Unfortunately, its mini speakers just don't sound that good. Linking Google's smart screen to a third-party speaker is a way to get the sound you crave with the simplicity of voice control.

Used to be that the Home Max and the Nest Mini were the only Google speakers to support the stereo pairing feature, but no longer.

Google Nest smart speakers help complete and automate tasks. You can easily create speaker groups in the Google Home app.

You can easily set up a Google Home Mini or Google Nest Mini using the Google Home app on your iPhone or Android device.

However, if you have a Google Home Mini ($49), you can now use voice commands to play music on your significantly better-sounding Bluetooth speaker, like a Bose SoundTouch 30 ($499) or Fender Monterey ...

If you've just received your new Google Nest speaker and are wondering how to set up this handy little gadget, we've got you covered.