It's raining new deals on Google Home smart speakers and connected home bundles
The conditions of the deal/s may have changed since the initial publishing of this post.
Google has one of the most extensive, diverse, and affordable smart speaker lineups on the market right now, which explains why the search giant looks like the only company in the world capable of challenging Amazon's global domination in a rapidly expanding industry. But those thriving sales numbers occasionally need a little boost, and that's precisely what the latest Google Store deals aim to provide.
While not exactly unprecedented or unbeatable, these fresh discounts are at least comprehensive, covering the entire Google Home family, as well as the rebranded Nest Hub. But perhaps the most compelling special offer sees the popular Nest Hello video doorbell bundled with a so-called "Smart Light Starter Kit" at a $229 price. Normally, that's how much the Nest Hello costs by itself, so the combo deal essentially hooks you up with a free Google Home Mini and GE C-Life smart bulb.
Separately, the Smart Light Starter Kit would set you back $55, although this extensive new Google Store sale brings that price point down to $35 as well. If you're merely interested in snapping up a dirt-cheap smart speaker, fret not, as the pint-sized Google Home Mini is also available for $29 instead of $49 when purchased alone. Meanwhile, the "regular" Google Home is on sale at $69 (once again) after a cool $30 markdown, which helps the bad boy undercut Amazon's second-gen Echo... at least for the time being.
Audiophiles might be more excited about the prospect of buying a premium Google Home Max at $30 off list, even if that still means you need to cough up a whopping $269, and last but certainly not least, the Google Nest Hub smart display fetches $99 instead of a $129 list price. All discounts are apparently good until September 2, but we wouldn't be surprised to see third-party retailers like Best Buy or Walmart one-up at least some of these interesting promotions.
Check out the deals here
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