Google Home Mini Hacks - AUX Mod

This is one of the popular Google Home Mini tricks. A tutorial for the Google Home Mini AUX mod, not a software hack for those wondering - more of a hardware hack. You can hack your Google Home Mini to have a headphone jack like the one I make in this tutorial video. This Google Home Mini speaker hack is perfect for anyone who likes simple electronics project ideas and wants to add and AUX output to their Google device.
This is an easy Google Home Mini AUX jack mod anyone with some basic electronics knowledge can try, even a beginner. The Google Home Mini Aux Out mod is one of the Google Home Mini hacks you won't see often, so impress your friends with your electronics skills and start your audio jack mod!
If you have upgraded your smart speaker to a Google Nest Mini or another Virtual Assistant such as Amazon Alexa or Apple Siri and have an old one of these smart speakers laying around, see what other google mods you can try on it and let me know.
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[@TinkerManMick]

I'm glad a lot of you are enjoying the video! Subscribe if you could plz, I would appreciate that ❤

[@MarekBury]

Ok, but this seems to be mono :( Do you know if switched to bluetooth external speaker is it playing in stereo ?

[@mateuszgregorowicz210]

I used resistors 3,3k Ohm and 330 Ohm and works super cool! Thanks for sharing this video :)

[@maquez650]

Damn, this is actually the best alternative for a chromecast audio

[@rockstopsthetraffic]

Every speaker a smart speaker...

[@brl5755]

It's pretty bad that Google is too dense to have put an aux output on a device so us with built in speakers or better speakers can enjoy them properly. I'd buy at least 1 and up to four Nest speakers if they'd solve this exact problem.

[@TouchedAlot]

@@brl5755 They would loose sales on the more expensive googe home speakers if they put an aux port in

[@brl5755]

@@TouchedAlotthere gonna get zero from me because all my speakers are better than the more expressive Google home speakers, I want the features and ecosystem not a downgrade in audio quality. Currently there's no solution for those with installed speaker systems

[@ewoutbuhler5217]

Not so good cause it's mono. I use a normal ChromeCast with HDMI extractor that has digital audio output. That's great quality when using on an external DAC

[@murphithecat1056]

I stubbled across this video and I’m going to attempt this repair as I was disappointed when I saw there was no AUX port. Thanks for keeping it short and informative.

[@Verton_D]

I am currently using the Bluetooth option, you can simply ask your Google home to enter Bluetooth pairing and then search the device on your phone's Bluetooth settings. It is the same as doing this with the same amount of lag. This method in the video would be worth the effort if it didn't have any lag at all.

[@TinkerManMick]

I knew you could connect it via the home app but didnt know you could just ask it!! Thanks dude! 😁 And yea that lag is a pain hey!

[@YoutubeHero666]

glad you said it was the same amount of lag as was thinking about doing this to get rid of any delay! guess ill find a normal hard wired speaker for my pc.

[@RogerDiotte]

Does this work in stereo after? Or just mono (ugh)....Just put the Aux jack on it Google and make it stereo c'mon already!

[@ewoutbuhler5217]

You are right, the hack supports mono only. Google was "smart" not te include an stereo aux out so they can sell more google speakers.

[@peterkotara]

Loving your work. Thanks so much for this. Quick question.....is the aux output mono?

[@satbeginner]

Hi, you could mention it has a standard feature to connect the Best Mini to a Bluetooth receiver, like a speaker or a RCA Bluetooth receiver? That way you would have stereo as well. In Google Home Assistant app goto the settings of the Nest, set it to Bluetooth discoverable, as well as the speaker, pair the speaker. Nice hack though.

[@ZAProjects]

You are very honest too. Although I have no Google home mini to mod but your tutorial is really cool.

[@TinkerManMick]

Thank you, yea this one was fun to do! 😁

[@daveharrenburg7670]

You can get one for $3 on eBay

[@W3c16B]

I wonder if there is a stereo signal somewhere inside the Google Mini?

[@ewoutbuhler5217]

was wondering myself too. Should be, but might be very hard to solder a connection to. I think that might require a nextlevel teardonw and soldering jobbie.

[@maxdondada]

Well done sir. I admire your tinkering, Not sure I could manage this project I've never soldered.

[@frankallen4571]

I Bluetooth a subwoofer to enhance the sound quality of my Google Max speakers. I get a half a second sound delay. The only way to fix this problem is to create an AUX out 3.5 mm and plug it directly into the subwoofer. I'm just insecure about doing the work myself. I'm looking for a electronic place that would do this for me. Any advice, thank you Frank

[@tonylopez781]

Thx for sharing, can this mod work with the internal speaker disconnected?

[@JosefdeJoanelli]

The resistors form a 10:1 voltage divider to attenuate the speaker voltage.

[@TinkerManMick]

Smart! Thanks mate 😁

[@thomastowey8200]

do you need the voltage divider if just connecting head phones to the aux jack?

[@adamagave]

This is exactly the tutorial I was looking for, thanks!! If you ask the home mini to turn up or down the volume using a voice command, does it also adjust the output of the new aux port? I would assume so

[@luigikoopa8771]

it would since you are just tapping into the speaker lines so every sound that goes out google's speaker would also come through the jack unmodified.

[@EsotericArctos]

Only one extra thing I would want from this. That is to mute/disconnect the internal speaker when the "aux" is connected. I should imagine that would not be too hard to accomplish, but would likely involve more space than you have available.

[@TinkerManMick]

Thanks for the feedback! 👌 I agree that some way of muting or disconnecting the internal speaker would make this mod perfect, perhaps something for a future video if i get any requests, although you are right about limited space! Struggled to fit that little aux jack in! Lol

[@EsotericArctos]

@@TinkerManMick some of those aux jack's have switching in them, but not seen one with internal switching that small. Might have to Google and then work out the resistor layout.

[@LoganT547]

I'd like it more if it had an option to turn on/off the internal speaker, it may be good for dual-speaker setups.

[@EsotericArctos]

@@LoganT547 I can see a use case for that. Also, you could, in theory, run two speakers on the Aux output, as long as you don't cause the impedance to drop too low. :)

[@LoganT547]

I wouldn't risk voiding my Mini's warranty to try it, I only got it on boxing day so it's still fairly new ;)

[@neilbuffham3546]

Very nice. I'm kinda considering it; throw in an off switch for the built in speaker. Now, just need to find how the apks to Really mess with stuff :) It'd be cool to eventually have an aux-in port. Thanks for your video, very well done

[@francescoredi3042]

and for aux in? what i need to change in circuit?

[@coolelectronics1759]

this is amazing! Next could you please make one of these tutorials on hardwiring a molded power cord so my sister doesn't keep stealing it to charge her stupid vape lol. Thanks for the content I just now discovered your channel while looking for this mod and instantly subbed and looking forward to checking out your back catalog of other content to enjoy!

[@mickyd6139]

Hi Mick, great vid. One question.... Could you also incorporate a switch to silence the home speaker so you only hear the external?

[@TinkerManMick]

Sure can matey!

[@bennyholden3791]

Hey @@TinkerManMick! This vid is amazing! If I disconnect the internal speaker permanently do I need the resistors? Cheers. Benny.

[@therene44show]

Thanks for the video. I did this mod and am a bit disappointed with the audio output when connecting to a receiver. The audio is very tinny and I don't have an eq to compensate. Oh well.

[@TinkerManMick]

Thank you, I suggest trying to add an amp to the circuit to improve sound quality- it can go quite a bit louder then too. Im glad you had a go at it with some success! Thanks for your comment 😀

[@ewoutbuhler5217]

it the volume is too low, simply use different resistors. Use 2 1k500 Ohm resistors. In stead of 10%, you have 50% of the speaker level.

[@luigipotato2302]

this was really useful man! thanks for making the video, it got me motivated to do this finally

[@thorbjrnhellehaven5766]

Nice mod! I want to make a mod for an external mic-switch. (Google Nest Mini) Usually want the mic off, but want to enable the mic on demand with a conveniently located switch.

[@GadgetsClub]

Great idea to improve a Google Home Mini.

[@TinkerManMick]

Thank you, an easy electronics hack which is what it's all about ;)

[@muchneededvlogs1464]

Can we use this mini as speaker for my laptop ?

[@CircularMirror7]

if you have a google nest mini. If it is a full silicon pad all around the nest. Don't take off the silocone. There is a screw under the wall mount hook under the orange plug. Take the screw out then shift the bottom like you are rotating it. Then the bottom should pop off. Model H2C Google nest.

[@TinkerManMick]

Thanks for sharing mate :) I love this community! Have you modded a nest at all?

[@CircularMirror7]

@@TinkerManMick I took mine apart today. Going too mod it tomorrow. Great video!

[@TinkerManMick]

Thanks mate, check out the other comments first, myself and others would recommend adding some way of disabling the internal speaker while the aux port is connected and in use. Let me know how ya go with it and if you dont mind sharing, please send me a tweet or share a pic on the facebook group as I would love to see the finished product! (Links in description)

[@Tech-vd7qs]

@@CircularMirror7 hey, just wondering if you were successful in modding your nest? I just ordered mine now.

[@casualSeth]

Great video! I found this because I was looking to do this mod myself. I'm trying to understand why there is lag between the speakers if it's directly connected? Could it be the speaker you are connecting to? It is the same you connect directly to some headphones?

Hi there, two questions can I use the aux signal to connect it to an amplifier? And what would happen if I don't use the resistors?

[@TinkerManMick]

Hey Danny, keeping in mind im just a DIY guy and stand to be corrected - you can connect it onto an amp, but you will only have mono, not stereo sound. And if you dont add the resistors you can burn out the internal amp that the google home mini has so it will work and produce louder sound, but you risk damaging your google device long term Hope that helps! 😁

[@ewoutbuhler5217]

@@TinkerManMick rather than damaging the output of the Google speaker, you might damage the input of your amplifier as you are driving it too hard. The sound will get distorted.

[@dark_shadow4027]

To be honest with you, you give me an idea to do the same to connect to the ceiling speakers thank you buddy and another thing, they should have this option since the beginning have the ability to coneect and audio jack

[@PaulKelly4852]

Going to try this and hook it to the car stereo. Just need to tether it to a mobile phone WiFi hotspot.

[@Nicole-pt4bx]

that's a very cool idea! Just don't know how that'd be better then getting a Spotify Car Thing

[@tonyy452]

Brilliant hack. Just what I've been looking for. Maybe a toggle switch could be added to switch between internal and external speakers to avoid the delay. Which speaker suffered the delay?

[@Dongonzales123]

its propably the external speaker thats delaydes, since the audio jack is spliced directly into the speaker wires of the google home.

[@PeterMohrmann]

This is a really informative and awesome video. I love your honest narration and editing technique. I can be insecure, But I'm also a bit handy myself sometimes I doubt myself when I make little mistakes but you gave me a lot of confidence because I can tell you're a real smart guy and you make some of the mistakes I make. This video is a lot of things to me a confidence boost and education on impedance I meant to image of the wiring diagram of a female auxiliary jack. I'm subscribing and can't wait for the next one. By the way how many ohm speaker could you drive with the output aux?

[@Rezin_8]

5:35 that's what she said Nice video

[@MickTattersall]

Good video but I'm not sure what you actually did lol. Did you add an input or an output to the mini?

[@Badg0r]

I've just bought a google home mini for €10,- a real bargain, and also harman Kardon pc speakers from the year 2003 for another €10,-. The speakers have the option to adjust the base etc with a sub woofer and two speakers. They come with a additional power cord. Can you tell me if the resistors are powerful enough to combine it with old pc speakers? And can I remove the old Google Home speaker so it only uses the harman karbons?

[@PaisitW]

Thanks for the idea!.

[@briarbear5151]

Can I use 330 for a resistor???

[@cremdelecreme]

Hey Mick, this is awesome dude! In an effort to basically turn this into a Chromecast audio (which unfortunately you cannot buy anymore), I think this could essentially perform the same task. Would this mod still work by disconnecting the internal speaker permanently if I was to dedicate this to a 'dumb' speaker(s)? If needed, I know there are some mini amps that could boost the signal. What are your thoughts? Cheers mate!

[@TinkerManMick]

Thats a great idea mate! You could certainly do that but I would run it to an amp first as you suggested otherwise the volume is terrible. Thanks for your clever contribution 😁 let me know how you go!

[@mirandaroot2497]

YOUR

[@alekgv]

No stereo audio though. Following these instructions, you only get audio on the left side

[@broken080]

I was in until it was mono. Darn.

[@sylvester4207]

@@alekgv maybe you bought the wrong aux plug? but yeah only mono

[@TwanJaarsveld1]

To bad its mono only, this will work great if you build a even bigger portable speaker but for home audio i would probably just use a bleutooth reciever

[@RogerDiotte]

MONO...ugh ok I just asked this question above....MONOOOOOOOOOOOOO ugh

[@AmeriKenny]

I think I noticed a flaw. When you did the test at the end, you hear the millisecond audio delay resulting in an echo effect. Is there anyway to completely mute the Google Home Mini speaker so that audio comes only via the aux port? Otherwise I'm quite impressed and interested in having someone do this for one of my Home Minis since my Bose SoundTouch speaker and older Aiwa stereo are only WiFi or Aux, no Bluetooth.

[@TinkerManMick]

Yea just disconnect the wires to the speaker :)

[@AmeriKenny]

@@TinkerManMick how much would you charge for me to send this to you to have my Google Home "upgraded"?

[@noah39353]

Will this get good sound quallity or should i use a raspberry pi vor something AS spotify Connect receiver ?

[@bbnCRLB]

Why the delay between the two speakers?

[@briarbear5151]

Can I use a 2k resitor instead of 3k???

[@keeganbrosman2058]

uhhh Korg from Ragnarok? That you?

[@TinkerManMick]

😂😂

[@enriqueangelacio2486]

No sé mucho de electrónica y estoy buscando que puedo hacer con mi Google Home mini ya que deje de funcionar su sonido, no sé cuál pudo haber sido el inconveniente pero ya no habla pero aún cumple con todo lo que le pidas. Solo que ya no da respuesta

[@See_Sharp]

I was expecting a stereo out not mono. You could probably get a stereo signal from the board before the speaker amplifier circuit.

[@hrhbud817]

HI there, so is there a way to make it stero? Thanks in advance.

[@ewoutbuhler5217]

@@hrhbud817 I was looking for that too. Mono is lame...

[@mantarrayagift7312]

Has intentado cambiar la tela rota, la mia también esta rota

[@Aaron4rty]

great video! could you not just bypass the google speaker entirely and just rely on the aux?

[@Casperdroid5]

Add a switch.

[@Justyourluck3]

Great video Mick!!

[@TinkerManMick]

Thanks heaps man! Awesome to hear from you, hope all is well 😁

[@TAKEOV3RR]

Ok Google, count to ten... hmmm nice trick.

[@TinkerManMick]

Thanks 🤣

[@TheRiff2750]

Cool video, but why not just connect the other speaker via bluetooth instead? It's how I have my JBL Flip 4 and Nest Mini configured. You'd also get rid of the voice delay that way :-)

[@TinkerManMick]

Thanks Riff, yea I agree. It was more of a can it be done scenario, and it was for my friend Charlie. The speaker was broken so a chance to have a bit of fun more than anything. Have to agree with you for practicality though, bluetooth would be easier. Also I didnt own one of these and was unaware of bluetooth at the time of modding it. I have 4 now! Lol

[@TheRiff2750]

@@TinkerManMick I think I'm just too lazy 😄. I'm not sure if Bluetooth was even available on the first Mini. I've only recently purchased the Nest Mini, so this is all new to me.

[@TinkerManMick]

Yea we have nest minis in our home with a central hub. The bass is SO much better. Sorry for the late reply to man, i dont get notifications on replies to orginal comments and starting to get more than i can keep up with now!

[@KraigHamilton]

I can attest that the bluetooth is sketchy on these (at least the new one I have) and is constantly disconnecting.

[@mikecastro2894]

En ninguna parte encuentro como reparar el roto que tienes en la cubierta

[@sule_imani]

Does this give you Mono sound

[@JennyAndAlex]

Nicely done!

[@TinkerManMick]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@sjdtmv]

good old voltage divider.

[@mandogfish7418]

Why resistors? The bluetooth speaker wouldn't be driven by the google speaker amp. The bluetooth speaker has its own amp.

[@-Fritz-]

I'm 2 months late, but just in case anybody else has the same question: You're plugging into the AUX in on the bluetooth speaker which requires a lower voltage than what is supplied by the wires on the nest mini you're tapping into. The two resistors in that configuration creates what is called a _voltage divider._ So as an example. If you're getting 3 volts from the nest mini amp to the nest mini speaker and you don't use the resistors, you're also sending 3 volts to the AUX in on the bluetooth speaker, which is too much and you'll probably end up killing its amp. But if you do use the resistors, you'll be getting 3 volts from the nest mini amp to the nest mini speaker, but only 0.273 of a volt to the bluetooth speaker, and you won't kill it. _(If you add the resistors the wrong way around, you'll be sending 2.727 volts to the AUX in, which would be a waste of time. (3 - 0.273 = 2.727 volts)_ And mathematics for the fun of it. :) _(Voltage input x Resistor_2) / (Resistor_1 + Resistor_2) = voltage output._ Voltage input = 3 volts. Resistor_1 = 3000 ohms. Resistor_2 = 300 ohms ((3 x 300) / (3000 + 300) ) = 0.273 voltage output. And you don't necessarily have to use a 300 ohm and a 3000 ohm resistor. A combination along that ratio would do the same thing: A 600 ohm and a 6000 ohm combination would result in the same voltage output. ((3 x 600) / (6000 + 600) ) = 0.273 volt output. A side note, but important. Voltage dividers aren't really meant to carry current. So you can't use them to lower the voltage in order to power anything. Halving the voltage to power a 6 volt light globe from a 12 volt battery for example, you'll be getting 6 volts to the light globe, but the current will burn out the resistors as soon as you turn on the light. _(exceptions apply)_ The current going to the bluetooth speaker in this video is miniscule, so it's not a problem here.

[@hagelbergerstr]

​@@-Fritz- Hey, is it possible to cut the nest mini speakers from the nest mini and connect the cables directly to the resistors with the aux cable. So the whole thing without the nest mini speakers?

[@faijalmohd2331]

Thish is a mono bro not stereo

[@ewoutbuhler5217]

correct. but people that are used to having just one bluetooth speaker loose their interest in stereo. Such a shame, people, don't you remember y'all got 2 ears!!! Well most of us (cough*cough Van Gogh cough*cough*cough)

[@roholdt]

This mono, right?

[@GeorgeGarrett]

Any link to a recommended aux port?

[@TinkerManMick]

Something like this is what I used, although you may prefer one slightly smaller. It just needs a ground and at least 1 audio input to work. www.amazon.com/Uxcell-a12062600ux0366-Female-Stereo-Connector/dp/B008SNZUYC/ref=mp_s_a_1_71?dchild=1&keywords=aux+jack+female&qid=1587535811&sr=8-71&swrs=641F4E438FBF383899E76F9DA3E9671E

[@Milieboy]

Quick question, will the Home mini still work when you don't plug the speaker cable back in? Because I think the echo will drive me crazy.

[@TinkerManMick]

Yea it works fine

[@ThePotatoQueen90]

Very good 😃

[@TinkerManMick]

Thanks 😁

[@fredteneyck4484]

Does anyone know what the plug inside is? Point me to a link? I would like to do a similar hack to this but want to have another plug.

[@LoganT547]

Very good!

[@TinkerManMick]

Thanks for watching 😀

[@BAEL_666]

Cuando deja de funcionar y solo prende la luz verde al tocar el botón de reset. Tiene solución?

[@Robbie_Wozzlegummich]

Why not just bluetooth to the other speaker?

[@alekgv]

There are millions of speakers that do not have Bluetooth capability

[@abecoulter8550]

Maybe unhook the speaker from the speaker module..the delay was terrible

[@ludoblnc3994]

Cool but its not stéréo, for Music is …😢

[@romano9944]

C énorme et très intelligent

[@mikedavis2969]

why doesn't Google have that already ?

[@ChadLuciano]

I guess it didn't work in the end...no demo showing when it caught fire.

[@scottdillon1846]

How tf do i get the orange ribbon back in?

[@TinkerManMick]

It sucks hey 🤦‍♂️

[@robr3978]

Why would anyone do this if there's an echo?! Lol cut off the internal speaker!!!

[@TinkerManMick]

I have to agree with cutting the internal speaker, lol.

[@RonMTube]

If you cut out the internal speaker then I imagine you wouldn't need the impedance resistors?

[@ArtzNeo]

genial, lo hare xD

[@jaredmchugh9084]

I did this hack but found that anything other than full volume and the google and the sound diminishes. Has anyone else found this?

[@TinkerManMick]

Thanks for mentioning this, the one I did this mod on had a broken speaker so I didnt test for anything like this afterwards

[@jaredmchugh9084]

Tinker Man Mick. Thanks for the reply, the problem I’m having is when using the new aux port plugged into an amplifier.

[@TinkerManMick]

Others have suggested adding a switch to disable the internal speaker while an external speaker is in use. That may help?

[@edm4552]

Not stereo

[@Teknoist]

İ am not sure but you can just use otg Y cable and usb soundcard work on Google Home but not sure for mini

[@bigbonedthankyou7849]

what kind of screw head is that? what is it called?

[@TinkerManMick]

Thanks for your question. That one is a Torx style screw head

[@isabellanolan]

Las a g e

[@shreyabigbrain]

Anyone else kinda sad his google home has a rip 😢

[@TinkerManMick]

😥

[@edmondpier1664]

Don't know if my wife would let me do this to ours..

[@TinkerManMick]

Dont forget you can connect to bluetooth devices 😀

[@CRE8TEDbyGod]

Ironically a 3000 ohm and 300 ohm resister in parallel equals 272 ohms. So I don’t see why you couldn’t have just used the 270 ohm resister by itself. 🤔

[@TinkerManMick]

I learn something on here all the time. Thanks mate!

[@paulraymond1804]

Because it wouldn't work. Notice that the resistors aren't wired in as one. One leg of each resistor goes to different places, and the other legs of both resistors are joined and feed the line out positive. This method is called a voltage divider.

[@CRE8TEDbyGod]

@@paulraymond1804 sure enough I think I missed the part where he connected them to both leads of the speaker wires. Oops. Now it’s making sense. 👍🏻

[@molorjul]

That would not work, you need the voltage divider created by the two resistors. Notice that the output to the jack comes from the joint of the two resistors.

[@CRE8TEDbyGod]

@@molorjul yes, I saw that when I went back, and noted it in my later response.

[@michaelannanack607]

✋🏻👮🏻👮🏻👮🏻👮🏻👮🏻👮🏻👮🏻

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

Please explain what the point of this is. Who wants to listen to a echo? It makes zero sense.

[@darrenwarrick8865]

Just buy an echo... £5

[@willdwyer6782]

This is a waste of time. Just use Bluetooth.

[@archie2934]

But what if people got an old stereo it would save alot of money

[@TinkerManMick]

@Stephen Hawes does a cool mod where he takes a google home mini and fits it into a retro radio. Looks really cool! Check it out here kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnSVXneVhdBkqZo

[@paulraymond1804]

It's absolutely not a waste of time. A hard wired connection is always superior to a wireless connection, especially Bluetooth. I am going to tear down a mini and install it in my Ryobi radio.

[@paulraymond1804]

Thanks for the like, whoever you are. I have today installed the brainbox of a Google home mini in my Ryobi workshop radio. It's portable, sounds great and I estimate a 5ah battery can run it for about 12 hours. When the battery goes flat, I just put a fully charged one in. I think there's nothing on the market like this.

[@SkoTTe666]

@@paulraymond1804 Absolutely but the Bluetooth will be stereo if it's hooked up to a stereo speaker/amp and this mod Is mono.