Pair Your Google Home Mini to a Bluetooth Speaker

[@TechWithBrett]

See my latest video on how to pair Bluetooth in the new Google Home app: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a4i2k5-HbqueZ8U

[@Gow84]

Mine disconnects every night and I have to reconnect it every time I want to use it. bummer is its hooked up to logiteck bluetooth to aux jack and beeps in middle of the night. It's unusable in other words. Thanks

[@artovainio6039]

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[@gsagum]

i noticed you are sensoring "Hey Google" , which is very kind of you. Other youtube bloggers couldn't care doing this edit on their video. thanks for the info.

[@aurorayoru5333]

Oh so I didn’t have to mute my Google home before watching video

[@CrystalOptik]

Or you can just change the command name

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[@panicwithcompulsion]

I watched this video because it showed my exact speaker in the thumbnail and I just recently got 2 Minis. This is the pinnacle of curated content by companies like Google and Amazon. I love it. Great video, too. I love that you got right to the point and went step-by-step for those who needed it. Really well edited for the video and sound, too. I've never seen this channel before but I really liked that you took the time to answer questions or concerns people may have as you go along. That's the mark of a true tech support person right there. Knowing exactly what kind of questions and concerns people would ask even when they're not there to ask it.

[@sydspain]

Brett, This worked perfectly! I had contacted Taotronics, and they said it could not be done which seemed wrong. We connect the Taotronics Receiver to an FM Transmitter to play music throughout our home via an unused FM frequency. We had done this with the Amazon Dot units since they have an audio-out plug, and this now makes it possible using the Google Home Mini without attempting to install an adapter. It also works with a group of either Amazon or Google units, and the FM radio music seems to sinc without noticeable delays among the speakers. Thanks very much for giving us great directions and a new source of music!

[@howardmackenzie4365]

Just picked up a Google mini yesterday. Your videos have been very helpful, Thanks.

[@philliphenoch5996]

Never mind my last two comments, I figured it out! In order to simultaneously cast the Harmon Kardon blue tooth with another google device speaker through a google home, you have to have the blue tooth speaker set as the default speaker on the google home or google mini you're using to create the group. I now have my Harmon Kardon Onyx Studio 1 in the living room playing simultaneously with my JBL link 10 in the kitchen all because I didn't set my HK as the default speaker on my google base unit. Phew. I hope this helps someone who is in the same boat.

[@marcoso]

excellent video, i wonder if exists a configuration that allow you to play music on the paired speaker but in the main google home mini also?

[@reallepooy]

Can't wait for that! People have been asking for this on the nest forum for years but no response :(

[@sansalaraziz]

Can you connect 2 harman speakers to the Google Home?

[@204_rc]

Great tutorial! I also appreciate the effort in lowering the "okay/hey Google" volume to not set off people's Google Home devices.

[@scooner087]

I don't have the device option tab on top right corner??

[@Al_Sayid_Sanad]

That's the old I interface, it's now on the bottom tabs

[@thalassophile1665]

Sami Sayegh where?

[@Al_Sayid_Sanad]

The 4th box on the bottom right

[@rockfella27]

This single video will make me buy Google home mini. So many generic videos out there about the Google mini and noone talked about this Bluetooth feature. Props and subbed. Cheers.

[@TechWithBrett]

Glad I could help! More stuff coming soon!

[@Cadensr]

Great videos very helpful thanks brett. Was wondering if there is a way to pair a bluetooth speaker from a mini but also have the sound come out of the mini (like stereo)

[@everettedl]

Good demo. I paired mine with a JBL xTreme and it plays well, but volume controls don't work well for me. I can tell the speaker to turn the volume up or down, but it doesn't actually do it until the media stops and starts again. It's annoying to me, but if you can get past adjusting volume manually, it's a good experience.

[@RineshAndrews]

This feature is not available now in 2019?

[@WayneRigley]

thank you, been looking all night on how to make our mini louder with all the DIY Projects online, just about ready for bed and seen your video, will be connecting to our unused bluetooth speaker tomorrow ! no work needed now ! thank you you got a sub from this video

[@TechWithBrett]

Thank you and I'm glad it was helpful!

[@dan123dan123456]

How to pair a BT STEREO sound bar (e.g. Samsung sound bar) to any Google device/devices and listen real STEREO music?

[@maltefrandsen1316]

Is it possible to make them both play the music, like stereo?

[@TechWithBrett]

It is not. You can now do this though if you have two Google Home Mini's.

[@bradmorgan911]

I am using Android and I don't get the same Home screen you do. There is no "Home" icon on the top right, no matter what screen I go to. So I can't get to the devices screen you are showing and I can't find the Bluetooth pairing function. I found it once by accident but now I can't find it. This is not an intuitive app at all. Boo hiss to the developers.

[@TechWithBrett]

Sorry you can't find it, the app recently updated. On the Home page of the app find your Google Home device. Tap on it. Then select the settings in the top right. In there you should see the menu to add Bluetooth & default speakers.

[@bradmorgan911]

@@TechWithBrett BTW, your video is really good. I did finally find the function to add the Bluetooth speaker and it is as you say, you have to go to the Home screen, scroll down and find the device, select it and then scroll down to select "Default Music Speaker" and from there you can pair the Bluetooth speaker. As I mentioned, the developers didn't do a great job on this one. That's not your fault - just venting. It's working and I enjoy having the Bluetooth option. Thanks again.

[@crashdown45]

This is a great hack for multiroom audio if you've already got stereos and speakers and such. Just get a little home mini for each of them

[@nickg3235]

Do you need to be using the Google Home app on Android? I am running it on iOS, version 1.31.910 and when I got into settings on my Google Home Mini and choose Default Speaker, I don't have the option to "Pair a Bluetooth Speaker" :(

[@jn4z]

I have Android and don't have that option either.

[@Keylaward]

Click on home, then select your device, at the top right click on (GEAR ICON) and then if you scroll down you will see "configuration" click on it and you will be able to add a bluetooth device. My problem is that google home can't find my BOSE speaker :/

[@TechWithBrett]

Did you get it to work?

[@jn4z]

I got it! Got it to work after the new app update! :D

[@nickg3235]

Tech With Brett it did not. I don't have the option of "configuration". There's a section called "device settings" that has "default speaker" but in it there is no option to add a Bluetooth speaker.

[@TracyFarrTLF]

Anyone else get a problem with an error message (in the Google Home App) of "Something went wrong. Try again"? I know the bluetooth speaker (AOMAIS GO) is 'paired' with the google home mini since I can see it in the "enable pairing" list and it comes up as an option in the default music speaker list. But when I click on it, nothing happens and I get that error message. I haven't once successfully got it to play through the bluetooth speaker, let alone set it as a default. Any suggestions? Google/Nest help hasn't helped. I just want to do exactly what you are doing in this video. And I can follow along all the way until I get an error message, instead of your 'success' message at 1:26 in this video.

[@iLiveExtreme]

"playing 1984" how ironic considering google home is an always listening mic inside your home 😂

[@mirohero5738]

You can mute it

[@EaglesTime]

I need something to turn on and off my bluetooth speaker by voice command, any ideas?

[@metalheadmann]

Wifi outlet

[@FernandoCastro1]

Hmmm now I can pair my JBL to enhace the sound, great! Thanks Brett!

[@MostlyHappyFella]

Fernando Castro doesn't work in both devices?

[@vsevapopov2]

Fernando Castro Well actually I'll do the same thing when I get a google home mini tomorrow, with my jbl charge 3 speaker. :) I thought it is better to buy a google home mini and pare it with the speaker that I already have and enjoy!

[@Luciano11111958]

Thanks, Brett, for another great video. I have one question: when you pair your Google Home Mini to a Bluetooth Speaker, will the music and any other sound output come from BOTH the Google Home Mini AND the extra speaker, or from the bluetooth speaker ONLY? This was not very clear to me. I have a Google Mini I would like to pair an extra speaker with, but I would love if my music could come from both devices at the same time, so that I could place them on opposite sides of a large room. Thanks!

[@TechWithBrett]

Good question. The music will only come out of the Bluetooth speaker, not both of them. When you ask the Google Home a question the response will come out of the Google Home.

[@AmanRajput01]

@@TechWithBrettso there is no way of playing sound out of the external speaker and Bluetooth speaker? :(

[@jeepmikey1975]

Thanks a million. That was the clearest explanation I have gotten.

[@olemejetable3759]

This guy is a genius,he didn't said "Hey google"... but just rigth it down... on that way my Google home didn't get trouble

[@AlexKW]

Does it matter what version of Bluetooth the headphone or speaker should be?

[@nelsonkaovere7427]

Great video, straight to the point. However, I'd like to know if in case I don't have a tv to cast videos and only have my laptop/PC, how can I link my smart speaker to be able to request my video request to be casted through to my laptop as my only screen device I have.

[@yedhukrishnan1551]

Hey, Brett is it possible to play music on both the home mini and speaker at the same time??? i do only have one home mini and a Bluetooth speaker.....

[@TechWithBrett]

It can only play on one or the other. Not both.

[@franciscoroncal]

Is it possible to pair 2 BT speakers to the same Google Home Mini? Or can you use 2 Google home Minis to group them?

[@TechWithBrett]

Only one can be paired per Google Home but you can use two Homes with 2 speakers to create a group.

[@franciscoroncal]

@@TechWithBrett Thanks man!!

[@superstar85ca]

Thanks. Oddly I find adding a bluetooth speaker wasnt really as easy on this as it usually is. I really couldnt figure it out. I wish there was a way to play all speakers simultaneously

[@TechWithBrett]

Yeah it is a bit different when pairing to a Bluetooth. You can apply it to a group if you have other Google Home speakers. See here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJvIg553pqqdq80

[@wascarg5341]

Nice video How do I connect tv chromecast for audio to the Google home speakers ?

[@TechWithBrett]

This feature is only available for playing music and is not possible with a video. See the video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJvIg553pqqdq80

[@annagumma]

Will the music play on the google mini as well as the connected Bluetooth device?

[@TechWithBrett]

It will only do the Bluetooth speaker when connected.

[@annagumma]

@@TechWithBrett Is there any Bluetooth speaker on the market that will connect to my google mini? Other than more google home devices?

[@TechWithBrett]

@@annagumma Anything that is a Bluetooth speaker will with just like in the video.

[@annagumma]

@@TechWithBrett Sorry if I’m slow and don’t understand. Let me tell you my intention; plan to buy Bose 500 and one more google home mini for my daughter’s room… they will simultaneously play Spotify? But not my google mini in the bathroom (1st) google device?

[@annagumma]

@@TechWithBrett Sorry if I’m slow and don’t understand. Let me tell you my intention; plan to buy Bose 500 and one more google home mini for my daughter’s room… they will simultaneously play Spotify? But not my google mini in the bathroom (1st) google device?

[@0501totti]

Does the bluetooth speaker have to be turned on to connect to the google home? Or does it automatically turn on?

[@TechWithBrett]

It needs to be turned on.

[@DavidAnderson-gn7fd]

Can you play things off a USB device connected to the bluetooth device using the google home set?

[@TechWithBrett]

Yes this should work.

[@junmed103]

Is there a way to pair and play in both speaker and mini like mirroring. I have 3 minis and a bluetooth speaker that I want the 4 to play at the same time in different rooms.

[@thalassophile1665]

Do I need a Google HOME to do this, not just one mini? I don’t have the symbol (devices tab) in the top right hand corner of the home page.

[@TechWithBrett]

They have updated the app since this video. Find the Google Home Mini on the first page of the app and open it up. Then tap the settings icon in the top right and find Default Speaker or Paired Bluetooth devices. This will help you pair a speaker to the Mini or your phone to the Mini.

[@thalassophile1665]

Tech With Brett , thanks Brett

[@nickedens3358]

Is there a way to add the bluetooth speaker to a audio group? For example I have 2 different Google speakers in a group in the bedroom and I was wanting to add a home alarm clock to the group which would be a bluetooth speaker

[@kumaraswamynandipati9580]

I appreciate if you have answer for this. I am able to play tv audio on one google mini using bluetooth. But looking for something like pair up two or more minis to play tv audio to make it like surround sound. If you know way to connect, please share procedure. I appreciate your help

[@Quary96792]

Can they pay at the same time or will the sound only come out from the big speaker

[@bcheese]

Thanks for censoring the 'Hey Google' 😂

[@JSmooth1967]

Question for you. In your video you demonstrated playing the audio through both a bluetooth speaker and and wifi connected Google home speaker simultaneously. And then you stated you just need to set up groups. My question is can you have multiple bluetooth speakers connected to the group and play audio to them simultaneously?

[@TechWithBrett]

Yes you can, you just need to have a Google Home for each Bluetooth speaker. Pair each Google Home up with it's own Bluetooth speaker and then create the group. You may experience audio delay bit I will cover that in another video.

[@JSmooth1967]

Thanks for the information..

[@samwui94]

Can you get the goog home minj play with the bluethooth speaker at thr same time?

[@TechWithBrett]

No, it can only play out of one at a time.

[@cristiammatei]

Hi. The sound on bluetooth output speaker is stereo or Mono?

[@sydspain]

Brett, Thanks for this update for the new Google Home app paring, I was able to figure it out with your 2018 video, yet this is better to have. I erred in my post a day ago to your 2018 video, and I apologize. Using your method, the Google Home Mini will link to the Taotronics and will play through a single speaker when directly wired to the speaker. The Taotronics Receiver can also be connected to an FM Transmitter (about $50 or so on Ebay) and will play through FM receivers or FM radios in the house. We haven't noticed any lag in music playing at the same time on any combination of Google Mini, Amazon Dot, FM radios/receivers, or by the Techtronics connected to another speaker. Unlike the Amazon Dot with its built-in audio-out plug, I was unable to find a way to get the Mini to play songs through a Group while connected to the Taotronics Receiver. Thus, it seems you can't play simultaneously through Google Home speakers/displays on a Group as well as on the FM devices using the Taotronics Receiver and a transmitter. I'm guessing that the Mini simply isn't functional to connect with other Grouped Mini speakers/devices when it is paired by bluetooth to a single speaker, or, in my case, to the Taotronics Receiver. It seems to me that this simultaneous play to Grouped Mini speakers and FM radios will work if one installs an audio-out plug inside of a Google Home mini (eliminating the warranty). Many KZbin postings show how it is done. I may buy or find an old Mini and try this. Had hoped the Taotronics would suffice.

[@sydspain]

Brett, The HK Onyx speaker is an excellent one, and having these commands is useful. Thanks! I also appreciate having your list of equipment. My wife and I aren't as young as we once were so our fidelity range is more limited. We play the Amazon Dot and now the Google Home through the FM Transmitter, then pick up the FM signal on three receivers located on our main floor. The receivers have very good speakers, woofers, volume, and signal strength. We can control the volume through the Dot or Mini in my Tech Room, and they are connected to the transmitter (located near the ceiling) or by using the remote of any receiver. This works well for us. My only complaint is that, especially Amazon Music, will simply disconnect far more often than we prefer, but we simply ask any Dot in our home to play the station again on our First Floor Group. The FM Transmitter has worked flawlessly. We are happiest with the Mini and the Nest Display. The Dots have worked well also.

[@mourmoney]

This good so I don't need a Chromecast audio to connect my sound bar

[@jaffet31]

Awsome video. Im going to set up my 2 story home w multiple speakers. How many speakers can i pair @ the same time?

[@jpzurf]

So I don't see any option on Google Home for my Google Home Mini to choose Settings. Only choice is to set the treble/bass. Is this something that Google has removed? If so I'll have to connect with 3.5mm plug to my old Amazon Echo instead!

[@TechWithBrett]

The settings of drastically change since this video. After clicking on the Mini, click the three dots at the top and go to Device Settings, and then Audio and it will give you option to pair Bluetooth.

[@AlexMartinez-ro2eo]

Is there a way to play on both devices?? Like if I have my JBL in my living room and my Mini in my bedroom can I play music through both simultaneously

[@kcirrred9923]

Hi able to pair with buetooth speaker that require a pin? Or any work around to enter the pin? Google home Hub?

[@iverduga26]

can you make the bluetooth device and the google home to play music at the same time? i would like to have music on both devices at the same time, but i cant find a way to do it

[@budgetgadgetsg]

Can I use this Bluetooth speaker with mic to give command to Google nest?

[@howardsung613]

So the Bluetooth speaker/sound bar has to be turned on all the time if you want that to be your speaker by default? Or is there a way where I can turn on voice command

[@Luiscofield.]

So it means that the bluetooth speaker has to be ON all the time? Or if I tell the Google Mini to play de music it will turn on the speaker automatically?

[@TechWithBrett]

The speaker needs to be on and paired to the mini to listen to the music. If you turn off the speaker it will play out of the Mini, when you turn the speaker back on just ask the Mini to turn on Bluetooth and it will connect to the speaker.

[@Luiscofield.]

@@TechWithBrett thanks man!

[@deanwarnes8711]

Is it possible to play on both speakers for multi room sounds

[@TechWithBrett]

No. You would need two Google Home speakers and two Bluetooth speakers and then put them in a speaker group to do that.

[@probieofut]

When you pair a Bluetooth speaker will the music play from both mini and the new speaker?

[@zacharylee1995]

The only Bluetooth Speaker I have is The Smaller one, I have a question about that Would a Google Home Mini still work for a Smaller one or is it just the bigger one in general if you don't Mind Me asking

[@ylondes9927]

Brother ballin' with an Harman Kardon speaker! Really want it as well, but i'm no stock trader..

[@professor_meowington]

Thanks for the tips, however I have one question. Does the BT speaker need to be powered on, or is standby mode enough? I guess this might be different from device to device. The idea was to get a Samsung HW-Q80R soundbar for my TV which I also wanted to listen to music on through my Google Home, but then I found out that it only has Alexa and it was a dealbreaker, until I found out that you could stream through BT instead! But it would be great if I didn't need to power it on first for it to work.

[@cutlass403]

Can you connect to dual Bluetooth devices like with your Samsung phones now?

[@TechWithBrett]

Yes you can, just make sure both devices are the same Bluetooth version. Tutorial here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aonWdaOqe654rdU

[@mrxyo]

Playing music from BT speaker and commands from internal speaker is a game changer for me and stops me from buying Amazon Echo Dot, which afaik lacks this feature.

[@SuperMosesfly]

thx a bunch :D just got a home mini from japan cos we aren't selling it here in taiwan yet XD and now it just became 10 times better hahahahaha

[@edraket6870]

Is it possible with more bluetooth speakers? 3 4 or 5+

[@andriatalley9486]

Just seen you have a Samsung TV connected how did you do it but can't get it to pair with mine

[@IvyD712]

Did you experience any lag and music being out of sync between two speakers, one connected via bluetooth and one playing from the Google Home device directly? The last time I tried this set up about a year ago, the music coming out of the bluetooth speaker was a second or two behind the music coming out of another Home device playing directly from its speaker and also behind a speaker connected to a Chromecast Audio.

[@awalakshay]

Any advantages of using the Chromecast audio over Google home mini to connect to a speaker with BT capability?

[@TechWithBrett]

Does the Bluetooth speaker have AUX input? The Chromecast Audio can plug directly in which is nice and might be more consistently available compared to the Google Home Mini always being connected to it over Bluetooth.

[@ryanleyshon4970]

Will it automatically turn the speaker on if it's off? Or do you have to turn the speaker on and then tell google to play music

[@AgustinCaballero]

how or which application do you link to hear audiobooks?

[@TechWithBrett]

If you are connected over Bluetooth, Audible, Google Play Books or Kobo books are all great options.

[@mafosa8519]

Can they place together?? Like a “party mode?” Thanks for the share! Larry

[@ima808Boss]

You can, it takes a couple extra settings but I have it set up with 2 Bluetooth speakers on other sides of the room

[@magics1981]

@@ima808Boss how can I do that? Can you tell me? Thanks

[@nickedens3358]

Is there a way to create a group of bluetooth speakers like u did with the different Google home devices in the office u made it a office group

[@weanuhaske]

Can it be auto connection to Bluetooth speaker or each time I need to reconnect?

[@olahindmo7212]

Problem that i found in my home when using speaker groups including bt-paired ones is audio delay issues (sound out of synch and echoes) and the built in audio delay time setting is HORRIBLE to get working as it seems the delay changes from time to time when playing on group. Also very weak that you cant use two BT connected speakers in stereo :-(

[@beebee4858]

The google home app doesnt show my bluetooth devices under groups. So i cant play music on multiple bluetooth devices. The group only shows the google devices. Also the app is different now. Is there an updated video for this change? Is this feature available?

[@Jhova_teran]

So the speaker needs to be turned on all the time?

[@rommelrodriguez14]

is it possible to connect two harman kardon onyx studio 4 with google home mini? does the sound it makes results as stereo? thanks

[@nordemoniac]

Cool. I have the first gen harman/kardon Onyx with AirPlay and BlueTooth. It has a battery built-in, but typically drains itself even though it is off. It isn't very portable either. And I hated it for needing Bluetooth to be paired with a device, even though I only used it for AirPlay, which created issues, suddenly reconnecting the speaker when I got home etc. I have been toying with this idea for a while - having it on constant power, and plugging the Home Mini into the USB port for power, and use it as an extra Google Home with more oomph. But will the speaker go to sleep? Will the Home Mini keep it on at all times, or wake it when necessary? I'm thinking of power consumption etc.

[@sahilsingh1]

I have a different version of the app so the settings is a little lower down, and not at the top as shown in the video

[@TechWithBrett]

So that items have changed. Just go tot he Google Home devices and then select the settings in the top right and go to the Default speaker setting and you set it up there.

[@werdnarellom1529]

Hi need another tutorial now the Google Home App has been updated. The 'welcome home' no longer exist. Cheers Andy

[@brendan6093]

Is there any way I can pair the Google home mini to my 7:2 sony htm77 bluetooth surround sound so they play in sync together?

[@Breakskru]

Brendan get a Chromecast audio. That'll link with your Google home

[@TechWithBrett]

Great answer!

[@brendan6093]

isaias rosa hey thanks man appreciate your help

[@Breakskru]

Brendan no doubt.. Enjoy!!!!

[@CesarO745]

I did it and work with my bose but sometimes I have lag or interference I don't know but could be a low wifi signal I don't know can you help me with that thanks.

[@TechWithBrett]

I repaired mine and it did much better the second time. Make sure you Google Home is more than 15 ft away from your router.

[@XxCrazyMix123]

I'm assuming that i can only connect a maximum of 2 Bluetooth devices correct?

[@djsammyb1023]

Time alignment for multiple speakers?

[@kapsingla]

Can you cast audio from Chromecast to Google home mini speakers which watching video on TV?

[@legend9335]

If I pair two blue tooth speakers will it play in stereo?

[@TechWithBrett]

It will not be in stereo. If you have two Google Home Mini's you can now pair them together in Stereo but I wasn't able to pair those with two Bluetooth speakers.

[@legend9335]

Thanks for the prompt reply, much appreciated.

[@McGuinness89]

What's the better speaker? Home Max or HK Onyx

[@TechWithBrett]

Both sound really good. I love how the Max has the assistant built right in.

[@wyldryce]

@@TechWithBrett I have the same onyx speaker, but when paired with my mini, it has significant delay when compared with the other google home speakers in the speaker group. Same equipment as yours...any idea how to overcome the 1+ second delay?

[@TechWithBrett]

Try fixing the audio delay in the settings. See here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJvIg553pqqdq80

[@Belfi]

Can I create speaker groups with multiple Bluetooth (non-google) speakers?

[@AnthonyGoodley]

Great video. Unfortunately I can't get my Klipsch Music Center 3, commonly called the KMC3, to pair with my Google Home Mini. I'm starting to think that for some reason it's not compatible. If so that would blow my mind as it's a $400 speaker. I have four KMC3's so next I'll try a different one, but I don't expect that to work either. Any ideas? [Edit] Speaker #2 did work. Weird that the first one wouldn't work as they are the same exact speaker model down to the color as far as I know. Well comparing the speaker's label on the make does reveal a different label design. Hmmm

[@TechWithBrett]

Do they have AUX input? You could get a Chromecast Audio for them and they could play music in a group.

[@AnthonyGoodley]

@@TechWithBrett Yes they do but unfortunately the way the speakers are designed the volume level is significantly lower when used in this mode. Is it possible to make a group of speakers from 2 Bluetooth speakers none of which are a Home device? I didn't see a way to group multiple KMC3's into a group. Im using a rather convuluted solution to make this work with one BT device catching the BT signal from the Home that's plugged into another BT transmitter capable of transmitting to both speakers at once. Would be better if this could be done directly from the Home. So many Bluetooth signals my way lol. Thank you for your response.

[@TechWithBrett]

Each Google Home can only pair to one Bluetooth device at a time. So if you have multiple Google Homes you could do it that way.

[@jimmycychowski1142]

this is fine for podcasts and music listening, but what about video and audio lag? im trying to use a surface pro 4 and a google home however the audio delay when watching youtube videos is like watching a foreign film with bad dubbing, is it possible to use a google home with a surface varia bluetooth or only from chromecasting

[@TechWithBrett]

The best way to watch video without audio lag would be to Cast the video to a Chromecast device. I have not found a way to fix the audio lag.

[@bogdan-mihaicirstea6712]

but can you pair more bluetooth spekars at once?

[@yvonnebauermeister7819]

Good day Brett, Merry Christmas and I hope you and your family made some good memories for this year. why do I not see the devices tab in the top right corner of my google home app? When I open my home app I have my profile pic up right and only a plus sign left top. I do not pickup my Bluetooth speaker or headphones, when I use the plus sign and set up devices. I hope you can help.

[@TechWithBrett]

Some things have changed since making this video. One the main page of the Google Home app scroll to find your device. Tap on it then select the great in the top right and then you will see options to connect Bluetooth.

[@SamuraiEddie]

Very cool. It's a little rough when I start playing music. It cuts in and out, but when the songs get going it works. Office group not so much. I'm going to unpair and repair to see if it works.

[@ignolalarose4842]

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[@jply87]

Well that is a great feature. I have two problems though. I own 2 LG soundbar. I can pair one soundbar at a time as in your first example. Works great. However I would like to give each soundbar a name to tell them apart. I can not figure out how. Also, oddly enough, I have no opinion to "create group" in the menu. Any thoughts on this?

[@TechWithBrett]

You might be able to change the name of the SoundBar if you pair it to your phone first and rename it. Then repair to the Google Home and it should have the new name.

[@JavierRamosUY]

Hi there! I am having issues since after pairing my Google home mini to my Panasonic audio equipment I have audio stuttering and choppy... Any ideas how to fix that? Thanks

[@pawepiechnik6248]

same thing here. Have you managed to solve that , Javier ?

[@JCKpop6257]

Brett, I read that your can pair two Max's to create a stereo sound, but can you do that with 2 mini's? They're mounted on both sides of my bed and I would like stereo sound. I created a 'Bedroom Group' but that's not stereo, right? thanks

[@TechWithBrett]

The multi-room is all you can do so you did it right. The Mini's don't support stereo.

[@hiteshpatil]

Hey Brett, my google home is not working and unable to connect. Showing as could not communicate with your google home mini. What shall I do now?

[@Ohmz_i]

FYI people. This also allows you to connect phone to speaker via Bluetooth. For apple users that want to play music from Apple music. This works conveniently

[@kurokaien18]

Omar I will it stay connected to the Bluetooth speaker?

[@kimodwyer9445]

Was delighted I sucessfully paired the pod with my bose mini sound link speaker thanks to your video HOWEVER the sound is all blurred!!

[@xxautismgamerxx3170]

I like how he mute "hey Google" incase if any one has Google home