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Google Nest Mini just leaked big time ahead of its expected launch tomorrow
July 04, 2025
We expect theGoogle Nest Minito launch alongside theGoogle Pixel 4tomorrow in New York City. However,WinFutureobtained some leaked images and specs information about the new smart speaker that tells us pretty much everything we need to know.
As you can see in the images above and below, the Google Nest Mini looks remarkably similar to its predecessor, theGoogle Home Mini. In fact,WinFutureclaims it will even have the same dimensions: 42mm in height and a circumference of 98mm.
However, the Nest Mini will come with a new bottom plate that will make the device easier to hang on walls. Currently, you can easilybuy hanging equipment for a Home Mini, but this is the first time Google will include an easy way to hang the device right out of the box.
Check it out below:
The Google Nest Mini appears to come in the same colors as the Home Mini: Charcoal (the dark gray you see here), Chalk, and Coral. There could also be a new Sky Blue option, but there’s no word on the Aqua option we saw from the Home Mini.
Just as with the Home Mini, the Nest Mini works with Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n/ac with dual-band support (2.4 or 5.0GHz). It also supports Bluetooth and features Chromecast integration, once again, just like with the Home Mini.
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Interestingly, the device does seem to have one significant difference, which is that it draws more power. The Home Mini only uses a 9W power supply while the Google Nest Mini uses a 15W power supply. It’s not clear what this will mean as far as energy efficiency goes or if that extra juice will enable more powerful or better audio.
We also don’t know anything about pricing for the Nest Mini, although since there don’t seem to be too many upgrades here, we wouldn’t expect it to go much higher than the $49 retail price of the Home Mini.
We’ll likely learn all about the Google Nest Mini tomorrow during Google’s hardware event.
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