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Best Google Nest Mini Easter Eggs to Try Out

By Matthew Lynch
August 3, 2023
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Google Nest Mini is a smart speaker that can do just about anything you’d want it to do. It’s a highly versatile device that offers you the convenience of controlling your smart home devices, playing music, setting reminders and much more. However, did you know that there are some Easter eggs or hidden features that you can try out on your Google

Nest Mini to make it even more exciting? These Easter eggs are cleverly hidden and can be accessible by using voice commands. Here are some of the best Google Nest Mini Easter eggs to try out!

1. “Okay Google, find Chuck Norris” – After issuing this voice command, your Nest Mini will respond by saying, “Chuck Norris can’t be found because he finds you,” which is a reference to Chuck Norris’s infamous reputation.

2. “Okay Google, can you sing?” – Issuing this command will prompt your Nest Mini to sing a random song from its repertoire of songs. It could be anything from “Happy Birthday” to “The Wheels on the Bus.”

3. “Okay Google, tell me a joke” – If you need a laugh or two, this is the perfect command to issue. Your Nest Mini will respond with a humorous joke that’s sure to tickle your funny bone.

4. “Okay Google, tell me a riddle” – If you love brain teasers, this is a great command to ask. Your Nest Mini will come up with a challenging riddle for you to solve.

5. “Okay Google, do you know Siri?” – Issuing this command will surprise you as your Nest Mini will respond with a witty comment about its competitor.

6. “Okay Google, do you like Alexa?” – Ask this question and your Nest Mini will respond with some cheeky comments about its rival smart speaker.

7. “Okay Google, how much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?” – This is a classic tongue twister and a great command to test out the capabilities of your Nest Mini’s speech recognition.

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