CHEAP: Smarten up your house with a Google Home Hub for just $87 (down from $149)

2019-5-7 15:58

When you’re busy cooking, looking up a recipe on your phone or watching it on YouTube can be a messy affair with sticky hands. You can do all this and more – hands-free – by snapping up a Google Home Hub for just $87, down from the original price of $149.

The smart display has Google Assistant built-in to help you with to-dos, reminders, and searches via voice commands. It also has a 7-inch touchscreen to display all your content and answers to your questions. And at that size, it’s handy for watching recipe videos on YouTube in your kitchen. …

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