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Costco Members: 2-Pack Google Nest Hub Smart Voice Assistant (2nd Gen)

+ Free S/H

$100

$180

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Costco Wholesale has 2-Pack Google Nest Hub Smart Voice Assistant (2nd Gen; GGL-H) on sale for $99.99 valid for Costco Members only. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member tthisisjenn for finding this deal

Note, must login to your Costco account w/ an active membership to view pricing/purchase.

About the Product
  • Control Smart Devices
  • Stream Videos/Music
  • View Weather/News/Sports
  • Create Family Notes
  • Broadcast Messages
  • Set timers and alarms
  • WiFi/Bluetooth Enabled
Warranty
  • Includes standard manufacturers warranty w/ Costco Concierge Services w/ purchase [Details]

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • This is a good price if you're in the market for a 2-pack bundle package; typically runs around $60+ when these are on sale for a unit. instant $80 Off manufactures savings discount
  • Product is available in white or gray colorway options
  • Limit 3 per member
  • Offer valid through July 6, 2022 or while promotional offer/pricing last
Additional Notes
  • If you don't have a Costco Warehouse Membership, you can sign-up here
  • Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated

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Written by tthisisjenn
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About the Poster
Costco Wholesale has 2-Pack Google Nest Hub Smart Voice Assistant (2nd Gen; GGL-H) on sale for $99.99 valid for Costco Members only. Shipping is free.

Thanks to community member tthisisjenn for finding this deal

Note, must login to your Costco account w/ an active membership to view pricing/purchase.

About the Product
  • Control Smart Devices
  • Stream Videos/Music
  • View Weather/News/Sports
  • Create Family Notes
  • Broadcast Messages
  • Set timers and alarms
  • WiFi/Bluetooth Enabled
Warranty
  • Includes standard manufacturers warranty w/ Costco Concierge Services w/ purchase [Details]

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • This is a good price if you're in the market for a 2-pack bundle package; typically runs around $60+ when these are on sale for a unit. instant $80 Off manufactures savings discount
  • Product is available in white or gray colorway options
  • Limit 3 per member
  • Offer valid through July 6, 2022 or while promotional offer/pricing last
Additional Notes
  • If you don't have a Costco Warehouse Membership, you can sign-up here
  • Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated

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DevanteWeary
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I was adamant about Google until around a year ago. Now it's gotten worse. I constantly have to say the same commands multiple times to get it to recognize what I say.

And because of a lawsuit, you basically can't group speakers together.

For instance I use to be able to cast Lofi around my entire house for some nice background music no matter where I go. Now that's impossible.

Honestly it's gotten so much worse, I've been thinking about switching.
wolfpackwx
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This isn't the one with a camera, but $50 for a digital photo frame and also a way to stream nest cameras (we use Nest for our kids rooms), this is a pretty good price.
n00n3
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Google's AI is far better than Amazons, meta's, and Apple's AI. Chances are it will understand most of the complicated stuff you ask whereas the others will not. It's perfect for kids who like asking questions. This unit also doesn't have a camera so you can put it in places like the bathroom.

The issue with any Google product is that you never know when Google will just randomly cancel it. Why? Google's promotion system still relies on employees making new products and services. Maintaining existing product lines will not get you promoted. This is a big reason why Google ends up cancelling products, just to release a similarly product with a different name. Worse is when they completely kill off a product like Nest Protect or even the Nest App and replace it with something inferior and broken e.g. I don't think they fixed Nest Cam integration with their Google Home app yet. They just don't like maintenance. Another example is even years after release, having different profiles on Google TV will only work by luck.

To be fair all of the smart home platforms have their pros and cons. Google's cons just really piss me off.

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This isn't the one with a camera, but $50 for a digital photo frame and also a way to stream nest cameras (we use Nest for our kids rooms), this is a pretty good price.
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jbwhite99
Jun 30, 2022
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It should still be free for the rest of the year - check out Google Fit's sleep tracker. Google tells me how much sleep I'm getting - this is why I bought one of these and have it on my bedside table.
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Diisturbance
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Google vs Alexa?
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SmartyS9118
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Quote from jbwhite99 :
It should still be free for the rest of the year - check out Google Fit's sleep tracker. Google tells me how much sleep I'm getting - this is why I bought one of these and have it on my bedside table.
Does it track if you snore?
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ParveshK
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Quote from SmartyS9118 :
Does it track if you snore?
Yes it does! Has a nice little timeline showing it
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Quote from Diisturbance :
Google vs Alexa?
Google has better answers for questions and things with decent home control. Alexa has better smart home integrations.

For smart displays tho Google all the way. I own multiple Nest Hubs and echo shows and by by far the screens on the Echo shows are useless. The Nest hubs are good at popping up controls when detecting motion with relevant buttons and things that you can touch whereas the Echo Show literally just shows news and pictures
Last edited by ParveshK June 30, 2022 at 06:55 AM.
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This could be a good way to manage Matter devices when they launch. It's the cheapest Matter border router out there
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mikoo1965
Jun 30, 2022
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The best part about this hub is, when idle, displays photos from my Google Photos randomly, I love it. Rest of other features are great. I have no Alexa devices but I am happy with this.
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k6tcher
Jun 30, 2022
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Unless you have these sitting right next to you (nightstands end tables), these are pretty terrible to use just as voice control devices. Google often will display search results that are useless unless you are right at the display or have bionic eyes. And why wouldn't I just use my phone instead?
The algorithms for these are strictly for use within a few inches away from the display whereas non- screen devices are for being several feet away from the device. And also, google really hates you knowing the time on these. If you do anything on the display, the clock disappears completely. For example, listen to music or the news while you get ready? No clock. This baffles me. My experience was so bad with these displays, I went to a lenovo essentials clock and am much happier.
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JamesT9955
Jun 30, 2022
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Quote from ParveshK :
Google has better answers for questions and things with decent home control. Alexa has better smart home integrations.

For smart displays tho Alexa all the way. I own multiple Nest Hubs and echo shows and by by far the screens on the Echo shows are useless. The Nest hubs are good at popping up controls when detecting motion with relevant buttons and things that you can touch whereas the Echo Show literally just shows news and pictures
You say Alexa all the way then list off a bunch of reasons it sucks?
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ParveshK
Jun 30, 2022
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Quote from JamesT9955 :
You say Alexa all the way then list off a bunch of reasons it sucks?
Sorry meant to say Google all the way! will fix my type-o.

Alexa as a platform is good for smart home integration i.e Routines, device compatibility. Google is decent at this as well but my gripe with alexa is the devices with screens are not very useful. I would recommend getting an echo dot or something with no screen. If you do like the screen displays, Nest hub is superior. Hope this helps! I know it's confusing but this is just my consensus as a long time smart home Enthusiast and developer!
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catbugBW
Jun 30, 2022
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I have one of these and it's great in the kitchen to cast YouTube, Plex, or music/podcasts to while cooking. Love it.
Jun 30, 2022
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DevanteWeary
Jun 30, 2022
374 Posts
Quote from Diisturbance :
Google vs Alexa?
I was adamant about Google until around a year ago. Now it's gotten worse. I constantly have to say the same commands multiple times to get it to recognize what I say.

And because of a lawsuit, you basically can't group speakers together.

For instance I use to be able to cast Lofi around my entire house for some nice background music no matter where I go. Now that's impossible.

Honestly it's gotten so much worse, I've been thinking about switching.
Jun 30, 2022
533 Posts
Joined Mar 2016
Jun 30, 2022
Diisturbance
Jun 30, 2022
533 Posts
Quote from ParveshK :
Google has better answers for questions and things with decent home control. Alexa has better smart home integrations.

For smart displays tho Google all the way. I own multiple Nest Hubs and echo shows and by by far the screens on the Echo shows are useless. The Nest hubs are good at popping up controls when detecting motion with relevant buttons and things that you can touch whereas the Echo Show literally just shows news and pictures
So you use both for different things? Because I was looking to see which one to use for my smart home. Does google have a good doorbell like the "Ring"

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52club
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Honestly this an underrated functionality of this device is having confirmation from a second device you are having ISP issues (screen changes when it loses internet connection).

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