You can lower the volume of your voice assistant’s responses and dim the brightness of your Google smart speaker or display’s lights to minimize disturbances.
Step 1. Turn on Night mode
- Open the Google Home app
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- At the top right, tap your Profile picture or Initial.
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Verify that the Google Account shown is the one linked to your Google device.
- If you need to switch accounts, tap the drop down
another account or Add another account.
- If you need to switch accounts, tap the drop down
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Tap Home
All devices
, then touch and hold your device's tile.
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Tap Settings
Notifications & digital wellbeing
Night mode.
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Turn on Enable night mode.
Step 2. Schedule Night mode
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Under "Downtime begins," tap the time
choose the time
tap OK.
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Under "Downtime ends," tap the time
choose the time
tap OK.
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Tap the day(s) of the week you want Night mode on.
Other settings
Do not disturb
When Night mode's on, you can mute notifications and boot up sounds. Timers and alarms will still ring.
To turn on do not disturb, turn the slider on .
LED brightness at night
Important:
The underglow light on the Google Home Speaker (2026) can’t be turned off when the microphone is on. You can only dim it to your preference. Learn more about the indicator when the microphone is listening.
- To dim the lights on your speaker or display, drag the slider to the left.
- To brighten the lights on your speaker or display, drag the slider to the right.
Maximum volume at night
- To lower the maximum volume of your voice assistant at night, drag the slider to the left.
- To raise the maximum volume of your voice assistant at night, drag the slider to the right.