Author: Chris Welch
Google Assistant is now available on the Sonos One and Sonos Beam, meaning you’ve now got a second choice besides Alexa for handling your voice commands. If Assistant is already controlling your smart home gadgets — or if you merely think it’s better at responding to questions than Alexa — it’s probably worth switching over.
Even if you don’t own a Sonos speaker with a built-in mic like the One or Beam, you can still control the company’s other speakers if you have a Google Home speaker somewhere in the house. The setup process is very similar in both cases.
We’ll start off under the assumption that your Sonos speakers are already up and running.
Set up Google Assistant on the Sonos One or Sonos Beam
Each of Sonos’ smart speakers can...
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Google Assistant is now available on the Sonos One and Sonos Beam, meaning you’ve now got a second choice besides Alexa for handling your voice commands. If Assistant is already controlling your smart home gadgets — or if you merely think it’s better at responding to questions than Alexa — it’s probably worth switching over.
Even if you don’t own a Sonos speaker with a built-in mic like the One or Beam, you can still control the company’s other speakers if you have a Google Home speaker somewhere in the house. The setup process is very similar in both cases.
We’ll start off under the assumption that your Sonos speakers are already up and running.
Set up Google Assistant on the Sonos One or Sonos Beam
Each of Sonos’ smart speakers can...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...