What Reddit Says About Smart Speaker Assistant Apps
We compiled 9 Reddit discussions about Smart Speaker Assistant apps from 3 subreddits. Here's what real users recommend, complain about, and debate.
Reddit Threads
r/homeassistant
You have to use the Google Home app to add the Home Assistant integration and get them linked, but after you do that once you don't ever have to touch Google Home again. ... Futureproofhomes makes a plug and play speaker for HA Voice.
r/homeassistant
40 votes, 106 comments. I use Alexa and Echos and would like to move over to HA. I don’t think the Echos will work well with HA and wondering what…
r/homeassistant
I only have Home Assistant for managing my smart home - no other hub or such. Am I best off getting a HA Voice Preview Edition, Alexa, or some other solution? Whatever I get, it'd be set up in the kitchen where it can be a bit noisy so I'd need it to be able to handle that. Share ... You h...
r/homeassistant
If data privacy is your main goal the Home Assistant Voice PE or alternatives that are compatible with Home Assistant will be the way to go, Home Assistant Voice PE and ReSpeaker are the ones that come to mind.
r/homeassistant
115 votes, 102 comments. Hey everyone, I’m trying to settle on the best speaker setup to use with Home Assistant as a full smart speaker, and I’d…
r/smarthome
They deserve zero support from the smart home/home automation community for springing this crap on people who already invested in Samsung’s ecosystem. ... I like the Sonos speakers. I have a Move 2 in my office and Era 100s in the kitchen. You can use airplay, Alexa and bluetooth. And sound is bette...
r/homeassistant
From what I read the echo is the cheapest and the best option around. Is there anything else I ought to consider when looking for easiness of…
r/googlehome
I use Google Speakers because they gave flawless voice control, which linked back to Home Assistant allows me to control that as well. Home Assistant has a steep learning curve however so be prepared for a bit of journey although once set up it's pretty good. ... Anything tuyu compatible works ...
r/homeassistant
To add; the speakers are horrible and absolutely cannot replace an Alexa or HomePod. The PE should not be recommended to anyone except a true Smart Home Expert. Anything less and you’ll just be bashing your head into the wall trying to get them to work. ... Oh yeah I've got it integrated with a...
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