The Best Smart Displays In 2024
• Echo Show 8 3rd Gen: amzn.to/3RsPuC6
• Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen): amzn.to/3xrivXM
• Echo Hub: amzn.to/3VlTsgT
• Google Nest Hub Max: amzn.to/3KHpOh3
• Divoom Pixoo-Max: amzn.to/3z9Yy8n
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:23 Echo Show 8 3rd Gen
01:39 Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen)
02:39 Echo Hub
03:43 Google Nest Hub Max
04:56 Divoom Pixoo-Max
Echo Show 8 3rd Gen
The Amazon Echo Show 8, the greatest smart display, adds some amazing features to its predecessors. Even though it costs more than the second-generation model, it's still quite affordable and has a fantastic sound. While the design of the new generation isn't necessarily all that different from the previous model, it does have some useful features, like a physical camera cover, for those of us who are privacy-conscious. Beneath that cover is a rather attractive camera that can be accessed through the Alexa app for security purposes or even for video chat. Surprisingly powerful, the Echo Show 8's built-in speakers have a reasonably deep audio response. Even though the high-end model's detail isn't as good as some more costly models, it's still decent. The device's support for Spatial Audio is even better, and it surprisingly offers a reasonably immersive experience. Alexa and Amazon devices are always closely linked. The Echo Show 8 is a great companion for Alexa and performs admirably with your Alexa-enabled smart home. This generation of Echo Show 8 can serve as a Zigbee and Thread smart home hub, in contrast to earlier models.
Google Nest Hub (2nd Gen)
Among smart displays, the Nest Hub (2nd Gen) from Google is one of the few without a camera. If having one built in makes you uncomfortable, that may not be a bad thing, but that is one of the reasons it was ranked lower in this roundup. Though it doesn't have video calling capabilities, it makes up for it with other cool features like sensor-based sleep technology that monitors your sleeping patterns every night. The 7-inch display has 1024 x 600-pixel resolution and three far-field microphones. And like the Nest Audio smart speaker, it has a faster machine learning chip than the larger Hub Max, which enables Google Assistant to recognize and process your most frequently used commands more quickly. If you don’t mind losing out on the camera, the second-gen Nest Hub is a more affordable alternative to the larger Hub Max.
Echo Hub
The 8-inch screen of the Echo Hub features a stylish smart home dashboard that arranges all of your gadgets according to category, room location, and priority. Every device has its own widget, so you can view up to four security camera feeds at once, change the brightness of your smart light without having to navigate menus, and change your smart thermostat at any time. Unlike any other smart display we've tested, its interface allows you to rearrange the layout and add widgets. The Echo Hub is still an Amazon product even though its streamlined interface is free of the ad bloat that afflicts Fire TVs and Echo Shows. You can watch your favorite TV shows, play music throughout your whole-home audio system, and pin daily reminders, like what your family members need to do, to its screen. Although it doesn't have a camera for video calls, it still functions well as an intercom to communicate with other Echo devices.
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