With Google Nest Hub, you can watch movies, control smart appliances, and more for less than $75

As we approach the beginning of another school year, it is smart to start stocking up on tech that will make your life easier—especially if you can save some money while doing it.

Home Depot is currently offering a discount of over 50% off the Google Nest Hub, a smart home device that can also stream videos to your devices, over the next few days.

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The Google Nest Hub Second Generation smart home speaker and display along with a two-pack of smart outlets are currently on sale for $54.99, a discount of $70.94 off the list price of $79.99.

As a result of including the Defiant Smart Plugs, the bundle originally cost $125.93. It reflects the inclusion of the plugs in the bundle's original price.

As our Home Editor Rachel Murphy pointed out in her review of the Google Nest Hub, the device comes with a robust learning chip with 1.2 TeraOPS of processing power, as well as Google Assistant built right in.

The technology also enables Voice Matching. Aside from being great for entertainment, the Nest Hub features a wide display, powerful speakers, and easy-to-use controls. 

As part of the package, you'll also get two highly rated smart plugs that can be used either with Google Assistant or Hub space from Home Depot to enhance connectivity between your lamps and appliances.

 As a result, users can control their home's smart devices directly from their phones through the app. The Google Nest Hub can be connected to the smart plugs on your bedside table and can be remotely controlled from your bed by writing commands using Google Assistant.

The Nest Hub is a great choice for those who are looking for an affordable device that can help you manage all the smart things in your house while listening to music, streaming video, tracking your sleep, and buying video to go with it.