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Exactly the same with my Echos. The problem with asking these things questions when you are in a group of people is that now the whole conversation pauses to h
by IgorPartola 9y ago
Exactly the same with my Echos.
The problem with asking these things questions when you are in a group of people is that now the whole conversation pauses to hear the damn answer. And then there is the 5-10 second processing time and the very slow non-interactive answer. It's just so much more efficient to have one of the people in the conversation whip out their phone and use Google, then say the answer when it's ready. Especially if the answer is not "Who was the start of The Martian" but something like "How closely was Lincoln the movie based on historical events?"
I will say, I also use my main Echo to play music. It is really nice that way, though song, artist, and playlist name recognition is atrocious. "Play Top Hits" and "Play Today's Top Hits" produces completely different result. Don't you know what I mean Amazon? Don't you know what I mean?
My kids (turning 4 soon) have figured out how to use it too, which is kinda neat.
- giobox 9y ago> and then there is the 5 - 10 second processing time Almost everything you've described matches my experience with the Echo exactly, but if there is one thing that it is consistently good at for me anyway, it's seriously low latency in responding. I've never observed anything like 5 seconds to process my input, let alone 10. It's been way better than Siri in this regard.