101 ways you can use the new Nest Hub Max at home



101 ways you can use the new Nest Hub Max at home

Today, we're launching Nest Hub Max. Hub Max is a Google Assistant smart display that's the perfect addition to your helpful home—it's a TV for your kitchen, an indoor camera, a smart home controller, a digital photo frame and a great way to make video calls. It comes in chalk and charcoal for $229 in the U.S. on the Google Store, as well as retailers such as Best Buy, Home Depot, Target and more; it's also available in the U.K. for £219 and Australia for AUS$349. To give you a glimpse of how Hub Max can be helpful in your household, we gathered the top 101 ways we've been using Nest Hub Max in our own homes:

Get entertained

1. Launch your favorite channels through your YouTube TV subscription by saying, "Hey Google, watch [channel]" to enjoy live TV while you finish the dishes.
2. Catch up on the news, sports and your favorite TV shows with a YouTube TV subscription that provides access to 70+ channels—no cable box required. Not sure what to watch? Ask your Assistant, "What's on TV?"
3. You can also enjoy other entertainment services you're subscribed to using just your voice, including CBS All Access and Starz. 

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