When you start using an electronic device, you not only have to learn how to use it, but also how to reset it if something goes wrong. Smart devices, like any other electronic device, can experience problems, and your Google Nest Hub is no exception. If your Nest Hub device is behaving erratically or is slow or unresponsive, you may be able to fix it by resetting and reconfiguring the device.

In this post, we'll explain the different reasons why you might want to reset your Google Nest Hub and how to go about doing so to restore your device to factory settings.

If you've decided that resetting your Google Nest Hub is absolutely necessary, you can follow the steps below to factory reset it. You can only physically reset a Nest Hub on the device itself; you cannot use voice commands or the Google Home app on your phone to reset your Nest Hub to its default settings.

This method should work on all Nest Hub devices, including the Google Nest Hub (1st generation), Google Nest Hub (2nd generation), and Google Nest Hub Max.