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10" Google Nest Hub Max Smart Home Display (Chalk or Charcoal) Expired
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Available Options:Alternatively, Adorama also has 10" Google Nest Hub Max Smart Home Display (Charcoal) on sale for $169. Shipping is free.
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Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for sharing this deal.
Available Options:Alternatively, Adorama also has 10" Google Nest Hub Max Smart Home Display (Charcoal) on sale for $169. Shipping is free.
Available Options:Features:
- Multitask while you make Video Calls on it's 10" HD touchscreen.
- Make your smart home even smarter using voice to control thousands of compatible devices all on 1 screen
- Ultimate Google Photo digital picture frame
- Chromecast Built In
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Google Nest Hub Max Smart Home Display
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Whether you agree that this patent should have been granted is frankly irrelevant. It was granted and Sonos has every right to defend it. If Apple can patent "rounded corners" on smartphones, Sonos can surely patent this. Now Google can either suck it up and find a way to license this from Sonos or remove the feature as it has done so far.
Quite frankly, I'm glad Google lost. Their goal was to undercut Sonos and drive them out of business and I'm glad the little guy won. I like Sonos products and enjoy how they work together seamlessly. Google meanwhile abandons technology on a whim if it doesn't pan out almost immediately (see Nest security system, Glass, Google+, etc.).
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You can cast or use the built in apps to watch. Hulu, Netflix, YouTube etc
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Leaves me a bit hesitant to buy-in at the moment. I suppose if you're are using it as a stand alone speaker it doesn't effect you.
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What? The only change is that you can't change the volume of a group collectively. Instead you have to manage the volume per device. Groups otherwise function the same way.
Shouldn't you boycott Sonos rather than Google?
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I want it though.
Tough to blame a company for protecting themselves against a titan like Google, agree?
Thank you
Do you have speaker groups or are you just reiterating Googles response? Come over, use my google groupings and then try to tell me that. Can't control any volume with my voice, even individually, Certain speakers become buggy and need to be rebooted, I ask it to play on a certain group and it gives me error messages, and trying to play things via YouTube music and google home is a joke - e.g, you have to align volume of all 12 speakers with individual sliders, etc. This morning I asked google to play a song on "whole house" and it asked me if I wanted to play that on "whole house", "whole house" or "whole house" - and guess what, after I answered it gave me a BS "can't do that right now" response. They did not provide adequate solutions. And yes I blame the Google giant over Sonos. Pay them already.
I have speaker groups that I use daily but I never touch the volume or much of anything other than play/pause/skip. So I haven't noticed a difference.
Maybe you should delete all your groups and create them again? Maybe yours just got messed up. Also try managing from another family member's phone if possible.