Google Nest Hub (2nd gen) review: A great smart display and mediocre sleep tracker

For $100, the Nest Hub is already a compelling smart display that’s cheaper than the original, with the sleep tracking being an added bonus. But based on my testing, I’m not sure I can count on it to improve my sleeping patterns just yet.
For $100, the Nest Hub is already a compelling smart display that’s cheaper than the original, with the sleep tracking being an added bonus. But based on my testing, I’m not sure I can count on it to improve my sleeping patterns just yet.
For $100, the Nest Hub is already a compelling smart display that’s cheaper than the original, with the sleep tracking being an added bonus. But based on my

Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen) Review

Pair Nest Hub 2nd Gen with Nest Doorbell (Battery) video doorbell camera together to see and speak with visitors at your door, right from your Nest Hub smart display. Nest Doorbell (Battery) also lets you know who's there, so you never miss a visitor or a-package. 1 It can tell the difference between people, animals, packages, and vehicles and alerts you when someone's there. 1 Plus it's battery-powered, which means it works with any door, whether you live in a house or an apartment.

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