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Yeah, OK I understand your meaning a little more now. That's one of the nice differences between Google Home and Alexa. You give your Google Home a location, a
by supergeek133 9y ago
Yeah, OK I understand your meaning a little more now.
That's one of the nice differences between Google Home and Alexa. You give your Google Home a location, and when you connect devices it asks you to assign the devices to a room.
So you can say "turn on bedroom lights" and any light assigned to the bedroom it will turn on.
To follow onto my original comment, placement of the device also seems to matter, and how fast you talk or whatever accent you have seems to impact it as well. At least from an Alexa standpoint.