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Google Home Max Smart Speaker w/ Google Assistant (Chalk) Expired
$150
$399.99
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A4C.com has Google Home Max Smart Speaker w/ Google Assistant (Chalk) for $199.95 - $49.98 w/ discount code SLICK25 = $149.97. Shipping is free.
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Features:
- Handy personal Google device provides convenient, hands-free Google Assistant functionality virtually anywhere in your home
- Provides Smart Sound to automatically tune to any room
- Plays music from YouTube Music and Google Play Music or streams audio directly from your phone
- Streams videos to your TV with Chromecast
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Anyway, there's an easy solution that works for several people, including me: if your access point supports a 5GHz band, just put the Home Max on it, with no other devices.
If your AP doesn't support 5GHz, I'd seriously think twice about purchasing this, even at this discount. It'll drive you absolutely nuts.
Google doesn't keep up their promise in most cases.
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Google doesn't keep up their promise in most cases.
Yeah lol we all got several!
Much louder and significantly more bass. I have 3 of them and I hardly every crank them up above 40% volume level.
150 is the best deal I've seen on these.
I have a nice set up already so not my main. But if I had a small space this would be more than sufficient. I would also buy more of these to spread around too.
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Anyway, there's an easy solution that works for several people, including me: if your access point supports a 5GHz band, just put the Home Max on it, with no other devices.
If your AP doesn't support 5GHz, I'd seriously think twice about purchasing this, even at this discount. It'll drive you absolutely nuts.
Anyway, there's an easy solution that works for several people, including me: if your access point supports a 5GHz band, just put the Home Max on it, with no other devices.
If your AP doesn't support 5GHz, I'd seriously think twice about purchasing this, even at this discount. It'll drive you absolutely nuts.
I thought all your Google Home devices have to be on the same WiFi network.
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They would be on the same network unless you have isolation enabled in your router. They are different bands as mentioned. (2.4 vs 5)
It's still the same network, it just uses different band to connect to router
I didn't realize you could use different bands on the same WiFi network. I thought each band was a separate network. I have Google Home lightbulbs that must be on 2.4GHz and I don't know how to set up to use 5GHz as well with Google Home. Is there a good guide for this?
As mentioned, these were discontinued by Google.
The absolute worst is while you can still cast to it, I have found many issues unless you subscribe to a plan via services.
I switched to Spotify after Google killed play music due to being able to cast directly to my speakers and have the Playlist/song enabled and visible.
I am concerned about the support Google will provide. They still haven't added support to YouTube music.
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From what I heard, Google was working on this as well, although I havent' seen any updates. This speaker in a surround sound system would blow Sonos out of the water in terms of overall value (I have both, sonos sounds find, but at 2-3 times the cost).
I have a Few google home's + G' minis & G Audio Chromecast to my receiver. I can group all these speakers at once to play the same music tracks........ Is this the feature you are talking about?