Questions about Google Nest Mini Gen 2

Apple music is not compatible with google nest! You can only connect the speaker with bluetooth and then play the music. greetings

I have both in use. The new Nest Mini sounds much better than the Google Home Mini. It is minimally thicker, and also has a "hole" on the back so that it can be hung up easily.

No

This is not possible, the volume control affects all audio outputs. Separate control is not provided, neither in the app nor on the device.

Sorry, I don't quite understand your question. Could you explain to me again what is meant by your question?

In my opinion, there should be an electrical spark somewhere in the new flat, such as a light switch, relay, contactor or similar.

I just asked it it said "Mulleimer".

One EU plug

Unfortunately, Swiss German does not work for mine.

Yes, you can combine several of these devices into a speaker group in the Google Home application. You can also set up a stereo pair. Another interesting solution for better sound might be Google Nest Audio, which is a bit more expensive but sounds much better. Google Nest Audio (Google Assistant)

You can simply contact the customer service and ask for a manual in French :) https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/fr/requests/new

No, these are Google Speakers that work with Google Home and Google apps. They are not bad, but there is the better Google Nest Audio, which sounds even better.

Sonos on BT set to search mode (or connection mode), then from the google home app you need to select your box sonos in settings.

As a loudspeaker it does, micro does not show it but I have the webcam for that. Works well with acceptable quality.

Yes, you do not need to have hub and steer all from mini nest. Moreover I'm pretty sure you don't even need mini nest if for example you want to steer your devices using android smqrtphone

I will say that the google home mini is the old name for the google Nest mini. I have one of each but no difference except that the HP is a bit better on the Nest

Hi there. I believe there is no 4th Generation. 2nd Generation is the latest. This article here is 2nd Generation.

Yes, you can, you can link any SmartHome products from Google and many other third parties via the app.

The control of Hue lamps that are connected to a bridge works absolutely problem-free with Google Home. I cannot say whether it also works with Bluetooth Hue lamps. Here are some commands: "Turn on [name of the lamp]." "Dim [name of lamp]." "Increase the brightness of [name of luminaire]." "Set the brightness of [name of luminaire] to 60 percent." "Dim/increase [name of luminaire] by 30 per cent." "Change the colour of [name of luminaire] to blue." "Switch the lights in [name of room] on/off." "Switch all lights on/off."

If by "power cable" you mean the power supply unit, i.e. "power cable with adapter": I would call Google Support. Theoretically, you should be able to use the device with a xyz-15 V power supply, but then you will lose any warranty claims with Google. Why didn't Google equip the device with a USB-C port and standardised power supply? You'll have to ask Google about that too ...

via the Google Home app...