ByChris Wedelpublished
Smart speakers can be not only entertaining but also very helpful. However, like anything else, there will be times when they either bug out and stop working correctly, or you decide to get rid of it altogether for one reason or another. In the case of a speaker misbehaving, powering it off and back on can help resolve the issue. Other times, like when getting rid of one, you'll need to know how to factory reset a Google Assistant or Nest speaker. The process can be different for various speakers, so here are the steps for some of the most common.
Thanks to its small size and great price, the first of Google's small smart speakers was an excellent way to get started in the smart speaker world. Resetting this device is relatively straightforward.
Even when sleepingThe Nest Hub is a smart display that is an excellent size for desks or nightstands since it won't overtake the space. Powered by Google Assistant, it can help with all your needs, even with your sleep habits.
Chris WedelChris Wedel is a fan of all things tech and gadgets. Living in rural Kansas with his wife and two young boys makes finding ways to get and stay online tricky. By utilizing his years of experience with the tech and mobile communications industries — success is assured. When not conquering connectivity challenges and testing new gadgets, he enjoys cruising a gravel road in his UTV with some good tunes.TopicsGoogle AssistantGoogle Nest HubSmart HomeAndroid Central NewsletterGet the best of Android Central in in your inbox, every day!
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