It can be confusing when your Google Nest Hub not playing in speaker group. The experience here is specifically for the users of Google Nest Hub second gen. Tired of de-bleated group and re-create it, but this trick only worked for a moment and went to the same matter. Took the device out of the Home app, reboot, and add to the Home but still did not work. So, if it also happens to you, we are here to help.
How to Fix Nest Hub Stop Playing in Speaker Group
Here are some possible methods to fix Nest Hub that stops playing in speaker group:
1. Create New Home and Add Nest Hub device
You can create a new home structure, and then add your Nest Hub device here. After that, you can test if you get a different experience by following the instructions below:
- Launch the Google Home app
- From the top, find and then tap on Add
- Tap on Create a new home
- Follow the instructions
Follow the steps above to set 5 homes in your account.
2. The Last Real Pain Resort
You can fix this problem by checking your Nest Hub icon that says “Home Group”. From here, check all device that you want to play. After choosing it shows the last device you checked saying “Playing Now”, together with the name of the device. This works!
Even though this can be a solution when Nest Hub not playing in speaker group, it still still something not right. Doing the trick above means that it defeats the goal of creating a group speaker. Eventually, there is no information that this option is available. One thing for sure about “Playing Now” and “Home Group” page means that you still can control the volume of the devices from here.
Here are more topics about Home group and speaker group on Nest Hub:
That is all about the explanation to fix this matter. It works but again, you must do it by hand all the time. This is not what you should experience from a speaker group, right?
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