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Google Nest speakers and displays allow you to interact with your smart home via Google Home.
But what if you have multiple Google Nest speakers and displays throughout your home?
Did you know it’s possible for you to use them together as one speaker group?
Here’s how to play music across multiple Google Nest speakers and displays for your next house party.
Create a Google Nest Speaker Group
A speaker group allows you to combine multiple speakers.
Of course, you need at least two Google smart speakers to do this.
Then:
With that, your new group will appear underSpeaker groups.
There are two ways to play music in your group.
Use Your Voice
It’s straightforward to play music across a group with your voice.
You only need to say, “Hey, Google, play music on [group name].”
With that, music will start streaming to speakers in the speaker group you mentioned.
However, it will only work with compatible apps like Spotify or YouTube Music.
With that, you will start streaming music to your selected speaker group.
But aside from volume control, you don’t have any other adjustment that will affect just one speaker.
Adjust Speakers in Case of Delays
Google Home is smart enough to synchronize all your speakers.
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However, there are times when a poor wireless connection can cause a delay in one speaker.
Here’s how to adjust the timing of one speaker.
Play music and stand at the location where you hear the delay while adjusting the sync.
This ensures that you fix the issue correctly.
But more than that, they also bring additional perks, like getting music throughout your house.
