Google’s range of Nest smart speakers requires it to be connected to the internet so that it can make use of Google Assistant to respond to the user’s voice queries and commands as well as to stream music on Spotify. You can easily connect your smart speaker to a WiFi network and do whatever you want. Now, Google has released a good number of Nest smart speakers. In today’s guide on how you can connect your Nest smart speaker to the wifi network, these are the devices that the steps will be applicable:
Google Home Google Home Max Google Home Mini (1st gen) Google Nest Audio Google Nest Hub Google Nest Hub Max Google Nest Mini (2nd gen)
Let’s dive right into the methods.
How to Connect Google Nest to WiFi Network
The steps that have been mentioned below can be followed if you’re setting up a new Nest speaker to the WiFi Network or if the Nest speaker has lost connection to the WiFi network. The steps need to be followed if you have got a new WiFi network or even if you have changed the name or password of your WiFi network.
Forget WiFi Network Google Nest Speakers
If you plan to change your wifi network or simply no longer want to use a wifi network that your Google Nest speakers connect to automatically, you can easily make the speaker forget the network. Here is how you can do that. This concludes the guide on how you can connect to a WiFi network and at the same time forget a WiFI network on your Google Nest smart speaker. Since these are smart speakers, you can leave your speaker connected to the internet at all times. In case of any questions or queries, feel free to leave them in the comments section below.
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