What Will You Talk About Google Home If You Can?

In these years, Google Home Ecosystem – Nest has been included – changed VeryBroadly to fit the preferences of Google of that time. But, not more often, no steps have been carried forward, resulting in two steps back, which means always, that is always that. Some? Annoy in the game. What is the one thing about Google Home, as Google prepares to present home and nest news next week, if you can?

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Looking back a few years, the home app was clearly a mess. Prior to the 2023 redesign, running a smart home through Google’s app was nothing short of a terrible. It was fine if you probably had a dozen or so many lights and tools, but anyone with many rooms filled with lights, switches, TV, speakers and cameras probably remembers the annoyance that appears to be a appearance of equipment came from the excavation through the endless list.

Google Home Readyzine that happened after this One was Huge upgradeBetween a customized favorite tab and dedicated, easy-to-front classes and a more powerful automation system, it was a great thing for smart home users. This was not correct, though. The nesting experience was probably the biggest negative aspect, with an interface in the cameras with most characteristics, polish and expansion that was present in the years of the Nest App. Since that time, Google has made great progress in this regard, and we have noticed that the same effort applies to the rest of the nest. Recently, Google has extended nesting tools back to the past decade, which are the most recent examples to fully support the home app with thermostats and Nest X Yale Lock.

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However, nothing is correct.

Google Home app, in my view, is very good, but I know that one of the biggest headaches is an ecosystem that surrounds it. Google auxiliary erosion So there was universally hated That Google had to do Externally accept it and promise that a fix was in the way.

Voice command is clearly an area that Google needs to fix with the house, and Gemini, at least on paper, has the ability to do so. We have to wait and see what Google actually distributes on 1 October, but I think we are all expecting that this is the silver bullet we are waiting for.

Beyond the voice command, however, what do you find disappointing about Google Home Experience?

I think everyone has a small quiverk that bothers them about any product, and Google Home Definitely There is no exception, even if you avoid talking about voice command.

For me, one thing I would like to see fixed is to integrate the third-party cameras in Google Home. For example, Wyze Camers I have recently been testing in the camera section of the home app, but they are completely broken. Streams just never load how long I wait, and this is not the camera fault. I have seen the same behavior from every other third-party camera that I have seen in the home app for years, including brands such as Arlo and Rolink. Some work better than others – which they say they load Ultimately – But it is clear that this experience is broken. I would like to be able to use Google Home as a hub properly All Cameras in my house, but this is not something I can do today. It is clear that Google’s vision is to support it, but just some work is required to complete it completely.

What will happen? Hard to say. Google really does not achieve anything by integrating a third-party camera at home, so it is probably not very low priority. But the third-party hardware literally makes the backbone of any good smart home system, so it will go crazy if it was not at least on the roadmap.