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The biggest headache with Google's ecosystem is lack of "Timer Groups." They have speaker groups (that work well), but if you have two+ Google Home/Hub/Mini de
by Someone1234 3y ago
The biggest headache with Google's ecosystem is lack of "Timer Groups."
They have speaker groups (that work well), but if you have two+ Google Home/Hub/Mini devices in a single space asking for a timer will add it randomly to one of the devices, not the room or a group, and it won't always display on the Hub.
For example I have an open-plan kitchen, two Google Home Max speakers, and a Hub (display) on the counter. If I ask for a timer, it MIGHT go to the Hub or it MIGHT go to either of the two Home Max speakers.
Cancelling it involves figuring out which device took it, and standing close to it (or it just won't cancel). This is a really obvious and strange oversight, as Google Home's ecosystem supports "rooms" by default.