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Get more out of Google Assistant with these newly supported products

Just in time for the holidays, Google has announced new partners for Google Assistant, giving you more ways than ever before to control your home.
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Published onDecember 21, 2017

TL;DR
  • Google has blogged about some ways you can take advantage of Google Assistant this winter
  • A range of new products now support Google Assistant, including C by GE light bulbs
  • Google also highlighted some previously supported devices you might not have checked out yet

Just in time for the holidays, Google has announced some new third-party devices supported by its digital assistant. These were outlined in a Google blog post (via PhoneArena), where Google took the opportunity re-establish some of the previously supported devices and Google Assistant features; essentially, it’s a Google roundup of ways to control your home.

Your Android phone or Google Home can now take advantage of support for C by GE light bulbs for turning the lights on, off and managing their dimming settings in any room. In addition, the Google Assistant supports fans from Bond — should you wish to keep the house even cooler this winter — while Google also singled-out ecobee and Nest for further temperature control (though these have been compatible with Google Assistant for some time now).

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Keeping with the hot water theme, Smarter now has a kettle that supports Google Assistant, as of earlier this month, while Whirlpool has a range of supported microwaves and ovens. Meanwhile, LG is still the go-to brand for washers, refrigerators, and dryers.

Finally, those who want an overview of their home can use the Google Home and a Chromecast in conjunction with a connected camera like the Logitech Circle. By asking something like “OK Google, show the nursery on my TV” you can get a live feed of what’s happening.

If you’re looking for other ways to automate your household with Google Assistant this Christmas, check out all of the current Google Home partners here.

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