Google's new Nest Hub Max tries to be a smart display, speaker, and a Nest Cam all in one, and it mostly succeeds at everything. Learn more in our review.

It’s not too dissimilar from the Google Home Hub, which Google just rebranded as Nest Hub (shown below alongside the Google Nest Hub Max for size comparison). The new device has a 10-inch HD screen.

With onboard Google Assistant, easy-on-the-eyes Ambient EQ display technology, a built-in Nest camera, and impressive sound, the $230 Google Nest Hub Max makes for one of the most compelling smart ...

The Nest Hub Max is the first member of Google's newly expanded Nest product family. It's also the first Google-made smart display with a built-in camera. Launched at the Google I/O keynote in May ...

The Nest Cam on the Hub Max works the same way as other Nest Cams; when enabled, you can check out what it's pointing at from the Nest app on your phone, as well as other Google Smart Displays.

The Google Nest Hub Max hits store shelves on Sept. 9. It will cost $229 (£219, AU$349) and have a 10-inch touchscreen. In many ways, it will be similar to the Google Nest Hub -- formerly the ...

Recommended Videos There’s no denying the noticeable size difference between the two, as the Nest Hub Max (9.85 x 3.99 x 7.19 inches) clearly occupies more room due to its larger screen.

Since the Google Nest Hub and Nest Hub Max are smart displays, they can do even more than a typical smart speaker. Both products can play live TV using services like YouTube TV or Sling TV.

This year, Google has a bigger, more powerful model: the Nest Hub Max. Unveiled at the company's I/O developer conference today, the Hub Max is a 10-inch display that looks like a stretched-out ...

Google used its I/O developer conference in Mountain View, Calif. Tuesday to introduce a new smart display device: Nest Hub Max, as the device is being called, features a 10-inch screen, a better ...

Google's Nest Hub Max is a simple device: It's a bigger version of the Nest Hub (née Home Hub) smart display with a 10-inch screen, a camera for video calling via Google Duo, and better speakers.