Google Nest or Home speakers or displays make life easier with features that let you use your voice to play media, manage your tasks, plan your day, and much more. Watch or listen to media. Voice Match — Share your speakers or displays with family and friends. Link your Google Account and voice to your speaker or display to get personalized info.

Official Google Nest Help Center where you can find tips and tutorials on using Google Nest and other answers to frequently asked questions.

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A Google Nest or Home speaker or display. Latest version of the Google Home app . A Google Account. An Android phone or tablet that: Has Android 9.0 or later. Works with 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi network (a WPA-2 Enterprise network won't work). Has Bluetooth turned on. Learn how to turn on Bluetooth on Android devices.

If you've lost your Wi-Fi connection or recently changed your Wi-Fi name, password or service provider, you may need to set up your Google Nest or Home speaker or display again. Follow the steps below to try fix the issue: Open the Google Home app . Tap Devices Add Google Nest or partner device . Complete the setup steps.

Nest app. Open the Nest app and tap your Nest thermostat on the home screen. Tap History for a 10-day summary. Tap on any day to learn more details about why the temperature changed. On your thermostat. Nest Learning Thermostat: Open the Quick View menu, then select History . Nest Thermostat E: Go to Settings History.

Google Nest Protect; Google Nest cameras; Google Nest Doorbell (wired) and Google Nest Doorbell (battery) Nest × Yale Lock; Google Nest Connect; Nest Learning Thermostat (3rd gen or earlier) and Nest Thermostat E; Once you've set up these devices in the Nest app, they may link automatically in the Home app depending on your settings. To find ...

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In most cases, you don't need to change your network configurations because Google Nest Wifi and Google Wifi use DHCP, a common internet connection protocol, by default. You might need to adjust the WAN settings in the Google Home app: If your Internet Service Provider (ISP) requires a different protocol than DHCP like PPPoE or uses Static IPs.

Reset your other Google Nest devices to factory default settings, then add them back to your home in the app. Then add your thermostat to the app. If you followed the steps above and you still get the message on your thermostat, contact Google Nest customer support for more help. Restart or reset Google Nest devices