The sound quality of the Nest Hub is fine for intimate settings, but you might be better off with a Nest Mini if sound is a priority for you.
It can reach higher volumes than the second-gen Nest Hub, which has a single 1.7-inch full-range driver instead of a stereo system. Sound is also supersized on the Max thanks to a back-end woofer. Meanwhile, the Nest Hub Max's bigger screen works well as a mini entertainment center and makes following recipe steps easier (whether you're reading or following along on YouTube). The smaller Nest Hub works well as a bedside or office assistant, essentially anywhere you don't necessarily need a screen. Both feature the impressive AmbientEQ sensor, which automatically adjusts brightness and color temp for a seamless visual experience. The HD touchscreen is crisp and clear, but the 7-inch LCD screen on the Nest Hub is no slouch either. The 10-inch screen on the Nest Hub Max won't replace your TV, but it's great for streaming media while putzing around the kitchen. The Nest Hub Max has an impressive speaker system for a smart display.
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