Google Home app on iOS, displaying its -Connected To Wi-Fi Successfully- screen.
In this picture gallery, we include the Google Home App screenshots we took in 2017 and 2018. Note that in this time, we snapped many pictures of the Google Home app, running on the iOS platform, for the various posts we’re writing about the devices that this app controls. Further, we’ve put these photos together here in one post for quick viewing and perusing. We’ll add more here as we add them to new posts.
Firstly, viewing some photos is all it takes to learn how to accomplish particular tasks with these speakers. We hope that this photo album helps you learn that way. Thus, you will learn more quickly and completely about the Google Home suite of smart speakers. But if you need more detail about how to perform the various tasks commonly done on these units, check out the list of posts at the bottom of this one for further reading. Happy learning!
Google Home App Screenshots 2017, 2018
This app, like most apps on iOS and Android, has a Home screen, as we see next.
Google Home App 2017, showing the Home screen with Devices menu item highlighted.
Device Settings
It also features a Settings page that allows you to control aspects of connected speakers as well as how the app itself behaves.
The Google Home App 2017, showing the Device Settings screen with the Paired Bluetooth Devices option highlighted.
Furthermore, the next few screens show the Bluetooth settings.
Showing the Paired Bluetooth Devices screen, with the Enable Pairing Mode link highlighted
The Google Home App 2017, displaying the Paired Bluetooth Devices screen, showing the Ready To Pair message highlighted.
Google Home App 2017, displaying its Paired Bluetooth Devices history screen, showing our Tom’s iPad device as having paired with the Google Home speaker.
Devices Lists
We also find a set of pages that display the list of devices (speakers) that the app currently controls.
The Google Home Mini Speaker, as displayed in the Google Home App, showing in the Devices list, with its Device Menu location highlighted.
Google Home Mini speaker, as shown in the Google Home App, displaying its device control menu, with the Settings option highlighted.
Google Home App Screenshots 2017, 2018: Rebooting the Google Home
The Google Home App, Displaying the Google Home Mini Speaker Reboot Confirmation Dialog Box, with the Reboot option highlighted.
Google Chromecast Audio Receiver
Google Chromecast Audio receiver as it appears in the Google Home app, with its device control menu button circled.
Chromecast Google Audio receiver, as shown in the Google Home app, with its Reboot option circled.
Google Chromecast Audio receiver, as shown in the Google Home app, displaying the Reboot Confirmation dialog box. with the Reboot button circled.
Home Mini Google smart speaker, as displayed in the Google Home App, with its Settings menu item circled.
More Home Screens
Google Home app on iOS, displaying its home screen, with the hamburger menu control highlighted.
The Home app on iOS in 2017, displaying its hamburger menu, with the Devices Item highlighted.
Google Home app on iOS, with a Google Home Mini device control menu displaying, with the Settings Item in that menu highlighted.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying a Google Home Mini speaker device settings screen with WiFi setting highlighted.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying its -Forget This Network- prompt.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying the -Forget This Wi-Fi Network- confirmation dialog.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying the -Forgetting Wi-Fi Network- screen.
Google Home App Screenshots 2017-2018: Setup Option Prompt
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying its Devices screen, showing the Google Home Mini smart speaker -Set Up- link Highlighted.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying the -Connecting To Google Home Mini Speaker- screen.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying the -Did You Hear The Sound- screen for the Google Home Mini speaker.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying the -Where Is This Device- screen, with the -Office- choice circled.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying the -Where Is This Device- screen, showing the -Office- choice as checked, with the -Next- link highlighted.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying the -Choose Your Wi-Fi Network- screen, showing our choice arrowed.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying the -Choose Your Wi-Fi Network- screen, with our choice selected, and the -Next- link highlighted.
Google Home App on iOS, displaying the -Enter Wi-Fi Password- screen, with the password entry field highlighted.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying the -Enter Wi-Fi Password- screen, showing the password field filled In, with the -Use This Wi-Fi Network To Set Up Future Devices- option highlighted.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying Its -Connecting To Wi-Fi- screen.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying its -Connected To Wi-Fi Successfully- screen.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying its Home screen.
Music Services Choices
The app for Google Home speakers on iOS, displaying its Music Service Choices screen, with linked Spotify service set as default provider, highlighted.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying its Music Service Choices screen, with Pandora selected as default provider, and Spotify no longer the default highlighted.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying its Music Service Choices screen, showing Spotify Unlink link highlighted.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying its Music Service Choices screen, showing Spotify as unlinked, highlighted.The Google app on iOS, displaying its main menu with the Music choices item highlighted.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying its Music Service Choices screen, with the Link item for the Spotify service highlighted.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying its Music Service Choices screen, showing the linked Spotify entry as circled.
Spotify Linking to Google Home
Google Home app on iOS, displaying its -Link Your Spotify Account- confirmation window.
Google Home Audio Equalizer Option
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying its -Device Control- menu, showing the audio Equalizer option highlighted.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying its audio equalizer sliders screen, showing bass and treble controls highlighted.
Google Home App Screenshots 2017-2018: Google Home Playing a Radio Station
These are screens you will see as the subject speaker plays an internet radio station.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying its Devices screen, showing a Google Home Mini smart speaker playing an iHeart radio station.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying its volume control screen for the Google Home Mini smart speaker.
The Google Home app screenshots 2017.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying its Devices screen, showing an original Google Home speaker control menu, with the Settings option circled.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying its Equalizer Adjustments screen for an original Google Home smart speaker, with the bass and treble Slider controls circled.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying its Devices screen, showing a Google Chromecast Audio receiver card, with its control menu button circled, top right.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying a Chromecast Audio receiver card, with its control menu up, and the Settings option circled.
Google Home app on iOS, displaying a Chromecast Audio receiver settings screen, with the Equalizer link circled.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying its equalizer adjustments screen for a Google Chromecast Audio receiver, with the bass and treble controls circled.
Bluetooth Speaker Pairing Screenshots
Google Home app on iOS in 2018, showing its -Device Settings- screen, top of that page.
The iOS version of the Google Home app in 2018, showing its -Device Settings- screen, with the -Default Speaker- item highlighted.
Google Home app on iOS in 2018, showing its -Choose Default Speaker- screen, with the -Pair Bluetooth Speaker- item highlighted.
The Google Home app on iOS in 2018, showing its -Pair Your Bluetooth Speaker- screen, while scanning for Bluetooth devices.
JBL Charge 3 Bluetooth Speaker Pairing with Google Home
Google Home app on iOS, displaying its -Pair your Bluetooth Speaker- screen. Showing the JBL Charge 3 Bluetooth speaker, discovered.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying its -Choose a Default Speaker- screen. The JBL Charge 3 Bluetooth speaker is set as default speaker.
JBL Flip 2 Wireless Speaker Pairing with Google Home
Next, we show JBL Flip 2 pairing screen faces.
Google Home app on iOS, showing its -Choose a Default Speaker- screen, with the JBL Flip 2 Bluetooth speaker checked and highlighted.
The Google Home app on iOS, displaying its -Pair Your Bluetooth Speaker- screen, with the JBL Flip 2 speaker discovered and checked.
Google Home app on iOS, showing its -Pair Your Bluetooth Speaker- screen, with the JBL Flip 2 speaker discovered but not yet paired.
JBL Clip 3 Wireless Speaker Pairing with Google Home
Similarly, here we have screens that illustrate JBL Clip 3 pairing.
The Google Home app on iOS, showing its -Choose Default Speaker- screen, with the JBL Clip 3 speaker highlighted.
Google Home app on iOS, showing its -Pair Your Bluetooth Speaker- screen, with the JBL Clip 3 speaker found and highlighted.
Google Home App Screenshots 2017-2018: JBL Flip 4 Splashproof Bluetooth Speaker Pairing with Google Home
Next, we have screens that you will likely see when pairing a Bluetooth speaker with Google Home.
The Google Home app on iOS in 2018, showing its -Pair Your Bluetooth Speaker- screen, whtn it found a Bluetooth device.
Google Home app on iOS in 2018, showing its -Choose Default Speaker- screen, with the -Toms Flip 4- Bluetooth speaker highlighted.
Related Posts to Google Home App Screenshots 2017
Finally, the posts linked to below include and describe the pictures in this gallery, in context, when you’d see these while running the Google Home app, and what to do when you encounter each pictured screen.
