How to pair a Bluetooth speaker with Google Home

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The Google Home speaker sounds pretty good, but the Home Mini is a bit lacking. Now, You can pair any Home or Home Mini with a Bluetooth speaker for a better audio experience.

Note: We are using Android in our examples here, but the procedure is the same on iOS.

Adding a Bluetooth speaker to your Google Home is simple. Launch the Google Home app and then tap the devices button in the upper right corner.

On the Devices page, tap the menu button (the three points) en la esquina superior derecha y posteriormente elija el comando “Setting”.

Desplácese hacia abajo y posteriormente toque la opciónDispositivos Bluetooth emparejados”.

This opens the default speaker menu. To add a Bluetooth speaker, first make sure the speaker is in pairing mode. If you are not sure how to do it, check your speaker manufacturer's web portal; despite this, Most of the time, just need to long press the Bluetooth button.

With the speaker in pairing mode, touch the button “Emparejar altavoz Bluetooth” on your phone. Google Home app starts searching for speakers; when i find yours, tap it to pair.

When the devices are paired, Google Home sets it as its default speaker.

From that moment on, your home should remain connected to the Bluetooth speaker and use it as the default audio device. Questions and other communications will continue to be handled through the Home device itself., so that, as an example, if it asks you to set a timer, that won't happen through the newly added bluetooth speaker.

This is an amazing feature, because it almost makes it possible for you to add voice control to any Bluetooth speaker. Suppose you have only one house in the kitchen, but you want to control the music in the living room. We all know how sensitive Home's ears can be, so now you should be able to ask Home to play some tunes and fagot-there it is on your paired bluetooth speaker in the living room. You can also control the volume of the Bluetooth speaker through the Home volume control., as if the speaker is paired with a phone.

And if you have multiple houses set up in a group, the same rule applies: Your Bluetooth speaker continues to handle all the home audio functions it is paired with. Super solid.

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