Home Max and Mini were launched in 2017 as the first expansion of Google’s smart speaker lineup. Three years later, Google has officially discontinued production of Home Max as stock exhausted.
Both Chalk and Charcoal Home Max are not currently available in the US Google Store. Google confirmed its retirement Engadget With an assurance that he will continue to receive software updates:
Existing Google Home Max users shouldn’t be alarmed as they will not see any change in their service. We will continue to provide software updates and security fixes for Google Home Max devices. We are committed to offering great audio and complete home audio features across all of our assistant-enabled products.
While announced in October, the spokesperson did not release Until December 2017. At 11.7 pounds, it’s a large body (13.2 x 7.4 x 6.0 inches) with dual high-rise 4.5-inch woofers and two dedicated 0.7-inch woofers in a ‘enclosed solid housing’ to keep sound made up. ML Powered Smart Sound adjusts equalizer according to your current environment.
It can be positioned vertically or horizontally, while it supports stereo configuration if you have a pair. There is an AUX jack for connecting to other devices and six far-field mics for keyword detection.
The launch price of $ 399 was a bit steep, but Google included 12 months of YouTube Music. Then it moved up to $ 299 and saw a discount to $ 149 Black Friday 2020. Google Home Max was last priced at $ 179 before it was discontinued.
To replace the device, this year Google released the Nest Audio. At $ 99 a piece, it’s much cheaper, and buying two for stereos is more acceptable.
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