BT is offering a deal on the first generation Google Nest Hub, with a £49 price tag being just about as cheap as it’s ever been.
Head over to the UK telecoms giant right now and you’ll find that the Google Nest Hub (1st gen) is selling for just £49. Back when it launched in 2018, the Google Home Hub (as it was then called) cost £139.
For this low price you’re getting a very neat smart display with a 7-inch LCD touchscreen and a decent speaker. This makes it the ideal kitchen assistant, or a particularly smart alarm clock replacement.
Get the Google Nest Hub (1st gen) for £49
The Google Nest Hub (1st gen) is currently available for just £49, which is as cheap as it’s every been, and a great price for a smart display.
- BT
- Half the price of 2nd gen
- Now £49
In our original 4.5-star review we concluded: “Powerful, flexible and brilliantly using the screen to deliver more results, the Google Home Hub pulls in the full power of Google’s services”.
It’s easy to converse with, courtesy of Google’s powerful Assistant software, while the display presents useful information like weather updates or recipes. It’s not the best speaker in the range, but it hooks into a Google multi-room set-up seamlessly.
It also fits in well to many smart home set-ups, especially if you have other Nest devices, such as the sub-brand’s awesome Nest Learning Thermostat, the Nest Doorbell, or one of the Nest cameras.
The Google Nest Hub (1st gen) has since been replaced by the Google Nest Hub (2nd gen), but do you want to know something? It’s not all that much of an improvement, adding the somewhat niche feature of sleep tracking alongside moderately improved audio.
Despite being a slight upgrade it costs £89.99. That’s almost double the price of the 1st gen product on this Nest Hub deal.
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