The Google Home Speaker, first teased alongside Fitbit Air at Made by Google 2025 last August, may finally launch on June 25, according to a listing spotted by 9to5Google. The device is expected to be powered by Google's Gemini AI assistant. One retailer has listed the speaker with that specific release date, though Google has not yet confirmed the timing.
The speaker represents Google's next-generation smart home hardware, moving beyond previous Nest-branded models. Its integration with Gemini signals a deeper push into conversational AI for the home, competing with Amazon's Alexa and Apple's HomePod. The timing suggests a mid-year product refresh rather than a fall launch.
Details on pricing and availability remain scarce. 9to5Google characterized the listing as from "one retailer" and did not name the retailer or confirm the stock. Previous reports indicated the speaker would be priced competitively to undercut rivals, but no specific dollar figure has been mentioned in available sources.
The launch could revitalize Google's lagging smart speaker market share, which has lost ground to Amazon and Apple in recent quarters. A June release would also give the company a full quarter of sales before the holiday season, potentially boosting its hardware revenue. However, supply chain constraints could delay broader availability.
The listing has not been verified by Google, and release dates from retailers often shift. Analysts caution that the June 25 date could be a placeholder or regional only.