Does Sonos one integrate with Nest Hello? As in, does the Sonos One speaker sound a chime when someone presses the smart doorbell at home? Searched around, could not find anything conclusive. This should absolutely be a supported api/feature of the integration and I am looking to get more clarity ASAP on planning some smart home purchases.
Any advise is appreciated!
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Sonos one - Nest Hello integration questions
Best answer by eztoril
Hi again,
FYI, I solved my problem with help from Google helpdesk.
We concluded together that every setting was indeed correctly setup, like the ‘Visitor announcement’ turned on, ‘Notification/Partner services’ turned on in the Assistant settings, in “Your data in the Assistant” - ‘Web & App Activity’ turned on incl. the check-boxes, etc.
These settings were all turned off and then on again in order to re-apply the settings, but no luck yet (even though it was perhaps good to re-apply it)
The thing that finally resolved my issue was to perform a factory reset of my Sonos One speaker (i.e. long-press ‘infinity’ button while re-inserting the power cable) and re-activate the Google Assistant link to Google Assistant. I double-checked the link to Google by asking “OK Google, what’s my name” and the reply was indeed my name, Martin.
After that check, I pressed the door bell button and the Sonos One said “It is someone on the front door”. :-)
Hope this helps others having similar problem.
BR Martin
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I'm not aware that there's any official integration with Nest, supported by Sonos.
+21Me neither. As Nest is part of Google maybe something will come after Google Home Integration is released.
Ah, an excellent thought, bockersjv. We'll have to see.
Once Google assistant is available for Sonos I'm sure Nest Hello will work Just fine. Nest Hello's rings all my Google Home products (1 Google Home, 2 Google Minis and 1 Google Home Hub) I will probably not enable it on my Sonos speakers as I already have enough "ringers".
+4Yes it does.
I have my nest hello announced on my Play:One “X is at the Front Door”.
It’s pretty cool!
Now I have only managed to set it up for the Sonos One and Beam. Not for my other speakers (playbar, play 5, etc...)
Does anyone know how to make the same thing work on the Playbar/Play:5?
I have my nest hello announced on my Play:One “X is at the Front Door”.
It’s pretty cool!
Now I have only managed to set it up for the Sonos One and Beam. Not for my other speakers (playbar, play 5, etc...)
Does anyone know how to make the same thing work on the Playbar/Play:5?
I wouldn't think it would work on speakers that do not have Google assistant built in to it. I could be wrong though.
I just checked, something. Since my One's serve as surrounds, GA is disabled and only my beam gives Nest Hello alerts.
I have my nest hello announced on my Play:One “X is at the Front Door”.
It’s pretty cool!
Now I have only managed to set it up for the Sonos One and Beam. Not for my other speakers (playbar, play 5, etc...)
Does anyone know how to make the same thing work on the Playbar/Play:5?
Hi, this is so cool!
How did you manage it?
Hi, Nest said this should work, can some one from Sonos confirm this? I can't get my Beam to play a sound when the doorbell is pressed. I have Google Home as my assistant running on my Beam.
How did the others get this working?
How did the others get this working?
It most definitely works. My Beam announces when the door bell is rang.
Make sure it is enabled by:
Make sure it is enabled by:
- Open sonos app
- Settings
- Services
- Google Assistant under Voice
- Choose Beam (or Whatever the name of your Beam is)
- Next Choose Google Assistant Settings, (this opens up in the Google Home App)
- There are several things here. Make sure Notifications are turned on. The same has to be done for Google Home Speakers as well to hear the doorbell.
+4One of the best features with the integration IMO. Works like a charm!
I really like this too but I ended disabling it on my Bean, I have several Google Home speakers and the Nest Secure Alarm (which also announces it) and they all go off one by one causing a repeated echo though the whole house. Something happens when I broadcast a message.
Now that I think about it, maybe I should just disable it on one of the Google Home speakers and re-enable it on the Beam.
Make sure it is enabled by:
- Open sonos app
- Settings
- Services
- Google Assistant under Voice
- Choose Beam (or Whatever the name of your Beam is)
- Next Choose Google Assistant Settings, (this opens up in the Google Home App)
- There are several things here. Make sure Notifications are turned on. The same has to be done for Google Home Speakers as well to hear the doorbell.
Hi - Where about are the notifications settings with the Google Home App?
I followed Ravica3 directions but I am still unable to hear the doorbell chime. I verified that my notifications for google home app and google assistant app are turned on as well.
Are there any other suggestions or something I may be missing?
Hi .
that was a good question as i tried to connect as still no luck , I followed the exact steps above but couldn’t hear chime on my sonos 1 and Sonos base .. is there something i missed ?
thanks for hel
One key item that Ravica3 left off is to open your Nest app, click on settings for your camera in top right corner, click visitor announcements, and enable visitor announcements. I did this after following all of Ravica3’s directions, and now my doorbell rings via my Sonos beam. Hope this helps
Here is what I have discovered. The Nest Hello Doorbell kinda works with Sonos but works inconsistently and doesn’t offer the full features that it is cable of. (i.e. it’s sort of half-assed). It took a long time to get a good answer but initially both Google/Nest and Sonos pointed the finger at the other company which left me feeling stuck.
However, I had a long and good conversation with the manager of the support group at Sonos. And he told me that:"Our team would love to see this integration happen but we do not have the resources to make it happen at this time. We're hoping as we continue to work with Google that we can make this integration happen in the future."
Some of the problems I have experienced include:- Nest no longer support IFTTT so the only way to get this to work is by enabling Google Assistant in Sonos for the speakers that have google assistant.
- If you press the Nest door bell button a second time
- Within a short period of time, a minute or so, it does not announce again on the sonos speaker. (I suspect this may have to do with the IP port not being open and closed properly between the doorbell and Sonos).
- Sometimes the doorbell will never announce a call despite waiting a long time between the next door bell press.
- I haven’t been able to get the announcement to come out of multiple speakers.
I don’t actually know if it is a port problem. I was guessing it was just that they weren’t being opened and closed properly, not that the ports were closed. Sorry I can’t help.
Anyone know if this issue would be resolved in the new S2 software?
Sounds like a new major update is coming soon. I’d like to request Sonos put this into that release.
I have been telling others that Ring is the way to go because it has this functionality.
Ok... I've been away from the community for a while and just now seeing this. I will double check all my settings and once I'm off work today I test my Nest again.
I'm surprised people are still having issues while I'm not.
I'll post soon with a follow-up.
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