Google Nest Audio Power adapter

[brokennestuser]

Hi,

My dog ate my power cable and I need a replacement.

Where can one be purchased?

Thanks.

[marcothechef]

Have exactly The same problem. Power cable for the nest audio doesn’t seem to be available anywhere… weird in this age of sustainability.

[masern03]

Same here, dog bite. Also in contact with Google. So bad these days, the recommendation was to buy a whole new speaker.

[marcothechef]

Quite shocking that you can’t purchase a new cable. Just for info, the wire is coaxial with one strand insulated in the middle and the other a sheath around the outside. I purchased some shrink tubing (pack of assorted sizes for a few quid), cut the wire, soldered the inner wire (I’m a novice, my first soldering attempt), shrink tube over the join then wound the outer strands over one another and covered with a larger shrink tube. Worked a treat and relatively low voltage so I am not too concerned. If you found someone with any experience in this it should be easy.

[marcothechef]

P.S. why do dogs bite this? Our dog hasn’t bitten any other cables, just bad luck?

[makingmark]

The use of ugly, cheap, non-replaceable wall wart power adapters was a key reason I chose Sonos One over Nest Audio. I know that doesn't help your current situation, but something to consider if you're fed up with it. Sonos uses standard, non-wart plugs and you can purchase the cords separately and in different lengths. Unfortunately, voice control on the Ones doesn't work as well as Nest Audio...sigh. Google does a half ass job on its hardware products but handicaps their better competitors for using their voice assistant.

[Jake]

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