Audio quality is obviously an issue, certainly in your "main" room at least I'd at least get a MAX.
The other issue with the Google speakers right now is that you can only have one "group" due to some patent thing they lost to Sonos.
I've also had some issues with robustness of having 7 of the speakers playing at once -- they tend to drop out often for small intervals. But that could just be a me thing.
Audio quality is obviously an issue, certainly in your "main" room at least I'd at least get a MAX.
The other issue with the Google speakers right now is that you can only have one "group" due to some patent thing they lost to Sonos.
I've also had some issues with robustness of having 7 of the speakers playing at once -- they tend to drop out often for small intervals. But that could just be a me thing.