget-minded buyers. If that’s you, know that the Nest Mini likely offers all the key smart home you need. Its audio quality isn’t mind-blowing, but it’ll get the job done for smaller offices and bedrooms.

Venturing out of the Google Nest models, you’ll find a sea of choices to consider, like our premium pick, the Sonos Move. Picking this over a Google Nest Audio is a no-brainer for existing Sonos owners since you could pair them with your other speakers. Also, the Sonos produces better sound. Audiophiles may also consider JBL’s Authentics 300. It’s a formidable competitor to the Sonos Move as it comes with Dolby Atmos and better bass.

Most of our picks are portable or small enough not to be an eyesore, but for ultimate portability, you’ll want the Sonos Move or the Acer Halo Swing. These two picks are ideal for picnics, parks, and poolsides. Then there are the quirky picks like the Beosound that are absurdly expensive but with Bang & Olufsen’s unparalleled signature sound and distinct design. So, whether you’re on a budget or consider yourself an audio connoisseur, there’s a Google Assistant smart speaker that caters to your ears and your wallet.

Source: Google

Google Nest Audio

Best overall

Big sound, small footprint

$70 $100 Save
$30

The Google Nest Audio might be unassuming and easily tucked away, ready for that wake word, but it sounds far better than its surprisingly slim body has any right to sound. It’s also useful for controlling smart devices, so if yours is a Google Assistant-based household and you want to stop constantly using your phone to control your smart home, the Nest Audio smart speaker is an easy choice.

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