When we here at PCMag reviewed the Google Home Mini last fall, one of our chief complaints was that it didn't "play well with others." That should be less of an issue in the future, as Google has announced that all Home devices can – finally – connect to other Bluetooth speakers.

"We brought this feature to life after hearing how much you wanted to amp up the sound with your Google Home Mini," Google Home Product Manager Surbhi Kaul wrote in a blog post.

Until now, you could only connect Home Mini to a larger, Chromecast-enabled speaker for better sound quality. But as we noted in our review, there aren't a ton of Chromecast-enabled speakers available. And by itself, Home Mini's sound is "tinny and harsh."

Fortunately, you can now connect the device to any Bluetooth speaker you have. To do that, open the Google Home app, open device settings, and follow the pairing instructions. Once you get it all hooked up, just use voice commands like you normally would with your Home to play whatever you want.

"The music will automatically play on your Bluetooth speaker—without you having to tell Google the name of the device," Kaul wrote.

You can even put your Bluetooth speaker in one room and your Google Home in another, and pump the jams all over the house.

"Turn on background music at dinner and have it follow you into the living room for dessert," Kaul wrote. "Or catch up on your podcasts as you move room to room tidying up."