Google may have entered the home assistant game a little late, but the Google Home Mini proves you shouldn't count them out just yet.

The Google Home Mini is the firm's most affordable smart speaker coming in at $49. After spending a few weeks with it, we can now give you an idea whether it's any good and if it's worth purchasing.

Intercom, assistant, DJ, and dinner bell; all for under $50. Google launched its first virtual assistant powered speaker last Fall, and this year’s ...

The Google Home Mini will be go on sale later this month for $49, with pre-orders starting today. The Mini will be available in all current seven Google Home countries, with Japan launching this week.

Update: Earlier this week on October 11, we reviewed the new Google Home Mini—the company's entry point into its voice-controlled home assistant ecosystem.After some early users noted the device ...

The original Google Home Mini was a fine assistant, but not the best speaker. Google knows that the vast majority of smart speaker users rely on them to play music, and competition has become fierce.

The Google Home Mini is a small puck-shaped device upholstered in a special cloth fabric and features 4 LEDs that shine through the fabric and let the user know it is listening or thinking.

Google swears the Home Mini sounds better than you think, but if you disagree, you can hook it up to any Chromecast-enabled speaker and play music wirelessly. It's not a complicated strategy, really.

Google on Wednesday unveiled a smaller, more affordable version of its Home speaker and assistant, dubbed the Google Home Mini, set to launch in stores on Oct. 19 for $49.

Get a Google Home Mini for $9.99 It’s meant to be a “thank you for using Google Assistant.” This “special discount” takes $39.01 off the Home Mini on the Google Store.